# QA Framework Workstream
The overall objective of this workstream is to develop a QA Framework that can be used to validate the configuration, functionality, security, interoperability readiness and performance of a deployment. This framework might be used by adopters to "self certify", or it might be used by an external reviewer to create a level of assurance for supervisory authorities and participants.
# Business Justification
A QA Framework provides a consistent approach for stakeholders to assess the quality and readiness of Mojaloop deployments, supporting independent evaluations of resilience, security, and functional integrity. By establishing a structured approach to assessing deployments, the framework helps:
- Deployment teams identify and address gaps early
- Participants assess operational readiness before onboarding
- Regulators or supervisory bodies interpret implementation quality based on objective inputs
- The Mojaloop community share best practices and align on minimum expectations.
# Contributors
| Workstream Lead | Contributors |
|---|---|
| Moses Kipchirchir | Denis Mariru Brian Njoroge Ei Nghon Phoo Sam Kummary |
# Latest Update (Summary)
The team presented at MojaCom 29 and aims to position the QA self-assessment framework as a permanent component of Mojaloop implementation guidance.
The QA Framework workstream reached its first delivery milestone with the rollout of a complete QA framework to adopters. The intent is now to validate the framework in a live environment before scaling it to wider adoption.
# Applicability
This version of this document relates to Mojaloop Version 17.1.0 (opens new window)
# Document History
| Version | Date | Author | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 25th November 2025 | Paul Makin | Initial version |