Test Cases for Bank Account Number Field - Banking Application Testing

Test Cases for Bank account Number Field

How to test the account Number field?

Generally, the bank account number field exists in the banking domain or any other domain that have a banking transaction module. Testing the bank account number field is a very important task, Every Bank has its own account number format and we are going to test the bank account number of Bank of Baroda.

To test a bank account number field just follow the below steps.

Bank Account Number: SSSSXXNNNNNNNN (eg. 35010100008033)

Here,

SSSS- The first four digits of your Account Number is the Service Outlet ID [SOL ID]

XX-The fifth & sixth digit of your Account Number denotes the Scheme Type (01-09).

The various Scheme Types are:

01 – Savings,

02 – Current Account

03 – Term Deposit

04 – Overdraft

05 – Cash Credit

06 – Loans

07 – Packing Credit

08 – Inland Bills

09 – Foreign Bills

81 – FI Accounts under SB 150

NNNNNNNN-The remaining -8- digits denote the running serial number.

Some of the important test cases for the bank account number field are listed below..

First, Verify the account number field by entering the valid account number
Verify the account number field by entering any invalid account number.
Verify the account number field by entering the account number of more than 14 digits.
Check the account number field by entering the account number less than 14 digits.
Check the account number field by entering 14 zero.
Check the account number field by entering the alphabet and special char.
Check the account number field by entering the alphanumeric value.
Verify the account number field without entering any account number.
Verify the alert message when the user enters the invalid account number.
Check that when the user enters an account number that does not exist.
Check the account number field when the user pastes a valid account number in the field.
Check the account number field when the user pastes any invalid account number in the field.
Check that when users enter any closed account number.
Check that when the user enters an account number that has a blank space in between.