AI and Machine Learning Techniques for Automated Test Data Generation in FinTech: Enhancing Accuracy and Efficiency
Keywords:
Automated Test Data Generation (ATDG), Machine Learning (ML)Abstract
FinTech's fast expansion has been spurred by both mobile and digital banking. FinTech applications, with their quick development, need extensive software testing for security, reliability, and regulatory compliance. Manual test data creation is prone to errors and labor-intensive historically. Artificial intelligence and machine learning help FinTech ATDG to increase accuracy and efficiency of software testing.
Many FinTech industry research highlight the need of software testing in financial transaction security. In complex FinTech data environments, manual test data generation fails.
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