Businesses using Shopify often rely on third-party apps for functionality like marketing, inventory, or analytics. These apps typically charge recurring subscription fees, which can be paid using virtual cards. DogPay provides businesses with dedicated virtual cards that can be funded via stablecoins or traditional methods, offering flexibility and spend control.

To pay for Shopify app subscriptions, a business can create a DogPay virtual card and assign it to a specific app vendor. This helps isolate expenses, making it easier to track and manage costs per app. The card details can be entered into the Shopify app's billing section. Since DogPay supports stablecoin settlement, businesses can top up the card balance as needed without relying solely on bank transfers.

DogPay also offers global accounts that can hold multiple currencies, simplifying cross-border payments for apps with international pricing. While acceptance depends on the app's payment processor, using a virtual card often works where standard card payments are accepted. DogPay's dashboard provides visibility into spending, helping businesses monitor subscriptions and avoid unexpected charges.

DogPay fits into this workflow by providing the payment infrastructure—virtual cards, global accounts, and wallet services—that lets businesses manage app subscriptions with stablecoins or fiat. It does not guarantee automatic top-ups or integration with Shopify directly, but the card issuance and settlement process supports recurring billing scenarios. For teams needing tighter control over SaaS spend, DogPay offers a practical solution for Shopify app subscription payments.