LOAD TESTING TOOL for banks and financial services

Transactional performance at peak capacity

In essence, software testing is a core component of running and tuning projects within a payment ecosystem.

Among the multiple types of tests performed in software evaluations are load tests that, along with stress tests, validate the stability of software under defined loads to verify the normal and uninterrupted operation of a system.  

By performing these functional and non-functional tests, we ensure system efficiency, reduce costs, protect the reputation of our organizations and allow us to identify bugs that lead us to refine the system and make it consistent and reliable for customers who need uninterrupted daily operations.  

What are load tests?

Load testing, as its name suggests, is the testing and simulation of the traffic expected from system. Its main objective is to check that the load expected to be received on a regular basis is well managed without any failure, degradation or interruption of the system.
It differs from its objective in stress testing by having a limit set. While stress testing overloads the system to check how much it can support above the threshold of users that the platform, page or application has already established, load testing simulates the traffic that it is expected to be able to support under normal conditions.
Among its benefits are thereduction of load times and the speed with which the application, platform or page responds to the needs of users, providing them with a better user experience, in addition to discovering the commonly known bottlenecks, system failures that, through their discovery in tests, can be solved in production stages where load tests continuously play a relevant role.

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At CLAI PAYMENTS® Technologies we have developed and perfected this type of testing through PAYTESTER®, a payment simulator and testing system that, besides allowing you to identify transactional limits and work on the prevention and recognition of the reasons for different service breaks, helps you to clearly understand how the transaction load can affect your payment systems and the limitations or errors in order to always be one step ahead.  

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