Managing AWS cloud costs can be complex, especially when multiple teams or projects share a single payment method. DogPay virtual cards offer a practical way to handle AWS billing by providing dedicated card details for each account or service. You can set spending limits per card to prevent unexpected charges and gain visibility into cloud expenditures. DogPay uses stablecoin settlement, allowing you to fund cards with USDC or other supported stablecoins, which can simplify cross-border payments and reduce currency conversion costs. The platform supports global accounts, so businesses can pay AWS bills in USD or other currencies where AWS operates. For compliance, DogPay integrates with your wallet infrastructure, meaning you control the funding source and can top up cards as needed. While DogPay does not guarantee that every AWS payment will be accepted, its card network compatibility helps ensure most transactions process smoothly. By linking a dedicated virtual card to your AWS account, you can isolate cloud costs, improve spend tracking, and streamline payment operations. To get started, create a DogPay account, generate a virtual card, and add it as a payment method in your AWS Billing Console. Remember to monitor your card balance to avoid service interruptions, as DogPay does not offer auto-refill features. This approach gives finance teams better oversight of cloud spending without relying on a single corporate card or manual reimbursement processes.