How an engagement runs

A clear path from first scoping call to signed memorandum for financial audit of a mobile banking application.

How an engagement runs

1. Scoping call

You outline channels, products, and deadlines. We confirm whether you need a full financial audit, a release review, settlement focus, or fee disclosure assurance. Expect a reply within two business days after you send a request.

2. Proposal and deposit

You receive a written scope, sample approach, fee, and calendar. A 30% deposit reserves the team. Kick-off follows once access logistics are agreed.

3. Evidence and access setup

We list extracts, product schedules, and escorted walkthrough sessions. Sensitive data stays on your systems. Auditors use supervised terminals when production-like environments are required.

4. Fieldwork

Walkthroughs of financial journeys, sample selection, ledger tracing, and exception queries with your finance and channel owners. Findings are logged continuously so surprises at closing are rare.

5. Closing memorandum

Draft findings are discussed, management responses captured, and the final memorandum issued with working-paper references. Optional follow-up days can verify remediation on a later release.

Natural next actions

Calendar etiquette

We avoid freezing your app store submission week for exploratory sampling. Heavy fieldwork lands before or after known release freezes whenever you share the calendar early.

Language of deliverables

Memoranda can be issued in English or Thai. Working papers remain in the language of the source evidence to preserve re-performance.

Independence

We do not implement the fixes we recommend inside your mobile banking application, and we do not sell monitoring software tied to our findings.