House of Doge has announced a major partnership with Paxos, a leading regulated crypto infrastructure provider also serving PayPal, Venmo, and Interactive Brokers. Effective June 1, 2026, this integration will link Dogecoin to custody and brokerage networks serving hundreds of millions of users across more than 150 countries.
Paxos infrastructure goes live for Dogecoin
Under this agreement, Paxos will supply key operational infrastructure for Dogecoin, including custody, liquidity solutions, and regulatory compliance. Institutional clients working with Paxos will have the option to offer DOGE support to their own users, with each participating platform free to decide which assets to list.
Nick Robnett, who leads the crypto division at Paxos, underscored the company’s readiness to collaborate with clients seeking to expand their digital asset offerings further.
Paxos looks forward to working side-by-side with its clients as they explore new possibilities to expand their digital asset products, as emphasized by Robnett.
Paxos is recognized as a crypto infrastructure company regulated under a federal charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in the United States. In addition to its U.S. operations, it holds regulatory licenses in Singapore, Europe, and Abu Dhabi. The company is also known for issuing major digital assets such as PayPal USD and Pax Gold.
House of Doge targets broader adoption
Despite being the largest memecoin on the market, Dogecoin has so far remained on the fringes of mainstream financial applications. Marco Margiotta, CEO of House of Doge, commented that this partnership will help Dogecoin reach a much wider user base globally.
Margiotta described the partnership as a pivotal move that accelerates Dogecoin’s global reach, and highlighted Paxos integration as a strong channel for providing DOGE to users of major fintech platforms.
House of Doge, which acts as the corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation, is dedicated to expanding the commercial utility of the Dogecoin ecosystem. Last year, the company revealed plans to go public on Nasdaq via a reverse merger with Brag House Holdings. In April 2026, an overwhelming 98% of shareholders approved the deal.
The group has also emerged as a major institutional holder of Dogecoin. In partnership with 21Shares, House of Doge reportedly held over 837 million Dogecoins as of October 2025. Some of these assets are allocated to a Switzerland-listed ETP, while others are managed within the Official Dogecoin Treasury.
Focus shifts to payment utility
House of Doge is determined to see Dogecoin step beyond its internet meme roots. The company is working on Such App for consumer payments, a Doge Connect API suite for businesses, and point-of-sale acceptance solutions. The latest integration could make DOGE purchases easier for users through familiar platforms.
According to CoinGecko, Dogecoin was trading at the $0.10 level at the time of writing. The coin ranks eleventh by market capitalization, with a 1.7% decline over the past 24 hours. Trading volume reached approximately $952 million in the same period, reflecting a 1% uptick.
