Slash Financial, Inc., the business banking platform built for high-spend companies, has announced a Meta Invoice Cashback program that restores rewards for advertisers who lost access to credit card points and cashback rewards when Meta moved them to invoice-based billing. Through Slash, businesses can now earn 1% cashback on eligible Meta ad invoice payments made via ACH, wire, FedNow, or SWIFT.
As invoice-based billing becomes a requirement for high-volume Meta advertisers, ACH and wire payments have replaced credit cards, removing the ability to earn cash back rewards on what is often a company’s largest monthly expense. Slash’s program addresses that gap directly and provides a permanent, ongoing solution for advertisers.
Advertisers with a qualifying Slash account can pay Meta invoices directly via ACH, wire, FedNow, or SWIFT through Slash and automatically earn 1% cashback, credited to their Slash account the following month. The program scales with spend: advertisers maintaining an eligible balance of $16 million or more can earn up to $40,000 per month in cashback on Meta invoices alone.
“Slash was built for companies where the volume of spend makes every basis point matter,” said Victor Cardenas, CEO and co-founder, Slash Financial. “Our customers are running serious ad budgets, and every dollar of that spend should work for them. The Meta Invoice Cashback program gives them a way to keep earning rewards regardless of how they’re billed, and that’s a meaningful difference at the scale these businesses operate.”
Beyond Meta cashback, Slash offers a full business banking platform including corporate cards with uncapped cashback up to 2%, FDIC-insured checking, high-yield accounts, and stablecoin payment support. To date, Slash’s 5000+ customers have earned more than $103 million in total cashback across the platform. The Meta Invoice Cashback program is available now. Advertisers can get started at slash.com/meta.
Rewards apply to eligible Meta invoice payments made through Slash via ACH, wire, FedNow, or SWIFT and are subject to program terms and qualifying balance tiers. Meta is not affiliated with this offering. For specific information about terms and conditions, visit slash.com/legal/meta-invoice-rewards-terms.
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