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Conclusion
Fintech is such a kind of innovation where the entire
world is embracing such new and efficient technique
of service. Where the combination of higher spending
power and a freer adaption of technological adoption
mean that banks and other financial institutions have
an entire market of willing and able customers to offer
better financial products/services at lower costs. The
fact that unbanked population in India halved from
577 million to 233 million speaks volume about the
advancement of financial inclusion efforts.
Technology is the chief enabler and equalizer today.
As we connect one-on-one in real time, it has created
enormous new flows of trade for markets that were
underserved or overlooked. Cell phone subscription in
India has crossed one billion. So the first massive
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