The city is rapidly embracing virtual card innovation as part of its shift toward digital financial infrastructure:
- HSBC Launches First Mobile Virtual Corporate Card In June 2025, HSBC and Mastercard introduced Hong Kong’s first mobile virtual corporate card. Businesses can issue cards instantly via a portal, add them to digital wallets, and enable on-the-go spending with easy activation and deactivation features .
- Digital Wallets to Surpass Credit Cards by 2030 A Worldpay report forecasts that by 2030, digital wallets will overtake credit cards in both online (45%) and in-store (48%) transactions in Hong Kong . This trend underscores virtual cards’ importance as a bridge to contactless, wallet-based payments.
- Rapid Adoption of Local Virtual Cards Virtual cards like BOC i‑card, Mox Credit Card, and ICBC Visa Virtual Card offer instant issuance, cashback benefits, and efficient cross-border capabilities—highlighting growing demand for flexible, digital spending tools .
Together, these trends confirm that virtual cards are no longer a novelty—they’re a critical tool for modern commerce.
DogPay: Powering Compliant, Scalable Virtual Card Infrastructure
Amid this evolving landscape, DogPay offers a next-gen virtual card platform that enables businesses to thrive:
- On-Demand Issuance & Tailored Use Cases: Create cards instantly for ad spend, e-commerce, SaaS subscriptions, and more—marketing and finance teams can move faster.
- Control & Transparency: Define budgets, receive real-time notifications, and streamline financial reconciliation with full audit trails.
- Compliance & Global Reach: Built on Hong Kong’s regulated financial ecosystem, DogPay supports stablecoin and fiat wallets, global account integration, and cross-border scalability.
DogPay is advancing a future where virtual cards are not just payment tools—but compliant, flexible infrastructure powering growth.
