Businesses using Shopify often rely on third-party apps for functionality like marketing, inventory, and customer support. These apps typically charge monthly or annual subscription fees. To manage these payments efficiently, companies can use DogPay virtual cards. DogPay provides dedicated virtual cards that can be set up with specific spending limits and used exclusively for Shopify app subscriptions. This helps businesses separate recurring SaaS costs from other expenses, simplifying accounting and budget tracking. DogPay supports stablecoin settlement, allowing businesses to fund payments with USDC or USDT, which can reduce currency conversion fees and settlement delays. The platform offers a global account to hold and manage funds, and virtual cards can be created instantly. Spending visibility tools let teams monitor subscription costs in real time. DogPay fits into the workflow as a payment method: create a virtual card, assign it a monthly limit, and use it to pay for Shopify apps. This approach works for businesses that prefer to keep subscription payments on a separate, controlled card rather than using a primary business card or personal credit card. DogPay can be integrated into existing expense management processes, though users should verify acceptance with their specific app providers.