Synthetic Transactions For FinTech Apps

Recently I published an article on Synthetic transactions for FinTech applications. The article discusses utilizing synthetic transactions within fintech applications for testing new features and major updates without compromising sensitive data.

It outlines a specific approach using Spring microservices, focusing on key business entities, intercepting and managing synthetic transactions at the HTTP request level, and dealing with external third-party API interactions.

This method enables rigorous testing in a secure environment, enhancing application reliability and security. For a detailed exploration, please refer to the full article titled: An Approach To Synthetic Transactions With Spring Microservices: Validating Features and Upgrades

From Dependency to Autonomy: Building an In-House E-signing Service

My latest article on developing of an in-house e-Signing service is published on InfoQ. Its specifically relevant for fintech and any organization looking to enhance their digital signing capabilities. Here’s are some key considerations
✅ Why fintech companies and businesses with digital signing needs should consider building an in-house e-Signing solution.
✅ Tech stack
✅ A practical case study of iCreditWorks
✅ Open Source: The complete source code for this e-Signing service is now open-sourced and available for use and adaptation.

https://www.infoq.com/articles/electronic-signing-service-cloud/

The e-signing microservice’s codebase is available on GitHub.