How PayGlocal Scaled Test Coverage 3x and Accelerated Release Cycles with Testsigma

About PayGlocal

PayGlocal Technologies is a Bangalore-based fintech company simplifying cross-border payments for merchants and consumers. Their platform ensures seamless, secure, and localized transaction experiences, enabling businesses to accept international payments with ease.

Previous QA Setup

Before adopting Testsigma, PayGlocal relied on JMeter and Postman for their QA processes, primarily focused on backend/API-heavy testing. However, this setup lacked robust support for UI testing and required high technical involvement, leading to increased effort for script maintenance and slow onboarding of new team members.

Why PayGlocal Needed a Change

With a growing user base and increasing payment flows, ensuring UI stability and seamless customer experience became critical. The team sought:

• Higher test coverage for UI workflows
• Reduced time-to-test for new features
• A scalable automation strategy that could support frequent releases
• A low-code/no-code solution to empower non-engineering stakeholders in QA

Testsigma’s Solution

Testsigma provided a unified, no-code automation platform that enabled PayGlocal to:

• Write test cases in plain English, reducing test authoring time by up to 60%
• Automate cross-browser and cross-device testing
• Seamlessly integrate with existing CI/CD pipelines
• Reduce regression cycle times by 40–50%

Impact on Teams

• Faster Onboarding: New team members (including non-engineers) started contributing to test cases within a week.
• Improved Confidence: Broader test coverage across real-world scenarios, browsers, and devices boosted release confidence.
• Greater Agility: QA cycles now align closely with sprint timelines, enabling faster go-to-market with every release.

What next

PayGlocal is now looking to expand its automation strategy by moving beyond the payment page to cover additional end-to-end user flows across the platform. The team is also evaluating the use of accessibility testing capabilities within Testsigma to ensure a more inclusive user experience. Additionally, they are working towards tighter integration of QA checkpoints within their CI/CD pipeline to further streamline releases and catch issues earlier in the development cycle.