For global SaaS teams, managing payments across borders is complex. Currency conversion fees, slow bank transfers, and limited card acceptance create friction. DogPay offers a practical alternative: stablecoin-backed virtual cards that settle in USDC or USDT.

One key use case is vendor payments. Many SaaS companies have vendors in different countries. With DogPay, you can fund a card with stablecoins and use it for one-time or recurring vendor charges. This avoids the need for a local bank account and reduces cross-border transfer delays.

Ad spend is another area. Digital advertising platforms often require a valid payment method. A DogPay virtual card can be used to pay for ads on major platforms, provided the platform accepts cards from our issuing partners. Dedicated cards for each campaign or platform help keep budgets separate and make tracking easier.

Contractor payouts can also be streamlined. Instead of wire transfers, you could issue a card to a contractor for specific expenses, or make direct stablecoin payments to their wallet. DogPay supports stablecoin settlement, which can be faster and more transparent than traditional rails.

DogPay provides a global account and wallet/payment infrastructure, allowing you to hold multiple fiat and stablecoin balances. The platform offers spend visibility through transaction logs and card controls, so finance teams can monitor usage and set limits.

DogPay fits into your payment workflow by offering dedicated cards, global accounts, stablecoin settlement, and spend visibility. While no system can guarantee universal acceptance, DogPay aims to give you a flexible tool for managing international SaaS spend. You can fund cards, track expenses, and streamline operations across vendors, ads, and contractors.