Islamabad, Mar 17 2025: Facebook has silently rolled out a significant change to its content, Facebook Tightens monetization policy, leaving many Pakistani digital creators in distress as their revenue streams get abruptly cut off.
The revised guidelines have led to mass demonetization, impacting even those who have consistently followed the platform’s rules and community standards.
Mass Demonetization Shocks Pakistani Creators
Over the past 48 hours, numerous Pakistani content creators and page owners have reported sudden losses of access to Facebook’s monetization features.
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Pakistani content creators are facing revenue losses due to the following updated policies:
- Non-eligible bank accounts: Pakistani accounts are no longer supported for direct payouts.
- Tax details mismatching payout accounts: Discrepancies in tax information and banking details trigger automatic disqualification.
- Use of third-party financial details: Borrowed or incorrect banking details result in removal from monetization programs.
- Inconsistent or unverifiable payout data: Any mismatch in financial records may lead to permanent demonetization.
How to Restore Monetization Eligibility
Although Facebook Tightens monetization policy have made it difficult for Pakistani creators to earn revenue, those willing to adapt to the changes can still regain access to monetization by following these steps:
- Use a bank account from an eligible country: Setting up an account in approved locations is now mandatory.
- Ensure tax details and payout information match exactly: Inconsistencies will lead to rejection.
- Avoid using fake or borrowed financial details: Any attempt to bypass verification could result in a lifetime ban.
- Submit accurate, verifiable documents: Facebook has tightened its verification process, and failing it may result in permanent demonetization.
Stricter Verification & Permanent Bans
Facebook has intensified scrutiny of all financial transactions. If a payout request triggers a verification process and fails, the platform now has the power to revoke a creator’s monetization rights indefinitely.
While these changes have made it significantly harder for Pakistani digital entrepreneurs to generate revenue, those who adjust their financial details according to Facebook’s updated guidelines can still maintain their earnings.
However, the new policy has raised concerns about the long-term viability of Pakistan’s creator economy on the platform.
