Ecommerce businesses need a payment stack that handles supplier payouts, ad spend, and operational costs across multiple currencies. DogPay offers virtual cards, global accounts, and stablecoin settlement to support these needs.

With DogPay, you can fund a global account with USDC or USDT and issue virtual cards for specific suppliers or ad platforms. Each card can have its own spending limit and merchant category controls, helping you manage budgets and reduce fraud risk.

Stablecoin settlement means you can pay suppliers in their preferred currency without traditional banking delays. DogPay supports conversion from stablecoins to fiat at settlement, or you can keep balances in stablecoins to avoid volatility.

For recurring payments like cloud services or subscription inventory, DogPay cards can be assigned to each vendor. Transaction data flows back to your accounting system, giving you visibility into where money is spent.

DogPay is not a bank; it provides wallet and payment infrastructure. You maintain control over funding from your exchange or custodial wallet. Virtual cards are accepted anywhere major card networks are accepted, though some merchants may have restrictions.

DogPay helps ecommerce businesses build a payment stack with dedicated virtual cards, multi-currency global accounts, stablecoin settlement, and spend visibility. This setup supports supplier payments, ad spend, and operational expenses without relying on traditional banking rails.