Soshwallet is the new way to organize, engage & manage payments with your social groups (PTAs / College Orgs / Charity Orgs) – with full transparency to everyone in the group. Based on blockchain technology, every transaction in and out of the group is visible to everyone in the group – enhancing accountability, and reducing the risk of misuse of funds – all in a single, functional testing guarantees the integrated app performs efficiently.
PROBLEM AND CHALLENGES FACED
• Earlier they used excel sheets for bug reporting and fixes so things got messy. • Daily new build comes with bug fixes so affects other functions which indicates the need for software testing . • Due to code changes, the application crashes in many functions. • The app has multiple roles and while making a payment from one place, the entry is reflected in many other places underscoring the importance of thorough application testing • Device compatibility needs to be checked.
OUR SOLUTIONS
• We have suggested them to JIRA for bug reporting and fixes so that things are easier to identify following the standards set by top software testing companies. • We perform end-to-end as well as negative testing on both devices daily to ensure core functionalities are working properly. • Check every feature and button to catch the crash issue. • While testing the payments we cross-checked each account balance and transaction entry to see if they are reflected correctly. • We conduct performance testing on the application on different devices.
REQUIREMENTS
• Client wants to functionally test the application across iOS and Android devices. using manual testing techniques
TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES
• We test the application on both iOS and Android devices.
BENEFITS TO THE CLIENT
• Ensure UI/UX usability. • The application was very buggy before the app testing, then after it’s stable. • Functional testing in Fintech app has increased the number of users using the application with strategies adopted by top fintech companies. • Earlier the application used to crash which no longer happens.