Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Game Changer of Economy

Abstract: The analysis delves into how fintech technologies transform financial inclusion across India during a period of swift technological change. Financial services in India will experience substantial growth according to projections that identify a $33 trillion market value by 2026. Financial exclusion continues to pose substantial difficulties to underserved rural communities alongside disadvantaged urban districts despite recent progress. The research assesses how Fintech technology capabilities improve financial service accessibility and decrease information disparity to create more inclusive financial solutions. The study combines quantitative methods with qualitative research based on stratified sampling to analyze demographic characteristics like age, income and geographic location through surveys from approximately 400 participants. The data collection process depends primarily on quantitative surveys together with qualitative interview methods. The research behaves as an analytical exploration that involves using TAM and UTAUT frameworks. The research shows that financial technology adoption creates positive results in financial inclusion which demonstrates the significant ability of fintech to close service gaps. The research identifies prospects for additional investigation along with policy strategies to establish India's inclusive financial framework. Keywords: Fintech, Financial Inclusion, Technology Adoption, India, Digital Ecosystem

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15242176
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Prenatal Screening and Diagnostics
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Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Game Changer of Economy

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Prenatal Screening and Diagnostics
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Role of Fintech in Financial Inclusion: A Game Changer of Economy

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Abstract: The analysis delves into how fintech technologies transform financial inclusion across India during a period of swift technological change. Financial services in India will experience substantial growth according to projections that identify a $33 trillion market value by 2026. Financial exclusion continues to pose substantial difficulties to underserved rural communities alongside disadvantaged urban districts despite recent progress. The research assesses how Fintech technology capabilities improve financial service accessibility and decrease information disparity to create more inclusive financial solutions. The study combines quantitative methods with qualitative research based on stratified sampling to analyze demographic characteristics like age, income and geographic location through surveys from approximately 400 participants. The data collection process depends primarily on quantitative surveys together with qualitative interview methods. The research behaves as an analytical exploration that involves using TAM and UTAUT frameworks. The research shows that financial technology adoption creates positive results in financial inclusion which demonstrates the significant ability of fintech to close service gaps. The research identifies prospects for additional investigation along with policy strategies to establish India's inclusive financial framework. Keywords: Fintech, Financial Inclusion, Technology Adoption, India, Digital Ecosystem

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Jain University (IN), CMR University (IN)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 46%
Prenatal Screening and Diagnostics
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