How Businesses Use DogPay Card as a Service to Issue Virtual Cards
Businesses looking to offer virtual card programs can use DogPay's Card as a Service (CaaS) to issue branded virtual cards under their own name. This approach removes the need for direct card network membership or banking licenses. DogPay provides the underlying payment infrastructure, including card issuance, transaction processing, and settlement. Companies simply integrate via API to create and manage virtual cards for customers, set spending limits, and control where cards can be used. DogPay supports stablecoin settlement, enabling fast, low-cost cross-border payments. Cards are issued globally and can be used wherever Visa or Mastercard is accepted. Businesses benefit from real-time transaction visibility, automated reconciliation, and compliance support. DogPay's wallet infrastructure allows customers to hold funds in multiple currencies and convert on demand. For example, a gig economy platform can issue prepaid virtual cards to freelancers for instant payouts. Or a B2B SaaS company can provide virtual cards to clients for subscription payments. DogPay handles KYC/AML checks, fraud monitoring, and chargeback management, so businesses can focus on their core product. The platform supports both fiat and stablecoin funding, giving flexibility to businesses operating in Web3 or traditional finance. With DogPay CaaS, companies can launch a card program in weeks, not months, and scale globally without regulatory burden. DogPay can help by providing dedicated virtual cards, global accounts, stablecoin settlement, wallet and payment infrastructure, real-time spend visibility, and simplified payment operations—all without requiring a banking license or card network membership.