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Financial Inclusion means any method of providing banking services and financial solutions to
everyone without discrimination. So we can conclude that when we try to include every individual
of the society by providing them basic financial services without checking their personal income
or savings, it is nothing but financial inclusion only. Only middle and high classes of the society
used to avail all the credit facilities earlier and people with lower income were asked to go for
informal and substandard forms of credit. Most of them were uneducated without the basic
knowledge about finance so they got cheated by the rich people of the society very easily
The government of India is using UPI (Unified Payment Interface), National Electronic Funds
Transfer (NEFT),Immediate Payment Service (IMPS) to make digital financial transactions in the
current scenario.
Private companies also trying to contribute in financial inclusion through different initiatives. They
are planning and implementing different projects particularly for the low-income groups of
peoples like E- Sagar by ITC,HaryaliKisan Bazaar by DCM etc.
We as an individuals are also using fintech options like digital payment systems, electronic
wallets. People from rural and urban areas are using above innovative and easy to learn options
of banking. Also those who are not able to use theses independently are trying to learn and use
them.
To keep our management students updated, here at ITS Engineering College, Greater Noida, we
organized a national conference on FinTech, where we invited guests from the academic and
corporate world, who shared their knowledge, views and real life experience with the students.