Industries
Fintech Software Testing
QA for fintech products: money movement, balances, roles, and the API behind the app — not a PCI or SOC 2 audit.
The problem
Fintech software is ordinary product QA with less room for “we’ll fix it next sprint.” A rounding error, a replayed transfer, a role that can export another customer’s book — those are not cosmetic.
Fintech software testing is QA on the product you ship. It is not a PCI-DSS assessment, not SOC 2, and not a regulatory licence. If your RFP needs those stamps, hire that auditor.
What’s at risk
- Transfers, FX, fees, and ledger imbalance
- Idempotency failures (double send)
- Access control across customers and admin roles — security testing as QA
- API consumers breaking on a “small” field change
- Statements and exports that disagree with the ledger — database testing
What we test
- Named money journeys in staging
- Functional and API coverage of the same rules
- Role and object-level access
- Reconciliation-style checks you define (opening balance → actions → expected close)
- Regression on the last incident
How we work
Staging only, least privilege. QA audit if you cannot see coverage; dedicated team if the squad ships weekly.
Deliverables
- Cases and defects with amounts, IDs, and expected ledger effect
- Access-control findings
- Explicit “not a compliance audit” in the report if anyone might misread it
FAQs
Are you a PCI assessor?
No.
Can you test open banking / card issuing?
If you provide a sandbox and a written scope. We test the software behaviour, not the scheme certification.
Talk to our QA team
Tell us the product and the industry risk
We will say which engagement model and test types fit — without a canned industry pack or invented case-study numbers.