
Abstract Financial Technology (FinTech) has emerged as a transformative force in the global banking industry, fundamentally redefining the structure, transport, and convenience of financial facilities. The integration of advanced digital technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Big Data Analytics, Cloud Computing, and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) has enabled banks to shift from traditional branch-based models to highly efficient, customer-centric digital ecosystems. FinTech innovation has accelerated service delivery, enhanced operational efficiency, improved risk management systems, and expanded financial inclusion by attainment previously unbanked and underbanked populations. This research paper examines how FinTech innovations are reshaping banking functions including payments, lending, investment advisory, and customer relationship management. It also evaluates the strategic collaboration between traditional banks and FinTech startups highlighting how such partnerships foster innovation and competitive advantage. Furthermore, the study discusses the challenges associated with digital transformation, including cybersecurity risks, regulatory compliance issues, data security, and technological adaptation barriers.
Keyword: FinTech,BlockChain,Cybersecurity,Artifical Technology
Keyword: FinTech,BlockChain,Cybersecurity,Artifical Technology
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