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Before your Dash.fi card can fund Meta campaigns, you need to add it as a payment method inside Meta’s billing settings. You can do this through either Meta Business Suite (recommended for businesses managing multiple accounts) or directly through Ads Manager. Once your card is on file, you can also assign your ad account assets to the Dash.fi Partner ID so the Dash.fi team can support your campaigns.

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Add your card to Meta

Choose the path that matches how you access Meta’s billing settings.
Meta Business Suite is the preferred route for businesses because it gives you centralized control over billing across all ad accounts in your portfolio.
1

Log in to Meta Business Suite

Go to business.facebook.com and sign in with your Meta account.
2

Open Billing

In the left sidebar, click All Tools, then select Billing.
3

Add a payment method

On the Billing overview page, click Payment settings or Add payment method.
4

Select card type

Choose Credit or Debit Card from the list of available payment options.
5

Enter your Dash.fi card details

Fill in the following fields exactly as they appear on your Dash.fi card:
  • Card Number
  • Expiration Date
  • CVV / CVC
  • Cardholder Name
6

Enter your billing address

Enter the billing address associated with your Dash.fi account:
  • Country
  • Street Address
  • City
  • State
  • Postal Code
7

Save your card

Click Save, Continue, or Add Card (the label varies by account). A confirmation message will appear once your card has been added successfully.

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Assign ad account assets to Dash.fi

To allow Dash.fi to support your campaigns (including pushing audience exclusions and managing ad delivery), you need to grant the Dash.fi system user access to your ad accounts through Meta Business Manager.
1

Open Partner settings

Log in to Meta Business Manager at business.facebook.com/latest/settings/partners.
2

Navigate to Partners

In the Users section, click the Partners tab.
3

Add a partner

Click Add, then choose Give a partner access to your assets.
4

Enter the Dash.fi Partner ID

When prompted, enter the following Partner ID:
5

Select ad account assets

Set the asset type to Ad Accounts only. No other asset types are required. Select the specific ad accounts you want to share with Dash.fi.
6

Set permissions

Under request permissions, select Manage Ad Accounts.
7

Assign assets

Click Assign Assets to submit the request. A Dash.fi representative will review and approve the assignment.
After clicking Assign Assets, your Dash.fi account manager will confirm access on their end. Reach out to support@dash.fi if you don’t hear back within one business day.

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Why Dash.fi needs Facebook Page access

When Dash.fi pushes audience exclusions to your campaigns, the system user token must have Facebook Page access. Without it, campaign modifications — including exclusion audiences — can fail and your campaigns may pause unexpectedly. Every Meta ad runs under a Facebook Page identity, so any campaign-level modification requires Page-level access as well. To grant access:
1

Open Business Settings

In Business Manager, go to Business Settings.
2

Navigate to Pages

Click Accounts, then select Pages, and choose the relevant Facebook Page.
3

Add the Dash.fi system user

Click Add People, find the Dash.fi system user, and assign at minimum Advertiser access.
Without Facebook Page access for the Dash.fi system user, audience exclusion pushes may fail silently and cause campaigns to pause. Grant at least Advertiser access to prevent disruptions.

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Troubleshooting: Can’t assign assets to Partner ID

If you encounter an error when trying to assign ad account assets to the Dash.fi Partner ID, check the following:
Your Meta Business account email may not be verified. Go to Business Settings > Business Info and confirm your email address before retrying.
Some partner assignments require a verified business. Check your verification status under Business Settings and complete any outstanding verification steps.
You may not have the required role to manage partners. Check your assigned roles under Business Settings > People and confirm you have Admin access.
Ensure the ad accounts you are trying to share and all related assets belong to the same Meta business portfolio. Assets split across different portfolios cannot be assigned together.
In some cases, Meta may restrict partner assignments due to policy flags, ad account limits, or a pending review queue. If none of the above apply, contact support at support@dash.fi and we can assist with next steps.