Clear scope. Useful evidence.
Know what will be checked, how it will be recorded and what your team will receive. Our own local QA teams run the agreed cases on real devices and local networks, and our iGaming engineers add a likely cause and suggested fixes.
Onboarding
Sign-up, verification codes and sign-in, step by step.
See what we check →Payments
Deposits, redirects, status and withdrawals through local methods.
See what we check →KYC
Document upload, guidance and verification status.
See what we check →Gameplay & bonuses
Game entry, interactions and bonus claims against the rules.
See what we check →In-market performance
Load time, interruptions and reconnects on real networks.
See what we check →Localization
Language, currency, dates and time zones, read by locals.
See what we check →Compatibility
Layout and key journeys on agreed phones, computers and browsers.
See what we check →Benchmarking
Your product against competitors, on the same device and network.
See what we check →Agree before testing
- Target market and test location
- The build, accounts and access we will use
- Devices and networks
- Steps and expected results
- Number of attempts, delivery timing and retests
- For payment and KYC work: methods, data, amounts, stop conditions and sensitive-data handling
What this is, and is not
- Observed performance is distinct from concurrent load testing.
- Functional QA does not constitute security testing, game-math validation or certification. Additional work is scoped separately.
- Results describe the tested build, devices and time.
Not sure which scope fits?
Describe the problem your players report. We will suggest the services and the markets to start with.