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Introduction Automated tests are great at checking what you already know. But what about the bugs hiding in unexpected edge cases — the ones your test scripts never imagined? That’s where exploratory testing comes in. Especially in financial applications — where the cost of undetected bugs is high — exploratory testing helps uncover issues automation…

Introduction In FinTech, small changes can break big things — silently. Whether it’s a new dashboard feature or a small API tweak, you can’t afford regressions in critical financial logic. That’s where your regression suite comes in. A regression suite ensures that new updates don’t break what was already working. In FinTech, where trust and…

Introduction Hiring a new QA engineer is one thing. Getting them up to speed in a complex FinTech product — with layered logic, strict compliance, and dozens of interconnected flows — is another. FinTech systems involve payments, KYC, taxation, APIs, encryption, edge cases, and business-critical data. A lack of structure in onboarding often leads to…

Introduction FinTech products are complex. Building them requires speed, security, and alignment — all at once. Yet many teams still treat QA, development, and product as separate silos. The result? Missed bugs, unclear ownership, last-minute delays, and frustrated teams. Cross-team collaboration isn’t just a “soft skill” — it’s how FinTech teams ship stable products faster.…

Introduction In the early stages of a FinTech startup, QA is often handled manually — sometimes by developers, sometimes by the founder. And that’s fine at MVP stage. But as your product matures into an enterprise-level platform — handling real money, real regulations, and thousands of users — that approach stops working. This article breaks…

Introduction In the FinTech world, shipping fast isn’t a luxury — it’s expected. Customers want new features, updates, and bug fixes constantly. Investors want traction. And your competitors aren’t slowing down. But here’s the catch: speed without quality leads to support tickets, compliance issues, and broken trust. This article explores how FinTech teams can maintain…

Introduction Most FinTech teams document their code. Some document product specs. But many forget to document QA — until something breaks and nobody knows what was tested, when, or how. In a financial product, this can be risky. Whether it’s a payment bug, a failed audit, or a release that wasn’t properly tested, poor documentation…