David Frank

In this month’s blog, discover how PaytestHub Basic and PaytestCoins simplify the way teams access, manage, and scale automated payment testing. Learn why these updates were introduced, how they streamline environment management, and how a new usage-based model provides greater flexibility as testing requirements grow.

In this month’s blog, discover why scalable payment testing infrastructure is becoming essential for modern payment software QA. Learn how PaytestCore helps centralize automation workflows, simplify infrastructure management, and support reliable EMV and regression testing across complex payment environments.

In this month’s blog, we explore how automating the full checkout journey transforms retail payment testing from a fragile manual task into a repeatable system discipline. We break down why end-to-end checkout automation is not just about speed, but about consistency, compatibility, and confidence across integrated POS environments. You’ll learn how treating checkout automation as infrastructure enables teams to validate real customer flows reliably, expand coverage, and remove execution variability as a risk to modern retail releases.

In this month’s blog, we examine how automation transforms payment QA from a release bottleneck into core infrastructure. We break down why automation is not just a productivity tool, but a foundation for predictability, repeatability, and confidence as payment environments scale. You’ll learn how treating automation as infrastructure enables teams to validate more consistently, reduce execution-related risk, and remove QA as a blocker to faster, more reliable releases.

In this month’s blog, we explore how Testing as a Service (TaaS) removes the operational overhead of running your own payment testing lab. PaytestLab hosts, maintains, and supports your terminals and robotic testing equipment, letting you run regression, functional, and EMV Level 3 tests remotely through PaytestHub. You’ll learn how this hosted model minimizes downtime, accelerates automation, and provides continuous access to up-to-date infrastructure without the need for internal lab management.

Find the questions and answers from our June 2025 webinar: Maximizing Testing Efficiency: Using One Test Card Across Multiple Terminals.

Continuous Integration is changing the way payment teams approach QA. Instead of waiting until the end of development to catch issues, CI/CD makes testing continuous, automated, and scalable. In our latest blog, we explore how payment teams can build quality into every release with faster regression testing, smoother deployments, and more reliable software.