Businesses can use DogPay to streamline AWS billing by generating unique virtual cards for each cloud account. After funding a DogPay wallet with USDC or other supported stablecoins, users can create virtual cards with custom spending limits and assign them to specific AWS accounts. This helps segregate cloud costs and avoid billing confusion. The cards can be frozen or closed individually, offering flexibility in spend management. DogPay provides transaction-level data through its dashboard, allowing teams to monitor AWS spending in real time. While DogPay does not guarantee acceptance everywhere, AWS generally accepts Visa and Mastercard virtual cards. For businesses needing multi-currency settlements, DogPay's global accounts support stablecoin conversion to fiat at settlement, simplifying international cloud payments. However, users should verify card compatibility with their AWS account region and billing settings. DogPay fits into a broader payment workflow: fund the wallet, create a virtual card, set spending rules, and track spending via the dashboard. This approach helps businesses maintain control over cloud costs without traditional bank delays.