The popularity of fintech among Indian Youth.

Paytm, Google Pay, PhonePe, Razorpay, CRED, and many others have become an essential part of our life. These are all fintech also known as financial technology. Today everyone, even a child knows what is Paytm and what does it do. Siddharth Mehta Bay Capital CIO who is a well-known investor, philanthropist, and financial advisor also believes that the popularity of fintech has witnessed tremendous growth with the passage of time. 

 

Fintech has witnessed notable growth over the last decade. The outbreak of the pandemic has led the people of India to adopt a digital culture. Now, fintech has become an essential part of daily life. From paying bills to purchase of merchandise, the majority of the work has been taken over by fintech. 

India’s youth is tech-savvy, digitally adaptive, and always curious about new things, and it is one of the largest countries of youth, which in a way opens up the doors for fintech and its growth. Entrepreneurs in India are quite young and are always ready for the digital culture, which denotes the popularity of fintech among them. 

 

Siddharth Mehta IL&FS former director speaking to a renowned media house said, “The youth has the power to adopt or deny anything new since India is one of the largest countries of youth in the world, who is digital friendly and always welcomes new technology.” Here he was referring to India’s youth with the scope of the fintech. 

 

The youth of India is dynamic, tech-savvy, and always has the hunger to learn something new that actually has accelerated the growth and popularity of fintech in India. The technological innovation in the financial sector in India includes retail banking, investment, and crypto-currencies that have laid down the foundation for literacy and education among the youth. We can also see many start-ups in India where the entrepreneurs are young, which also signifies the major participation of youth. 

Government initiatives such as Digital India, Startup India and Make in India have played a major role in supporting the young entrepreneurs in India. These schemes such as Startup India, under this tax exemptions are given to young entrepreneurs, by which they can save the tax and reinvest in their businesses. 

 

According to the reports, banking schemes such as Jan-Dhan Yojana and UPI, under UPI over 338 banks have registered with more than 6.28 transactions done in July 2022 worth more than 10.63 crores, which shows the digital knowledge enhancement of common people, turning towards banking system rather than paper money. 

 

The trend in social media sites such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and several others hosting episodes or meetings, or interview of any entrepreneur is boosting the popularity and knowledge on fintech in a personalized way, basically in a digital way, and has gained popularity of fintech among the youths. 

 

“Cashless and paperless” India is promoting digitally empowered societies, in a way the youth is also getting impacted with new ideas. Our life now revolves around touch payments, QR codes, express delivery of groceries, and many more, which have driven our life to a digitally oriented space, and fintech being the giant, having access to all these. 

 

In conclusion, we can say that the popularity of fintech is growing every day among the youth. The financial ecosystem, young and dynamic youth aims to acquire financial freedom and prosperity has in a way made the fintech popular among the youths. 

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