Built on clarity,

not complexity

Since 2024, Domain has worked with clients who need their financial systems tested properly. We audit transaction flows, review security implementations, and validate data integrity without overpromising results.

Most platforms operate without knowing if their payment logic actually holds up under real conditions. We verify that it does.

Financial system testing workspace

What guides our work

We focus on four principles that separate genuine system testing from checkbox compliance. Each decision in our audit process traces back to one of these priorities.

01

Real transaction scenarios

Test cases built from actual payment patterns, not theoretical edge cases. We simulate how users behave when moving money through your platform.

02

Clear documentation

Every vulnerability gets documented with reproduction steps and severity assessment. No vague warnings or generic recommendations.

03

Transparent timeline

Audit schedules based on system complexity, not arbitrary deadlines. We estimate 3-6 weeks for standard platforms and communicate delays immediately.

04

Direct specialist access

Work with the auditor reviewing your code, not a project manager interpreting technical findings. Questions answered within 24 hours during active engagement.

Who conducts the audits

Two senior specialists handle all client engagements. No rotating team members, no handoffs between discovery and testing phases.

Both work exclusively on financial system security and have spent years identifying how payment logic fails under stress.

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Dominik Vašek

Lead Security Auditor

Dominik specializes in transaction flow analysis and data validation logic. He built testing frameworks for three fintech companies before joining Domain. His audits typically uncover 12-18 critical vulnerabilities in supposedly production-ready systems.

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Jasper Kowalczyk

Integration Security Specialist

Jasper focuses on third-party payment gateway integration and API security boundaries. Before Domain, he worked as a penetration tester for banking infrastructure. His role involves verifying that external service connections cannot leak sensitive transaction data.

Our standard engagement structure

Testing Phase

Active vulnerability scanning

Two to four weeks executing test cases against transaction endpoints. We simulate race conditions, verify refund logic, and stress-test concurrent payment processing.

System testing in progress
Reporting Phase

Documentation delivery

Final week preparing detailed findings report with reproduction steps for each vulnerability. Includes severity classification and recommended fixes.

Security report preparation
Follow-up

Validation testing

After your team implements fixes, we re-test affected components to confirm vulnerabilities are resolved. Included in initial engagement fee.

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87 Platforms audited
1,340 Vulnerabilities identified
19 Days average audit length