Fintech QA Testing
Waheed Islam
Automation Engineer
QA Tester
Cypress
Jira
Visual Studio Code
1. Objective:
The objective of this testing phase is to ensure the functionality, security, and usability of key financial services offered by the bank, including transfers, credit cards, and financing options for vehicles and real estate properties. By conducting comprehensive testing across these areas, we aim to identify and rectify any issues that may impact the user experience, data integrity, or regulatory compliance.
2. Scope:
Transfers:
Credit Cards:
Car/House Finance:
3. Test Scenarios:
Transfers:
Credit Cards:
Car/House Finance:
4. Tools and Techniques:
Manual Testing: Execution of test cases by QA analysts to validate user interfaces, workflows, and business logic.
Automation Testing: Development of automated test scripts using tools like Selenium or Appium to expedite regression testing and ensure consistent results.
Load Testing: Utilization of tools like JMeter or LoadRunner to simulate concurrent user activity and assess system performance under heavy loads.
Security Testing: Implementation of penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, and code reviews to identify and mitigate security risks.
5. Deliverables:
Test Plan Document
Test Cases and Test Scenarios
Test Execution Reports
Defect Reports and Resolution Logs
Security Assessment Report
6. Timeline:
Test Planning and Preparation: 1 week
Test Execution and Reporting: 4 weeks
Defect Resolution and Retesting: 2 weeks
7. Conclusion:
By conducting thorough testing of transfers, credit cards, and financing services, we aim to ensure the reliability, security, and regulatory compliance of these critical financial offerings. Through a combination of manual and automated testing techniques, we will identify and address any issues proactively, thereby enhancing the overall user experience and maintaining the bank's reputation as a trusted financial institution.
