Managing ad spend across multiple platforms like Google Ads, Meta, or TikTok often leads to fragmented billing and overspend. DogPay provides a practical way to control costs with virtual cards designed for campaign-level budgeting. Each card can be assigned to a specific ad account or campaign, with configurable spending limits and expiration dates. This setup prevents unauthorized charges and helps keep each campaign within budget. DogPay supports stablecoin settlement (USDC, USDT), which can reduce FX friction when paying ad platforms in different currencies. The global account functionality lets businesses hold funds in multiple currencies and settle ad bills directly from those balances. All transactions are recorded on-chain, giving finance teams clear visibility into where money is spent. To use DogPay for ad spend, a business first funds a global account via crypto or fiat. Then, virtual cards are created—each with a unique card number, CVV, and expiry. Cards can be set for single-use or recurring payments. Ad platforms are added as payees, and the card is used for billing. DogPay's dashboard shows real-time spend across all cards, making it easier to track performance and adjust budgets. DogPay fits into the ad spend workflow by offering dedicated virtual cards, global accounts, stablecoin settlement, and spend visibility. It does not guarantee acceptance by every ad platform, but it supports card-not-present transactions where Mastercard or Visa is accepted. Businesses retain control over card parameters and can pause or delete cards at any time. This approach helps ad teams stay within budget while reducing manual reconciliation work.