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So financial data generation is important - we discovered this after talking to a few developers.

SO now we have added in a set of new fields that will be very useful for folks creating test data in the financial space, including crypto currencies! The fields are shown below.

Account
A record of financial transactions for a specific asset or individual.

Account Name
The name identifying a specific account, often a user name or business name.

Routing Number
A nine-digit number that identifies a specific financial institution in a transaction.

Mask
A way of hiding or obfuscating part of data for security, typically used in credit card numbers.

Amount
The total sum of money involved in a transaction.

Transaction Type
The nature of the financial transaction, such as deposit, withdrawal, transfer, etc.

Currency Code
The three-letter code representing a currency (e.g., USD for U.S. Dollar, EUR for Euro).

Currency Name
The full name of the currency (e.g., United States Dollar, Euro).

Currency Symbol
The symbol used to represent a currency (e.g., $ for USD, € for EUR).

Bitcoin Address
A cryptographic string of characters representing a destination for a Bitcoin transaction.

Litecoin Address
A cryptographic string of characters representing a destination for a Litecoin transaction.

Credit Card Number
A series of numbers printed on a credit card representing the account.

Credit Card CVV
Card Verification Value; a 3 or 4 digit number used as a security feature for card transactions.

Credit Card Issuer
The financial institution that issues a credit card.

PIN
Personal Identification Number; a numerical code used for secure authentication.

Ethereum Address
A cryptographic string of characters representing a destination for an Ethereum transaction.

IBAN
International Bank Account Number; used for international financial transactions.

BIC
Business Identifier Code; identifies the bank involved in the transaction, also known as SWIFT code.

Transaction Description
A brief summary or explanation of the nature and purpose of a transaction.

Pushed a last-minute change without doing regression testing. Impacted our signup process flow. We were generating a decent amount of traffic from Product Hunt and Indie hackers, but no one was signing up. I had installed Hotjar and I saw the struggle that one user was going through to sign up. We immediately made the changes, and now it is sorted. Talk about a massive need for regression testing!

Exciting and nervous at the same time! Learning:

1. Claim the product. This can take a day or two, especially if you don't have an exclusive email from the domain that your product is launched on

2. Forward date the launch. Don't launch it "right away". Setting the launch for a future date helps you to take advantage of the full launch cycle of 24 hrs that Product Hunt uses. The launch starts at 12:01 Midnight on the day you choose, so if you launch right now, you lose a few hours that could be spent I front of potential users

Here is the link if you want to share some love.

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/yadget-yet-another-data-generation-tool/

We built a tool for developers / testers that helps in generating synthetic / dummy data for testing. The tool is built on Wordpress and hosted on hostinger. We have left a very generous allowance in terms of the number of rows that can be generated without registering.
We would love to get some feedback. Right now it is in a "soft launch" at www.yadget.co