The rise of stablecoins like USDT and USDC has reshaped how global businesses receive value—especially in industries like freelance platforms, cross-border SaaS, digital marketplaces, and Web3 projects. However, accepting crypto is only the first step. The real challenge lies in converting digital assets into fiat currencies in a compliant, timely, and operationally useful way.
That’s where Global Accounts make all the difference.
The Problem: Crypto In, But What Next?
- Traditional banks block crypto-related transactions, leaving businesses with digital income and no way to spend it;
- OTC conversion is risky, slow, and often lacks transparency or regulatory safety;
- Multiple currency demands create operational bottlenecks—clients pay in USDT, but the business must cover costs in USD, EUR, HKD, etc.
The Solution: DogPay’s Global Account + Crypto-to-Fiat Onramp
With DogPay, businesses gain access to a fully integrated Global Account solution designed for modern, digital-first finance:
- Accept USDT/USDC payments from global clients or partners
- Instantly convert crypto into USD via licensed, compliant channels
- Funds are credited into a multi-currency business account (IBAN or local accounts)
- View transaction history and reports for accounting and tax compliance
Why choose DogPay over traditional banking or OTC routes?
✅ Regulated under Hong Kong TCSP and US MSB licenses
✅ Transparent rates, no hidden FX margins
✅ Developer-friendly API for automation
✅ Use linked virtual or physical cards for global spending or withdrawal
Who Should Use This?
- Digital creators and freelancers receiving USDT for global projects
- Cross-border SaaS and B2B platforms billing in crypto
- Web3 businesses issuing commissions or rewards in stablecoins
- Exporters who receive crypto but must pay vendors or run ads in fiat currencies
As crypto matures into a mainstream financial rail, the need for institutional-grade fiat conversion infrastructure becomes clear. With DogPay Global Account, companies can finally turn stablecoins into usable, compliant capital—bridging the gap between blockchain and the real economy.
