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*Test Plan for Google Pay App*

1. Introduction
The Google Pay App is a digital wallet platform enabling users to make seamless and secure
payments, transfer money, and manage finances. It integrates with banks and merchants for
enhanced financial transactions.

1.1 Scope
*1.1.1 In Scope*
- User Registration and Authentication
- Money Transfer and Payment Processing
- Transaction History Management
- QR Code Scanning for Payments
- Notifications and Alerts

*1.1.2 Out of Scope*


International Transactions: Testing payment services across different countries outside the
defined scope.
Offline Payment Support: Transactions without an active internet connection.

1.2 Quality Objectives


The test objective is to verify - User Registration and Authentication
- Money Transfer and Payment Processing
- Transaction History Management
- QR Code Scanning for Payments
- Notifications and Alerts

1.3 Roles and Responsibilities


- *Test Manager*: Plan and coordinate testing efforts.
- *Testers*: Execute test cases, report defects.
- *Developers*: Fix defects and provide support.

2. Test Methodology
2.1 Overview

Unit tests focus on individual modules like user authentication, payment processing, and
transaction history to ensure functionality and security. Integration testing validates the
interaction between modules, such as linking bank accounts with backend APIs and processing
transactions securely. Additionally, end-to-end testing ensures seamless user flows, from login
to completing a payment and viewing transaction history, across all supported devices and
platforms.
2.2 Test Levels
Unit Testing: Validate each module in isolation.
Integration Testing : individual modules are combined together
System testing : conducted on complete, integrated software
Api testing:

2.3 Bug Triage

Critical defects will be prioritized and resolved before further testing to ensure minimal disruption
to the testing process. Medium and low-priority issues will be logged and addressed in
subsequent development cycles based on their impact on the overall functionality and user
experience.

2.4 Suspension Criteria and Resumption Requirements


If a team member reports that there are 30% test cases failed then test case will continue
execution until all test cases failed are been fixed

2.5 Test Completeness


->Testing is considered complete upon executing all planned test cases successfully.
->the run rate should be 100% unless a clear reason is given
-->pass rate should be 80% which is mandatory

2.6 project task & estimation & schedule


3. Test Deliverables

4. Resources and Environment Needs

4.1 Testing Tools

4.2 Test Environment


- *Server Requirements*:
- A test server environment replicating Google Pay’s back-end services, including transaction
processing, payment gateways, and user account management systems.

- *Device Matrix*:
- Multiple Android and iOS devices across different manufacturers and screen sizes to ensure
the app works well on all supported devices.

- *Network Configurations*:
- Simulated network conditions to test transaction speed and reliability under varying network
speeds (e.g., 3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi).

- *Test Data*:
- Simulated user accounts with transaction history for testing peer-to-peer payments, bill
payments, and merchant transactions.
- Dummy bank account and card details for testing payment flows and transaction
success/failure scenarios.
5. Terms/Acronyms

*Test Summary Report for Google Pay App*

### 1. Purpose of the Document


This document summarizes the testing outcomes for the Google Pay App, ensuring its
readiness for secure and efficient usage.

### 2. Application Overview


The Google Pay App facilitates secure payments, money transfers, and financial transaction
tracking, offering users a robust digital wallet experience.

### 3. Testing Scope


#### 3.1 In Scope
- User Authentication
- Payment Processing
- QR Code Transactions
- Transaction History and Notifications

#### 3.2 Out of Scope


- Load Testing for peak traffic scenarios
- Compatibility Testing across all devices

### 4. Metrics
### 5. Types of Testing Performed
- Unit Testing
- Functional Testing
- Security Testing

### 6. Test Environment and Tools


- Test Environment: Simulated user devices with bank APIs integrated
- Tools: Postman, Selenium, JIRA

### 7. Lessons Learned


- Security testing early in the cycle improved overall app quality.
- Multi-bank integration required extensive regression testing.

### 8. Recommendations
- Conduct additional performance testing under peak usage scenarios.
- Enhance compatibility testing for legacy devices.

### 9. Best Practices


- Encrypt sensitive user data during testing.
- Use automated scripts for repetitive test cases.

### 10. Exit Criteria


Testing is complete when critical payment-related test cases pass, and minor defects are
documented for resolution in future releases.

### 11. Conclusion


The Google Pay App meets functional and security requirements. It is ready for deployment with
minor issues documented for resolution.

### 12. Definitions, Acronyms, Abbreviations


- *API*: Application Programming Interface
- *QR*: Quick Response
- *JIRA*: Bug Tracking Tool

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