Android App User Journey Testing

@VekstarAnalytics

Hi, I’ve gone through the full flow you need, and I understand this is not just testing it’s a complete real-user journey from install to first trade with proper recording. I’m using Android, so that part is covered. I can handle the full process: install from Play Store register and complete KYC properly (clear details, no rejection issues) fund the account with the required amount execute a clean first trade record everything from start to finish without missing steps I’ve worked with apps that require verification and structured flows before, so I know where things usually break (KYC delays, deposit issues, navigation gaps), and I pay attention to those while recording. Also, I understand this needs to look like a real user journey, not something rushed or edited badly — I’ll make sure the recording is clean and complete. I’m in Nigeria, so I fit your listed regions. I can start immediately

@Microlent

Hi, this isn’t just testing—it’s a full real-user journey validation with recording and financial actions, so accuracy and completeness matter. I can complete the full flow for the Delta Exchange Global app: Install via Play Store (Android device) Complete registration + KYC Perform first-time deposit ($10 equivalent) Execute first trade (FTTS) Record the entire journey clearly (screen recording + timestamps) I’ll ensure: Clean, uninterrupted recording of the full flow All steps completed exactly as required Notes on any friction, errors, or UX issues (if needed) Deliverables: Full screen recording (start → trade execution) Brief summary of steps + any issues observed We've delivered QA across 44+ projects, 7,800+ test cases, zero critical production defects post go-live. Our QA work spans manual and automated testing with Selenium and Playwright across web, mobile, API, and AI applications. https://www.freelancer.com/portfolio-items/11354470-software-qa-testing-report For more QA work and references: https://www.freelancer.com/u/Microlent Let me know the project and I'll outline the testing approach I'd recommend. ~ Rajesh