Dogecoin is the native currency of the Dogecoin blockchain and is normally identified by the code DOGE. The network uses proof-of-work mining with Scrypt-based hardware. Transactions are broadcast to Dogecoin nodes, checked against network rules and then included in blocks by miners, so a DOGE payment is fundamentally different from a card or bank transfer.
Fees are paid at network level and the amount needed can vary with transaction size and wallet policy. Dogecoin has a relatively short block interval, but a receiving service can still require its own number of confirmations before crediting a transfer. The deposit address must be a Dogecoin address for the route being offered; similarly named tokens on other networks are not automatically interchangeable. If an online account displays balances in DOGE, the value can also move against fiat currencies between deposit and withdrawal because DOGE is not designed as a stablecoin.
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