Facebook’s recent monetisation policy changes have left many content creators struggling with sudden demonetisation, even without policy violations. Over the past 24 to 48 hours, numerous pages, including those using Facebook’s Rights Manager, have lost access to revenue streams.
Many users reported that their pages were demonetised without any notification. Despite following Facebook’s guidelines, they can no longer earn from stream ads, reel ads, photo posts, and story monetisation. Industry experts believe Facebook’s new content monetisation system may have caused this issue.
A major update in the policy restricts Pakistani bank accounts and tax details from monetisation. Page owners must now provide financial details from eligible countries like the US, UK, UAE, or India. To set up monetisation successfully, the bank account and tax details must belong to the same eligible country. Any mismatched or fake details could result in permanent payout disablement.
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Incorrect financial information has already caused issues for creators in the past. If payouts enter verification mode and fail, Facebook disables monetisation permanently. Experts urge content creators to carefully review financial details before submitting them to avoid long-term payout problems.
While the update has disrupted earnings, creators can regain monetisation by ensuring compliance with Facebook’s new financial requirements. Staying informed about evolving policies and verifying financial details is now essential to avoid further issues.
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