A Guide To Payment Gateway Testing (Infographic)

Organizations should understand how the CI/CD pipeline works before implementing a framework that could help them streamline production processes to reduce bugs and release software products faster. For a successful implementation, technical teams need to be mindful of how DevOps and agile methodologies work together to support an effective CI/CD pipeline.

It’s easy to see why more consumers are switching to digital payment methods: it’s more convenient, easier to track and reduces contact. To keep up with consumer expectations, eCommerce websites must ensure their payment channels are secure and seamless. Any issue with online payments directly impacts revenue, website traffic and customer loyalty.

In short, payment channels that regularly undergo payment gateway testing are ready for market, ready for the consumer and ready to combat any cybercriminal attempts. But how can QA testers keep track of every test case scenario for payment gateway channels?

Nowadays, eCommerce applications are designed in such a way that customers can easily make purchases at any time of the day, irrespective of where they are located. If an eCommerce application malfunctions during peak hours, not only will it cause customer dissatisfaction, but it will also lead to revenue loss for the business.