Abstract: Systems and methods for shift-left testing are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include an automation pipeline: receiving code for shift-left testing; testing the code with unit tests; testing a plurality of components of the code with component tests; testing the code with contract tests; testing the code with integration tests; deploying the code to an end-to-end testing environment and testing the code with end-to-end automation tests; scanning the code for security vulnerabilities; deploying the code to an end-to-end testing environment and performing production validation testing on the code; and deploying the code to a production environment.

Abstract: A mobile computer application may (1) access a financial institution mobile application to determine if there is an account that is eligible for provisioning to the mobile computer application; (2) initiate a secure session with the financial institution backend in response to a determination that there is an account eligible for provisioning to the mobile computer application; (3) request an identification of an account that is eligible for provisioning to the mobile computer application from the financial institution backend; (4) receive a pointer to an account that is eligible for provisioning to the mobile computer application from the financial institution backend; (5) display an icon for the eligible account; (6) receive a selection of the icon; (7) return the pointer to the financial institution backend; (8) receive a provisioning payload for the eligible account from the financial institution backend; and (9) initiate in-application provisioning of the eligible account.

Abstract: Systems and methods for tagging transactions with emotions are disclosed. According to one embodiment, in an information processing device comprising at least one computer processor, a method for associating an emotion with a transaction may include: (1) receiving, at a computer application executed by the computer processor, transaction information for a transaction conducted by a user; (2) presenting at least a portion of the transaction on a display of the information processing device and a plurality of icons, each icon representing an emotion, to associate the transaction with; (3) receiving a selection of one of the plurality of icons; and (4) associating the transaction with the emotion associated with the selected icon.