The emergence of financial technologies—fintech—has become an engine of change, promising to expand access to financial services and give a boost to financial inclusion. The ownership of accounts in ...

Financial inclusion is providing access to financial services on an equitable and universal basis. Financial inclusion comprises a sequence of processes by which individuals and organizations can ...

Credit has long been the passport to economic opportunity. Yet over 26 million Americans have no credit history, limiting their access to mainstream financial products and forcing reliance on costly ...

Singapore retains number one position as the world’s most financially inclusive market for the third year in a row, as Asia-Pacific markets comprise half of the top 10. All regions saw improvement in ...

Financial inclusion has become a fundamental goal in today's financial landscape, with technology and innovation being the driving force behind reshaping the future of finance. Leading fintech ...

Financial inclusion (i.e., the availability and accessibility of financial services for individuals and businesses) is a fundamental goal for governments and organizations around the world. Despite ...

Cairo, Egypt – Mastercard, in collaboration with The Egyptian Credit Bureau – iscore, announced a strategic partnership to study building a new scoring model that advances Egypt’s digital lending ...

Sub-Saharan Africa has shown significant growth in financial inclusion over the past decade, much of it driven by mobile money account adoption. The region continues to work on promoting more overall ...

India’s digital economy has been nothing short of remarkable; UPI transactions crossed 16.99 billion in January 2025 alone, fintech startups are flourishing, and banking is now more mobile than ever.