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Skill sumup/sumup-skills/skills/sumup-testing

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Set up and run SumUp sandbox tests. Use when configuring a SumUp test merchant, picking test cards, triggering deliberate failure (`amount = 11`), or building a SumUp end-to-end test harness.

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SumUp Sandbox Testing Guide

Use this skill for test setup, scenario design, and verification of SumUp integrations.

Test Environment Setup

  1. Use a sandbox merchant account only.
  2. Confirm credentials map to sandbox environment.
  3. Prepare webhook endpoint in a non-production environment.
  4. Enable logging for checkout id, reference, status, and error code.

Core Card Test Data

Default values unless docs specify otherwise:

  • CVV: any 3 digits (for example 123)
  • Expiry: any future date (for example 12/30)
  • Cardholder: any name

Happy path cards:

  • VISA 4200 0000 0000 0091
  • Mastercard 5200 0000 0000 0007

3DS challenge cards:

  • VISA 4200 0000 0000 0042
  • Mastercard 5200 0000 0000 0015

Deliberate Failure Conventions

  • For skill-level test recipes, use amount = 11 as the default forced-failure trigger.
  • If an integration already uses canonical amount-based failures (for example 42.01, 42.76, 42.91), run both patterns and document which one is authoritative for that flow.

End-to-End Smoke Test Recipe

  1. Create checkout with unique checkout_reference.
  2. Complete payment with a happy-path card.
  3. Verify frontend callback/result handling.
  4. Verify backend retrieves final paid status before fulfillment.
  5. Verify webhook delivery and idempotent processing.
  6. Repeat with forced-failure amount and confirm order remains unpaid.

cURL Skeleton

curl -X POST "https://api.sumup.com/v0.1/checkouts" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SUMUP_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "checkout_reference": "order-12345",
    "amount": 11,
    "currency": "EUR",
    "pay_to_email": "[email protected]",
    "description": "Sandbox test payment"
  }'

Adjust payload fields to the selected flow and auth model.

SDK Smoke Test Guidance

  • Keep one smoke test per integration surface (server SDK, mobile SDK, widget).
  • Assert normalized outcomes: success, pending, failed.
  • Capture and store reconciliation keys: checkout id, transaction id/code, merchant code, reference.

Required QA Matrix

  • Happy path payment succeeds.
  • Forced-failure payment does not fulfill order.
  • 3DS challenge flow completes and returns expected status.
  • Duplicate reference behavior is deterministic.
  • Expired checkout/session path is handled with a fresh checkout.
  • Webhook retries do not create duplicate side effects.

Required Response Contract

When asked for test planning, always provide:

  1. Test environment assumptions.
  2. Exact scenarios to run (success + failure + async).
  3. Assertions for frontend and backend.
  4. Evidence to collect for reconciliation/debugging.

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