The ad account has been banned.

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Facebook doesn't ban accounts without a reason, even when no irregularities are detected. Currently, there are several main reasons why accounts might be banned:
- Unusual payment activity
- Policy violations
- Information verification requests
- Business Manager (BM) ban
Please check your account to find out the exact reason. Or you can contact Meta support for assistance.
 
This is mostly due to accounts violating policies being automatically detected by the system, payment history, or unusual changes in ad execution. You should carefully check the Account Quality section, verify business information and payment methods, and appeal each account to find out the specific reason.
 
Recently, many of my advertising accounts have been banned for no apparent reason. Does anyone know why?
It seems that almost all multinational companies are now incorporating AI into their systems, with AI making decisions instead of manual moderation. This is evident on platforms like YouTube, where many users are being banned due to AI-driven enforcement.
 
Lately, I've noticed that Meta has recently tightened its automated risk assessment systems, resulting in some bans being issued without clear manual justification. However, we still need to comply with all regulations from FB.
 
Are you using a personal account or a Business Manager?
Currently, BMs are being heavily scanned by Facebook, so it's best to wait or rent an account from an agency to get a more reliable account and avoid wasting your budget
 
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Account bans are frustrating, but often stem from policy violations that aren't immediately obvious. It’s likely a combination of factors like ad copy issues, landing page discrepancies, or even targeting overlaps triggering automated systems; thoroughly review each platform's advertising policies and consider a compliance audit. You might also explore contacting the support teams for clarification on specific reasons.
 
Meta always updates its algorithms, and sometimes if your account shows any unusual activity, they will temporarily suspend it. You can submit a verification request, which will take 1-2 hours.
 
Typically, it's a combination of factors such as payment signals, account history, or sudden behavioral changes, even when everything seems fine on the surface.
 
FB has been banning accounts much more aggressively lately, even ones that look clean. A lot of it is automated now, so bans often happen without a clear reason usually it’s a combination of signals rather than one specific issue.
 
Facebook doesn’t ban accounts randomly; common reasons are payment issues, policy violations, verification requests, or BM bans. Check notifications or contact Meta Support for the exact cause.
 
I haven't seen any account scanning storm incidents these past few days. It's possible your ads are violating Facebook's policies. What product are you promoting?
 
Facebook's moderation is becoming increasingly strict, so ads that violate its policies are easily noticed and rejected, and accounts can be quickly disabled as a result. You need to prepare your content and images carefully to avoid violations, or you can use cloaking services.
 
Recently, many of my advertising accounts have been banned for no apparent reason. Does anyone know why?
Most likely its automated detection reacting to patterns it sees as unusual things like sudden spending jumps, multiple accounts or login from new locations. Going through the platforms rules carefully and submitting a clear appeal usually helps.
 
Facebook bans accounts for a variety of reasons, including financial problems, policy infractions, verification requests, and BM bans. For the precise cause, check your alerts or get in touch with Meta Support.
 
Facebook accounts are usually suddenly banned due to specific policy violations, rapid/unusual behavior, payment issues, or use of cloakers/AI; running cautiously and slowly will reduce the problem.
 
Facebook's moderation is becoming increasingly strict, so we need to comply with all of Facebook's regulations.
 
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