When managing business spend, choosing between a virtual card and a prepaid card depends on your payment workflow. DogPay supports both as part of its card offerings, but they serve different needs. Virtual cards are digital, generated instantly, and often used for online transactions, subscriptions, and ad spend. They help keep vendor payments separate, which improves tracking and limits exposure. Many teams prefer virtual cards for one-off or recurring payments where a physical card is impractical. Prepaid cards, on the other hand, can be loaded with a specific balance and used where cards are accepted. They may be virtual or physical. Prepaid cards are useful for controlled budgets, contractor payments, or situations where you want to cap spending without linking to a full bank account. For most business operations, virtual cards are ideal for high-volume, low-value purchases like software subscriptions or cloud services. Prepaid cards might suit team allowances or one-time projects where you want to set a hard spending limit. DogPay provides access to dedicated cards, global accounts, and stablecoin settlement. The platform supports wallet and payment infrastructure, giving finance teams better spend visibility and control. Whether you need virtual cards for recurring vendor payments or prepaid cards for granular budgets, DogPay can help streamline your payment operations and align with your existing workflows.