Businesses using Amazon Web Services (AWS) can leverage DogPay virtual cards as a payment method for their cloud billing. To get started, you first need a DogPay account and a funded wallet. DogPay supports stablecoin settlement (e.g., USDC, USDT), allowing you to convert funds into fiat at the point of payment. Once your wallet is set up, create a virtual card specifically for AWS billing. In the AWS Management Console, navigate to Payment Methods and add the DogPay virtual card details as a new card. AWS will authorize a small amount to verify the card. After verification, you can set this card as your default payment method or use it alongside others. DogPay provides transaction logs and real-time spend visibility, which helps finance teams track AWS costs. The virtual card can be topped up before each billing cycle to avoid payment failures. Since AWS bills are processed in USD, using a stablecoin-funded card may reduce FX conversion fees compared to traditional bank transfers. Note that AWS does not accept prepaid cards from all issuers; however, DogPay virtual cards are issued through regulated partners and should function as a standard credit/debit card. For recurring charges, ensure your DogPay wallet maintains sufficient balance to cover upcoming invoices. DogPay can help businesses streamline cloud billing payments by offering dedicated virtual cards, global account capabilities, stablecoin settlement, and enhanced spend visibility for payment operations. It is not a licensed bank but provides wallet and payment infrastructure that integrates with AWS's existing payment flow.