The Impact Of Fintech Innovations On Traditional Financial Institutions, Financial Inclusions, and Payment Systems – A Review Of Case Studies
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Deepa Kumari Bansal Dr.Suresh Kumar Pattanayak
(MBA Student) (Associate Professor)
Amity Business School Amity Business School
Amity University, Raipur (C.G.) Amity University, Chhattisgarh
ABSTRACT
Fintech (monetary innovation) advancements have been reshaping the monetary scene, altering the manner in which individuals access monetary administrations, go through with exchanges, and deal with their funds. It has fundamentally disturbed the customary monetary scene, it are conveyed and experienced to change the way monetary administrations. Fintech startups have pushed traditional financial institutions to change and improve their services in order to remain competitive with agile, customer-focused solutions. Fintech has revolutionized payment systems simultaneously by introducing digital payment methods and making cross-border transactions easier, reducing cash-based systems' reliance. Most importantly, fintech has increased financial inclusion by enabling individuals and small businesses to participate more actively in the formal economy by providing formal financial services to previously underserved populations via mobile platforms. While the extraordinary effect of fintech is apparent, policymakers and partners should address administrative intricacies and network protection dangers to guarantee supportable and comprehensive monetary environments. This article looks at the extraordinary effect of fintech on customary monetary foundations, installment frameworks, and monetary incorporation. By breaking down different literary works and contextual analyses, the specialist attempts to investigate how fintech has disturbed conventional practices, further developed productivity, and cultivated more noteworthy monetary incorporation around the world.
IndexTerms - Fintech, computerized installments, monetary environment, network safety, monetary consideration, artificial intelligence, man-made consciousness, information security, risk.
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