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FINTECH AND DIGITAL FINANCE: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR

    Anjali Verma1, Disha Tiwari2, Priyanshi Lohchab3, Mahak Khan4 and Alka Pandey5

Abstract

FinTech and digital finance have emerged as key drivers of financial innovation globally. In India, the banking sector has been undergoing a digital transformation, with FinTech startups and established banks investing in digital technologies to offer innovative products and services to their customers. This paper examines the opportunities and challenges presented by FinTech and digital finance in the Indian banking sector. The paper also discusses the regulatory framework in India and the measures taken by the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to promote digital finance and financial inclusion.

Keyword : Fintech, Financial Inclusion, Digital Finance

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