Dogecoin launches on PayPal and Venmo via Paxos, reaching 150+ countries

- Integration live as of June 1, 2026, potentially reaching 150+ countries and millions of users - House of Doge and Paxos enable buying, selling, and holding DOGE on PayPal and Venmo On June 1, 2026, House of Doge and Paxos launched Dogecoin (DOGE) support on PayPal and Venmo. According to GlobeNewswire on June 2, 2026, this move extends crypto access to millions of users worldwide through two of the world’s largest fintech apps and aims to expand DOGE’s payment utility beyond its meme coin origins. The report added that the partnership also brings institutional-grade custody, liquidity, and regulatory compliance to the platforms. According to GlobeNewswire on June 2, 2026, the integration enables users in more than 150 countries to buy, sell, and hold Dogecoin directly inside PayPal and Venmo wallets, and this launch marks a significant milestone for mainstream DOGE adoption. Paxos, a regulated crypto infrastructure provider, supplies the backend services to power these DOGE transactions, including custody, liquidity, and compliance. On June 2, 2026, House of Doge CEO Marco Margiotta said in a statement reported by GlobeNewswire, “This is a major step forward in accelerating global access for Dogecoin.” According to the same GlobeNewswire report, the companies say the initiative will help position DOGE as a practical digital payment method for merchants and individuals, and they aim to move beyond viewing DOGE only as a speculative asset. In addition, GlobeNewswire reported on June 2, 2026, that House of Doge is expanding DOGE’s ecosystem through its Such App payments platform, Doge Connect API tools, and new merchant offerings designed to promote real-world usage. The outlet also reported that the company recently completed a reverse merger with Brag House Holdings on the Nasdaq, which it said further boosts DOGE payment infrastructure for broader mainstream adoption. As of June 2, 2026, 00:09 UTC, CoinGecko market data showed that Dogecoin was trading at $0.101, up 0.54% in 24-hour volume.