Google Cloud Billing requires a payment method that can handle recurring charges across multiple projects and regions. DogPay offers virtual cards that businesses can fund with stablecoins (USDC, USDT), providing an alternative to traditional bank cards. Each card can be assigned a custom spending limit and locked to a specific merchant or category, reducing the risk of unauthorized charges. For teams operating globally, DogPay enables card issuance in different jurisdictions, helping businesses pay cloud bills in USD or EUR without converting via slow SWIFT transfers. The platform’s dashboard provides real-time spend data, making it easier to track cloud costs by project or department. However, acceptance depends on Google’s card processing rules; businesses should test with a small load first. DogPay does not guarantee automatic top-ups or direct integration with Google Cloud Console—users manually add the virtual card details to their billing account. For recurring payments, maintaining sufficient stablecoin balance in the linked wallet is necessary to avoid service interruptions. DogPay’s infrastructure supports stablecoin settlement, which can reduce foreign exchange fees for non-USD billers. This approach works best for businesses that already manage crypto or want more control over cloud spending without exposing primary bank accounts.