DeviQA expands fintech QA unit after 70-plus financial software engagements

DeviQA said it has strengthened its dedicated fintech quality assurance division after more than 70 financial software testing engagements across banking, payments, lending, crypto, and other regulated markets. The move is meant to help fintech teams ship faster while meeting tougher security, compliance, and transaction-integrity demands. Why it matters: - Financial software teams face higher stakes than most software markets. QA failures can trigger compliance problems, security breaches, penalties, and loss of customer trust. - DeviQA is positioning itself as a specialized partner for regulated fintech environments, where testing must cover audits, integrations, security, and transaction accuracy. - The expansion reflects rising demand for QA support in areas such as AI-driven fraud detection, real-time payments, embedded finance, and open banking. What happened: - DeviQA announced the strengthening of its dedicated Fintech QA division. - The company said the division now has more than 70 fintech engagements and more than 16 years of industry experience. - The announcement was made June 17, 2026, in Los Angeles. - DeviQA said the expanded division broadens compliance testing, domain expertise, and coverage across the financial software stack. The details: - DeviQA has served fintech clients in digital banking, neobanks, payment processing, POS systems, lending, loan management, BNPL, embedded finance, wealthtech, trading, crypto, digital assets, insurtech, and regtech. - Those engagements span the US, Europe, and other markets. - The division covers PCI DSS validation, SOC 1 and SOC 2 readiness, PSD2 and Strong Customer Authentication compliance, AML/KYC workflow validation, and DORA operational resilience support. - DeviQA also tests ISO 20022 messaging, Open Banking flows, payment gateway integrations, core banking connections, and third-party processor integrations. - Security work includes penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and data protection validation for cardholder data and other sensitive financial information. - Transaction integrity testing focuses on calculations, reconciliation, balances, and ledger accuracy. - Performance testing is built for high-volume transaction environments and peak-event traffic. - Automation coverage spans web, mobile, API, and cloud layers. - Localization QA covers multi-currency and multi-jurisdiction platforms across 27+ country deployments. - DeviQA said it supports clients through dedicated team, managed QA, and QA-as-a-service engagement models. - The company said teams can be deployed within days. - DeviQA holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 20000, and ISO 27001 certifications, plus ISTQB accreditation. - The company says it has 500+ products delivered across 40+ industries and a 5.0 rating on Clutch, G2, and GoodFirms from 60+ verified reviews. - Oleg Sadikov, DeviQA CEO, said financial software is one of the most unforgiving quality environments and needs a QA partner with earned expertise. - DeviQA directs inquiries to its website or info@deviqa.com. Between the lines: - DeviQA is framing fintech QA as a specialized discipline rather than a general testing service. - The pitch is aimed at buyers that need both technical coverage and evidence of regulated-industry experience. - The company is signaling that compliance and security testing are now core product requirements, not add-ons. What’s next: - DeviQA appears likely to push the expanded division to win more work from startups, banks, and enterprise fintech teams. - The company is betting that regulated financial firms will value faster deployment of QA expertise instead of building all of that capability in-house. - Clients seeking support can schedule consultations through the company’s website or by email at info@deviqa.com.