DOGPAY Launches Stablecoin Payment Service, Pioneering AI Subscription Use Cases
According to ChainCatcher, Web3 digital payment platform Dogpay has officially launched its cryptocurrency acquiring feature, enabling enterprise clients to accept payments in crypto assets such as USDT and streamlining payment processes for services like subscriptions and memberships.
One of the first adopters is the AI language product Immersive Translation, where users can now directly pay for its Pro membership service with USDT via on-chain wallets. This real-world application marks Dogpay as a leading Web3 payment platform to truly implement acquiring functionality, accelerating the adoption of crypto assets in AI tool consumption scenarios.
Dogpay’s merchant acquiring service supports dynamic address generation, transaction confirmation callbacks, automated reconciliation, and multi-currency settlement, making it widely applicable to AI SaaS, content subscriptions, tool platforms, and other service-oriented businesses. Users can conveniently complete payments without fiat currency conversion, significantly lowering the barrier for global users to access AI services.
Dogpay looks forward to collaborating with more Web2 and AI product companies, offering compliant and flexible crypto payment solutions to help them achieve global user growth. The platform has already launched core products such as virtual cards and enterprise accounts, and continues to enhance its cross-chain payment and compliance capabilities, bridging the real economy with the Web3 ecosystem.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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