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The Dogecoin Foundation-supported team plans to launch the DOGE Payment and Merchant Adoption Such in early 2026.

2026.01.21 00:25:30

Jan 21 — The team backed by the Dogecoin Foundation is pushing forward with **Such**, a DOGE payment and everyday business tool slated for an official launch in the first half of 2026. Its goal: expand Dogecoin’s use cases beyond trading speculation to real-world payments and business. The app is co-developed by House of Doge (the Dogecoin Foundation’s official corporate entity) and its Nasdaq-listed merger partner Brag House Holdings. The pair inked a final merger agreement last month, with the merged entity set to go public post-transaction—also targeting early 2026. Per the product overview, Such is a consumer-focused tool that pairs a self-hosted wallet with built-in business tools. It aims to cut down on two-way friction for DOGE payments, making it easier for users to pay with Dogecoin and merchants to accept it. Initial features include: - Self-hosted wallet creation - Real-time transaction records - Merchant tool “Hustles” (for individuals and small businesses to list products/services and manage DOGE payments) House of Doge notes additional features are still in the works and will be revealed later. The Such project launched in March 2025, with a 20-person team based in Melbourne, Australia, leveraging open-source tech from the Dogecoin Foundation. Its mission: drive DOGE adoption in everyday economic activity—no custodial intermediaries required.
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