What's your experience with ads google account approval?

mekemen

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I've been testing Google Ads lately. Getting an approval for them seems to be hit or miss for everybody

what has your experience been when it comes to crypto, finance, exchange-related niches? What worked best for you?
I’m more interested in real experiences.
 
The only way you can run those niches is by either cloaking or using accounts that have the required certificates for those niches.
 
I have had some Google Ads accounts approved without any big problems. Sometimes Google asks for more details, and the approval can take a few days. I think using your real and correct information helps.
 
Utilizing clean landing pages combined with specialized hosting has been highly effective for stabilizing approval rates. Many experts also utilize gray hat techniques such as dedicated subdomains to manage these complex requirements.
 
I've been testing Google Ads lately. Getting an approval for them seems to be hit or miss for everybody

what has your experience been when it comes to crypto, finance, exchange-related niches? What worked best for you?
I’m more interested in real experiences.
Running these niches with certification + cloaking + aged accounts = good results.
 
from what I’ve seen honestly crypto and finance can be hard niches but having the right licenses or approvals and a clean landing page helps the most.
 
Approval times depend heavily on domain age and landing page footprint. Launching fresh domains with new payment profiles usually triggers automated review delays, whereas using aged domains paired with dedicated static residential IPs leads to smoother initial campaign approvals.
 
Finance and crypto on Google Ads requires certification through Google's Financial Products and Services verification without it you'll get disapproved almost every time regardless of how clean your landing page is. Once certified, compliant landing pages with proper risk disclosures and no guaranteed returns language are what separate accounts that stay approved from ones that get flagged repeatedly.
 
100% financial services verification is mandatory now for almost all regulated niches. Even with full verification, Google's automated scanners regularly flag accounts for subtle copy triggers like unverified claims or missing disclaimer links in the footer, so landing page compliance needs to be audited continuously.
 
I had mixed results as well landing pages clean and compliance seems to work but crypto/exchange approvals are so random.
 
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