Businesses using Shopify often rely on third-party apps for functionality like marketing, inventory, or analytics. These apps typically charge monthly subscription fees. DogPay virtual cards offer a practical way to pay for Shopify app subscriptions.

To start, create a dedicated virtual card in your DogPay dashboard. You can fund it with stablecoins (USDC or USDT) via DogPay's wallet or global account. Set a spending limit that matches your monthly app fees. Then, in your Shopify admin, navigate to the app's billing page and enter the DogPay card details as your payment method.

DogPay cards work with Visa or Mastercard networks, so they are accepted at most payment gateways. Since you can create multiple cards, assign one per app to track expenses easily. If a card is compromised, you can freeze or replace it without affecting other subscriptions.

DogPay supports stablecoin settlement, meaning you can hold funds in crypto and spend in fiat. This is useful for businesses that prefer digital assets or need to avoid traditional banking delays. The platform provides spend visibility through transaction logs and balance alerts.

By using DogPay virtual cards for Shopify app subscriptions, businesses can maintain better control over recurring costs, reduce the risk of overdrafts, and simplify payment operations with a crypto-friendly approach. No automatic top-ups are offered, but you can manually add funds as needed.