Abstract: The green production of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) utilizing Ficus racemosa stem bark extract is the main topic of this paper, whichalso emphasizes the physicochemical characterisation and antibacterial potential of AgNPs. With its creative solutions for materialscience, biology, and medicine, nanotechnology has become a promising area of modern science. Green synthesis offers a sustainable,economical, and environmentally responsible alternative to conventional nanoparticle synthesis techniques, which use hazardouschemicals and a lot of energy. In the manufacture of nanoparticles, Ficus racemosa, a medicinal plant rich in bioactive phytochemicalssuch flavonoids, tannins, alkaloids, and phenolic compounds, functions as a natural reducing and stabilizing agent. Because of theirhuge surface area and tiny size, the produced AgNPs show strong antibacterial action against a variety of harmful microbes. To verifythe creation of nanoparticles and examine their shape and functional groups, a variety of characterisation methods are used, includingFTIR, XRD, and UV-visible spectroscopy. The phytochemical makeup and several pharmacological actions of Ficus racemosa, such asits antioxidant, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and anticancer qualities, are also summarized in this paper. Overall, the study is in favorof using plant-mediated AgNPs in the pharmaceutical and biomedical industries.