House of Doge has confirmed plans to launch a dedicated Dogecoin payment application in the first half of 2026. The app, named “Such,” is being developed by the official corporate arm of the Dogecoin Foundation.
The Such app will function as a self-custodial Dogecoin wallet with integrated payment features. Users will be able to create wallets, purchase DOGE, and send payments directly through the app without requiring third-party services.
The development team consists of 20 people based in Melbourne, Australia. Work on the project began in March 2025 and is built on open-source technology from the Dogecoin Foundation.
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One of the app’s main features is called “Hustles.” This tool allows independent vendors, artists, and local service providers to list their services and accept Dogecoin payments. Small businesses will be able to showcase their offerings and receive direct payments from customers.
Timothy Stebbing serves as Chief Technology Officer of House of Doge and director at the Dogecoin Foundation. He explained that many community members already attempt to earn with Dogecoin informally through side businesses.
The Such app will include several core functions at launch. Users can expect a real-time transaction feed showing DOGE activity across the network. The wallet will be self-custodial, giving users full control over their funds.
Merchant tools will be integrated directly into the app. Service providers can list their offerings and process payments without additional platforms. House of Doge stated that more features are planned after the initial release but did not provide specific details.
The CEO of House of Doge said the team is working to go beyond standard wallet applications. The goal is to offer unique features that differentiate Such from existing Dogecoin wallets.
Dogecoin is currently trading at $0.3254. The token has experienced losses of nearly 3% over the past 24 hours. Price momentum has remained weak despite recent developments in the ecosystem.
House of Doge previously announced Nasdaq listing plans in October. The move aimed to increase institutional participation in Dogecoin.
Several companies have filed for Dogecoin ETFs with the SEC. Crypto ETF issuer 21shares advanced its Dogecoin ETF application last month. Grayscale and Bitwise also have existing Dogecoin ETF products, though performance has been mixed.
Trump’s Thumzup media announced plans for a feature allowing users to receive DOGE payments through its app. The Such app represents House of Doge’s entry into the Dogecoin payments space.
Development of the Such app is expected to continue through early 2026 with a target launch before June 2026.
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