Fintech companies cannot test their checkout at your bank.
You can
Companies pay you to try their real checkout at your own bank. Make a test, record it, get paid.
What a test involves
Five steps. Three of them are yours; matching and reviewing are ours.
01You
Tell us where you bank
Sign up and list the banks you hold accounts with. A bank you have not told us about is a bank we cannot match you at.
02FinTest
A job appears at one of your banks
Jobs are created for one country, one bank and one payment method, and assigned by a person on our team. When one matches a bank you hold, it turns up on your dashboard with the name of the company being tested on it.
03You
Send one cent
Follow the instructions through the company's own checkout. Before you pay, the screen names the company you are paying, the amount to the cent, and your test reference, so you can match it in your banking app afterwards. One cent leaves your account, in your own banking app.
04You
Record it and report back
Capture the test from start to confirmation and upload the video. Then mark each scenario passed or failed. If it failed, the form asks where it broke and how.
05FinTest
A person reviews it, then you are paid
A person on our team reviews it, and we email you when that is done. If we cannot accept one, you get written reasons and can submit again. Once it is approved, FinTest raises a self-billed invoice made out to your own IBAN, and pays you by bank transfer.
What you are actually being paid for
Paid either way
Pass or fail
A fixed fee for every approved test
The rate does not change with how long a test takes, or with whether the payment succeeded. A test you complete and document is a test we pay for. How many you are offered depends on your country and on how many banks you have registered.
A failed payment is still a result
A checkout that breaks is the thing the company is paying to find out. You mark the scenario failed, and the form asks you where it broke.
A well-documented failure is worth more to the company than a pass, and it is paid the same.
No finance or technical background
If you can pay for something online, you can do this. Every job names the one payment method it is testing, and comes with written instructions for it.
- Open Banking
- Debit Card
- Credit Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Bank Transfer
- SEPA
- iDEAL
These are the methods companies ask us to check.
Your banking app hides itself from the recording
Most banking apps block screen capture, so account details usually never reach the video. If something sensitive does appear, blur or trim it before you upload.
Where this works, and what you need
If you hold an account at a bank in one of these eight countries, you can register today. If your country is not on the list, we will not have a job for you yet — but register anyway. Companies add new countries and banks all the time, and when a test matches yours we email you.
You need
- An account you already use at a bank in one of these countries
- A phone or computer you can record a test on
- Enough attention to follow written instructions in order
- No finance, banking or technical background
- Lithuania
- Latvia
- Germany
- Estonia
- Netherlands
- Spain
- Finland
- France
What we can see, and what we cannot
- We can see the screen recording and the report you upload. Nothing else.
- We cannot see your balance, your transaction history, your password or your card details. We never ask for them, and there is no route by which we could obtain them.
- You log into your own bank, in your own app, exactly as you always do. Nothing is connected to your bank, and nothing keeps running after you submit.
- Recordings sit in a private folder that only your own account can write to, and are opened through a link that expires after five minutes.
- Your recording is seen by our review team and by the company that commissioned the test. It is kept for as long as that company keeps its account with us.
What you will never be asked to do
- Share your bank login, password, card details or one-time codes — with us or with anyone
- Deposit money, pay a fee, or buy anything beyond the €0.01 test payment
- Install anything that connects to your bank account
- Recruit anyone else
Everything a stranger should be able to check before moving money on someone else’s instructions.
- Operator
- Kashimi, UAB
- Registered in
- Vilnius, Lithuania
- VAT number
- LT100017616616
- Contact
- andojas@kashimi.tech
- Full details
- Legal notice
Questions people ask before signing up
What money moves, and which way
The only money you ever send is the test payment itself, one cent at most, and it goes to the company being tested, not to us. Everything else moves your way: once a person has reviewed and approved your submission, we pay you by bank transfer.
How much will I earn
Every test pays a fixed fee, shown on the job before you start, and it is the same whether the payment goes through or fails. What you earn in a month depends on how many banks you hold and how many tests companies run in your country.
What if the payment fails
That is a normal outcome, and it is often the point. You mark the scenario failed and the form asks where it broke — the bank redirect, two-factor authentication, the bank's own app, the confirmation step, or the page itself — and whether it timed out, showed an error, crashed, or was cancelled by the bank. You are paid for documenting it: the test was completed. The one exception is a payment that could not go through for a reason on your side, such as no funds in the account. That is not a result about the checkout, so we will ask you to run it again.
When does the money arrive
After a person reviews and approves your submission, and we email you when that is done. FinTest then raises a self-billed invoice made out to your own IBAN, which you can download as a PDF; if you would rather issue your own, you can upload it instead. Invoices are raised on a monthly cycle covering the month that has just ended, and you are paid by bank transfer.
How often will I be matched with a test
It depends on your country and on which banks you hold. Jobs are created by companies for specific countries and specific banks, so there are quiet weeks and busy ones. If there is nothing in your country yet, your dashboard says exactly that rather than showing you an empty list.
Should I sign up if my bank is not needed right now
Yes. Companies keep adding tests for new countries and banks, so a bank nobody needs today can be exactly the one a company asks for next month. Register, add your banks, and we will email you the moment a test matches — there is nothing to check in the meantime.
The next step is telling us where you bank
Tell us which banks you can log into and we will match you to jobs at those banks. Nothing is charged, and no job is compulsory. What it adds up to is a small, steady side income from a banking app you already have.
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