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RentAcc’s FAQ lists separate charges for virtual card issuance, deposits, and currency conversion.

• Virtual card issuance: $1.5.
• Minimum deposit: $100.
• Deposit fee: 4%.
• Currency-conversion commission: 1.7%.

These figures are not the full service-fee terms: RentAcc says service fees are provided before delivery through a price list, invoice, or other written confirmation. Its Terms require payment through lawful non-cash methods specified by the provider and say cash is not accepted.

RentAcc says high-volume teams receive reduced fees, expanded limits, and priority support under personal terms. The stated refund condition is tied to when facilitation begins: fees are non-refundable after that point, except where applicable law requires refund rights.

RentAcc says its service is aimed at arbitrage marketers, advertisers, and specialists seeking agency-account access. It describes the offer as account-related technical and payment facilitation on third-party platforms.

The service page also presents campaign management, budget monitoring, Moloco AutoRules, and team access in one interface. That product description does not mean RentAcc creates or runs campaigns: its Terms explicitly exclude creating, managing, optimizing, or running them. Treat account facilitation and campaign work as separate scopes when asking what a quoted service fee covers.

Before registering, ask support to explain how the advertised account-rental service relates to accounts that clients create themselves and register in their own names. Ask which written terms apply to the account-related facilitation and when those terms take effect.

Ask what responsibilities remain with the client for advertising content and compliance, and what circumstances could lead RentAcc to refuse, suspend, or terminate services. Clarify which law governs the agreement and where unresolved disputes would be heard.

Also ask how the confidentiality obligation works after termination and how the liability cap applies to a specific service dispute. RentAcc’s Terms state that confidentiality obligations survive termination for three years unless applicable law requires a longer period.

RentAcc describes AutoRules for Moloco as a system that pauses ad groups when selected performance metrics exceed defined thresholds. The listed metrics include impressions, clicks, installs, spend, CPC, CPI, CPA, CTR, and IPM.

Rules can apply to multiple ad groups, and RentAcc says the system records action history and trigger logic. It also says the system monitors metrics and responds to triggers around the clock.

Telegram notices can be configured separately for team members by chats, traffic sources, and event types. In the Terms, RentAcc says it does not access client accounts or request login credentials, passwords, or authentication codes.

RentAcc says advertising platforms determine budgets and spending limits, leaving those limits outside its own system. Clients remain responsible for advertising content and compliance with applicable laws and platform rules.

The Terms allow RentAcc to refuse, suspend, or terminate services for legal, platform-policy, sanctions, or agreement-related reasons. They also exclude campaign creation and management, and state that RentAcc does not access client accounts or request credentials.

The agreement caps aggregate liability at fees paid for services during the preceding 30 calendar days. Fees are non-refundable after facilitation begins, except where applicable law requires refund rights. Several practical details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

RentAcc’s product pages and Terms describe controls for campaigns, team access, and funding.

• RentAcc says its workspace brings campaign controls, balance top-ups, metrics, automation rules, and payment control together.
• The provider says rules can cover multiple ad groups, with action history and trigger logic recorded.
• RentAcc’s FAQ names Owner, Team Lead, Buyer, and Finance roles, and says team members can set separate Telegram notices.
• The Terms say RentAcc may facilitate account funding and balance top-ups through lawful payment methods.

When comparing providers, check who owns and creates each account, which platforms are covered, how fees are charged, what happens if an account is blocked, and who carries contractual responsibility. These criteria help separate account access from campaign services.

The stated model fits teams prepared to create advertising accounts in their own names and retain responsibility for their use. RentAcc states that campaign management is supported across Moloco DSP, Unity Ads, Kayzen, Google Ads, KWAI, BIGO Ads, and Facebook.

The Terms say RentAcc does not create, manage, optimize, or run campaigns. They also say the service does not access client accounts or request login credentials, passwords, or authentication codes. Check how those boundaries work alongside any account-related service before registering.

Which metrics can AutoRules monitor?

RentAcc says Moloco AutoRules can use impressions, clicks, installs, spend, CPC, CPI, CPA, CTR, and IPM. The provider describes thresholds that can pause ad groups, and says its wider automation can stop campaigns using selected performance measures.

Can a rule cover several ad groups?

RentAcc says rules can be applied to multiple ad groups at once. Its AutoRules description also says the system records action history and trigger logic, so buyers can ask support how those records are presented for their workflow.

Who creates the advertising accounts?

RentAcc’s Terms say clients create advertising accounts themselves and register them in the client’s name. The Terms also state that RentAcc does not access client accounts or request login credentials, passwords, or authentication codes.

What does the blocked-account balance remedy cover?

RentAcc’s service page says it refunds money or transfers the balance if an agency account is blocked.

Who sets the spending limits?

RentAcc says it does not impose additional artificial daily or monthly spending limits within its system. It also says budgets and spending limits follow the rules of each advertising platform.

How are service fees confirmed?

RentAcc says service fees are specified before delivery through a price list, invoice, or other written confirmation. Ask support to identify the written fee terms that apply to the service you are considering, including which account-related work they cover.

Fits if… your team will create accounts in its own name and wants written service-fee terms before delivery.

Probably not if… you expect RentAcc to create or run campaigns, since its Terms exclude that work.

Main risk… the service page describes a blocked-account balance remedy, while the available Terms set a liability cap at fees paid during the preceding 30 calendar days. Obtain written answers on the remedy and applicable fees before proceeding.