For businesses running a Shopify store, app subscription fees can add up quickly. Managing these recurring payments across multiple apps—like Oberlo, Privy, or Yotpo—requires a payment method that offers control and visibility. DogPay virtual cards provide a practical solution. Each card can be assigned a specific spending limit and used only for a particular app subscription, helping prevent overspending and unauthorized charges. The cards support stablecoin settlement (e.g., USDC), which means businesses can fund them with crypto and have payments converted at checkout time. This is especially useful for companies that hold assets in digital currencies and want to streamline their payment operations. To use a DogPay virtual card for Shopify app subscriptions: 1) Create a dedicated virtual card in your DogPay dashboard. 2) Set a monthly spending limit that matches the app’s subscription cost. 3) Use that card as the payment method in your Shopify admin for the specific app. 4) Monitor transactions in real time through DogPay’s spend visibility tools. Note that DogPay cards are accepted wherever Visa or Mastercard are accepted—Shopify’s billing system falls under this umbrella. However, always verify that the specific app subscription accepts these card networks. DogPay does not guarantee automatic top-up; you must manually fund the card or set up a funding rule within your DogPay account. By using dedicated virtual cards, businesses can separate app costs, simplify reconciliation, and maintain tighter control over operational spend.