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How to pay Meta’s international bank details using pay.com.au

If you advertise on Facebook or Instagram, you might have noticed something confusing. Your Meta invoice is issued in Australian dollars but you need to include International payment details like SWIFT codes and pay an entity based in Ireland.  
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Written byFabian Andreou

PublishedMarch 4, 2026

Last updatedMarch 17, 2026

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    If you advertise on Facebook or Instagram, you might have noticed something confusing. Your Meta invoice is issued in Australian dollars but you need to include International payment details like SWIFT codes and pay an entity based in Ireland. 

    Even though your business is based in Australia, Meta bills many Australian advertisers through its European entity, Meta Platforms Ireland.  That means invoices are issued often in AUD, but with International Bank details required for payment.

    The good news is that you can pay these invoices easily using pay.com.au, without juggling FX providers or overseas bank transfers.

    Here’s how it works.

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    Why Meta invoices have international bank details

    Meta operates global billing through regional entities. For most Australian advertisers:

    • The billing entity is Meta Platforms Ireland
    • Invoices are issued in AUD
    • The intermediary bank you pay to handles the currency conversion

    This is completely normal and it’s exactly the kind of payment pay.com.au is built to handle.

    How to pay a Meta invoice with pay.com.au

    Enable International Payments

    Before making your first overseas payment, international payments need to be enabled on your account.

    • Log in to pay.com.au
    • Go to Settings → Payments
    • Enable International Payments

    Once enabled, you’ll be able to send payments to supported foreign currencies and countries, including Ireland.

    Add Meta as an international payee

    Next, set Meta up as a supplier so future payments are quick and easy.

    • Go to Payees
    • Select Add Payee -> International Payee 
    • Enter the details exactly as shown on your Meta invoice, including:
      • Payee name, for example Meta Platforms Ireland Limited
      • Bank account details: Eg. Account Number / IBAN and SWIFT Code
      • Country (Ireland) and currency AUD
      • Invoice reference or payment description

    Accurate references are important. They help Meta match your payment to the correct ad account.

    Create the payment

    Now you’re ready to pay the invoice.

    • Go to Make a Payment
    • Select Supplier payment
    • Choose Meta from your payee list
    • Enter the invoice amount in AUD

     

    Choose your payment method and earn rewards

    It’s important to note American Express and PayID are not supported payment types for International Payments.

    Eligible payment methods include:

    • Visa or Mastercard
    • Bank account

    You can also choose to earn PayRewards Points on eligible payment methods, turning ad spend into points your business can use elsewhere.

    Track and reconcile

    • International payments typically take 2 to 3 business days
    • You can track the status anytime in your pay.com.au dashboard
    • Once complete, download the transaction receipt for your records

    For accounting purposes, record the AUD value on the payment date in your accounting software, such as Xero or MYOB.

    ^Foreign exchange and international payment services via pay.com.au (AFSL no. 700223) are provided directly to customers by SendFX Limited (AFSL no. 509635, ACN 617 647 220). For more details, see our Platform Terms and Conditions.


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