Managing AWS billing across multiple accounts and teams can be complex. DogPay offers a practical solution by providing dedicated virtual cards for cloud spending. Each card can be assigned to an AWS account, with spend limits and usage controls set by the business. Payments are processed through DogPay's global accounts, allowing for stablecoin settlement (e.g., USDC or USDT) to reduce currency conversion costs. Businesses fund their DogPay wallet via supported crypto or fiat methods, then use the virtual cards as payment methods in AWS billing. This setup gives finance teams clear spend visibility per account and simplifies reconciliation. DogPay does not guarantee acceptance by all merchants, but virtual cards function like standard debit cards and work where Visa or Mastercard is accepted. For AWS specifically, adding DogPay's card as a payment method follows the same steps as any credit or debit card. Businesses should test small transactions first. DogPay's dashboard provides real-time transaction data and spending reports, aiding budget tracking without manual spreadsheets. To get started, create a DogPay account, generate a virtual card, and add it to your AWS billing console. DogPay fits into the payment workflow by acting as the card issuer and settlement layer, enabling businesses to use digital assets for cloud expenses while maintaining compliance with standard payment rails.