Use case: Fintech
End-to-end testing for fintech products
Fintech flows such as KYC, transfers, statements and limits have outcomes that must not change silently.
Flows to cover first in fintech: KYC, transfers, statements, limits. Each flow becomes a spec: a YAML file with plain-English steps that runs locally or in CI.
- Healing covers locator and layout changes only. A changed amount, limit or status fails the test and waits for a human decision.
- An API step checks the transfer state after the UI flow, in the same test.
- Test credentials are stored encrypted and never shown in reports. Cloud runs happen in the EU or US region chosen per project.
1name: Transfer above the daily limit is refused2url: https://app.example.com3tags: [transfers]4env:5 EMAIL: ${TEST_EMAIL}6 PASSWORD: ${TEST_PASSWORD}7steps:8 - Log in with EMAIL and PASSWORD9 - Open "Transfers"10 - Enter an amount above the daily limit11 - Click "Continue"12 - assert: The form shows that the amount is above the daily limitCapabilities used
Tests in plain English
A test is a list of steps in plain English in a YAML file; the platform resolves each step against the live page at run time.
Read moreAPI stepsBeta
A step can call an HTTP endpoint and assert on the response, mixed with UI steps in the same test.
Read moreHeals locator and layout changes
When a step no longer resolves because an element moved, was renamed or restyled, the platform re-resolves it, marks the test as healed and records the change for review.
Read moreTriages failures
A failed test gets a triage card with the failing step, the page state, the diff from the last passing run and a classification: app bug, test issue, environment.
Read moreCommon integrations
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Where does test data go?
Cloud runs happen in the EU or US region chosen per project. Without --cloud, tests run on your own machine or CI runner.
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