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Test plan for Payment method Of Gpay

1. Introduction:- The test plan for GPay's payment method ensures the secure, reliable, and efficient
processing of transactions across various scenarios, platforms, and devices.

1.1 In-Scope:

 End-to-end payment flow via GPay, handling successful, failed, and refunded transactions.

 Performance, security, usability, and compatibility testing across devices, OS, and network
conditions.

1.2.Out-of-Scope:

 Testing GPay's internal backend systems, third-party gateways, non-GPay payment methods,
and non-payment features like rewards or offers.

2. Test methodology and strategy approach:

 The testing methodology for GPay's payment system employs a black-box approach, focusing
on functional, performance, security, and compatibility testing, with automation for
efficiency and regression testing to ensure stability after updates.

3. Test Criteria:

3.1.Entry Criteria:

 Completed Integration: All necessary components and services for GPay payment processing
are fully integrated and functional.
 Test Environment Setup: The test environment is configured and accessible, with all required
devices, browsers, and network conditions in place.
 Test Cases Prepared: Comprehensive test cases and scenarios are documented and ready for
execution.

3.2.Exit Criteria:

 Test Case Execution: All critical and high-priority test cases are executed, with documented
results indicating successful completion.
 Defect Resolution: All high-severity defects are resolved, and any remaining low-priority
issues are documented with a plan for future resolution.
 Stakeholder Approval: Test results and reports are reviewed and approved by stakeholders,
confirming that the GPay payment system meets the required quality standards before
deployment.

3.3.Suspension Criteria:

 Testing may be suspended if critical defects are discovered that prevent further testing, such
as severe security vulnerabilities, significant system crashes, or failures in essential payment
functionalities. Additionally, if the test environment is unstable or unavailable, testing will be
paused until the issues are resolved to ensure accurate results.
4.Assumptions, Dependencies and Risks:

 Assumptions: Testing assumes that the GPay payment integration will work as expected and
that the test environment is reliable and reflective of real-world conditions.
 Dependencies: Testing depends on the availability of external systems like banking APIs and
third-party services, as well as timely fixes and updates from the development team.
 Risks: Key risks include discovering major bugs late in testing, relying on third-party services
that may fail, and not covering all scenarios due to time constraints, which could lead to
issues after launch.

5. Test Deliverables:

 Test Plan: A comprehensive document outlining the testing strategy, scope, objectives,
resources, timelines, and methodologies for the GPay payment system.
 Test Cases: Detailed scenarios specifying the input conditions, execution steps, and expected
results for validating various payment functionalities.
 Test Report: A summary of the testing process, including executed test cases, outcomes, and
any issues encountered during testing.
 Defect Report: Documentation of identified defects, including severity, status, steps to
reproduce, and assigned resolutions, facilitating tracking and resolution.
 Final Test Report: A consolidated report at the end of testing summarizing all test activities,
results, defect status, and overall quality assessment, along with recommendations for
deployment.

6. Responsibilities:

 Testing Team: Execute test cases, report defects, and ensure thorough validation of the GPay
payment system.
 QA Lead: Oversee the testing process, coordinate activities, ensure adherence to quality
standards, and facilitate communication within the team.
 Product Manager: Define requirements and priorities, ensuring that testing aligns with
business objectives and user needs.
 Development Team: Address reported defects, implement enhancements, and provide
technical support during the testing process.
 Stakeholders: Review test progress and results, provide feedback, and approve deliverables
to ensure alignment with project goals.
 User Representative: Act as the voice of end-users, providing insights on user experience and
validating that the system meets user expectations.

7. Requirements:

 Hardware and Software: Ensure availability of necessary devices, operating systems, and
browsers to support GPay testing.
 Test Plan: Develop a detailed test plan outlining the testing approach, scope, resources, and
timelines for the project.
 Testing Team: Assemble a skilled testing team with defined roles and responsibilities to
execute the testing activities effectively.

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