Suspicious Card Linking Actions: Risk Payment.

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We reached out to an experienced affiliate marketer to uncover what the system considers suspicious activities when linking a payment card. Here's what we learned:

  1. The card was issued in a country different from the account's registered country.
  2. The name on the card does not match any of the account administrators.
  3. The ad account's region does not match the region of the bank that issued the card.
  4. You or other administrators recently moved or traveled.
  5. The payment method used in the ad account belongs to someone not added as an administrator.
  6. The payment method in the ad account was previously used in a compromised ad account.
  7. Any administrator is using a VPN.

After analyzing this list, it’s evident that when facing issues with card linking or payment risks, attention should be focused on three main variables:
  • The account's registered country,
  • Proxy configuration, and
  • The card’s issuing country.
For optimal results, these three variables should ideally align. Additionally, it's important to consider the number of ad accounts a single card is linked to. Following the principle of "one ad account = one card" is highly recommended.
 
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