Google Cloud billing can be managed with virtual cards from DogPay. After funding a DogPay wallet via USDC or other supported stablecoins, businesses can generate a virtual card specifically for cloud payments. This card can be added to the Google Cloud billing account as a payment method, allowing users to set spending limits per card, reducing the risk of budget overruns. The card details are used only for cloud charges, and you can monitor all transactions through DogPay's dashboard. Because virtual cards are digital, they can be issued instantly and replaced without affecting the billing account. This workflow is especially useful for teams that need to allocate separate budgets per project or department. DogPay supports multiple virtual cards from one wallet, making it simple to manage several Google Cloud billing accounts. The invoicing cycle stays the same; Google charges the card, and funds are deducted from the wallet. No automatic top-ups are offered, but you can manually add funds as needed. This setup helps maintain payment predictability without relying on bank transfers or credit cards.