THE EVOLUTION OF DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS
Keywords:
digital transactions, fintech, financial inclusion, cryptocurrencies, cybersecurity, digital bankingAbstract
This article analyzes the evolution of digital transactions and their impact on the financial sector. It examines how technological advancements such as digital banking, cryptocurrencies, and fintech innovations have transformed traditional banking systems and consumer behavior. The discussion includes how digital transactions promote economic development and financial inclusion, as well as the emerging challenges in this field, such as cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and technological upgrades.
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