When businesses want to pay vendors or run ad campaigns using USDC, control over spending is important. DogPay can help by letting you create dedicated virtual cards funded with USDC, so each card can be assigned to a specific budget, project, or team member.

Start by funding your DogPay global account with USDC. From there, you can create virtual cards for different purposes. For example, one card for software subscriptions, another for advertising, and another for contractor payments. This setup allows you to track each expense separately.

Setting limits on each card is a straightforward way to control spend. You can decide the maximum amount a card can use per transaction or per month. This helps prevent overspending before it happens. When someone needs to spend more, you can adjust the limit through the dashboard.

Real-time monitoring is another benefit. You can see transactions as they happen, which helps you catch unusual activity early. If a card is lost or no longer needed, you can freeze or close it instantly, reducing risk.

DogPay also supports stablecoin settlement, which means payments are processed using USDC directly. This can simplify international payments because you avoid traditional banking delays and currency exchange fees. However, actual acceptance depends on the merchant and network.

In summary, DogPay offers tools that help businesses manage USDC payments with more control: virtual cards, global accounts, spend limits, and visibility. While DogPay cannot guarantee that every payment is accepted or that overspending never occurs, using these features can help you stay within budget and improve your payment operations.