Future of the Fintech industry looks shining and growing rapidly on the back of the rise of start-ups in the Fintech industry, penetration of smartphone users, continuous build-up of the digital infrastructure and overall streaming of financial processes in many industries. At the same time, the digital payments industry has evolved considerably introducing innovative products, technologies, operating models, etc from time to time. There has been a manifold increase in digital payments in the recent past. Finance minister Mrs Nirmala Sitharaman in the Union budget has earmarked ₹1,500 crore for a scheme to incentivize digital payments to give a further boost to digital transactions.

The collaboration between tech innovators and financial institutions will go a long way in building a seamless eco-system benefitting all parties involved. A report says, India's fintech industry valuation is estimated at $150-160 billion by 2025. It translates to an incremental value-creation potential of approximately $100 billion. It is estimated that to meet this ambition, India's FinTech sector will need investments of 20-25 billion dollars over the next five years. The current cybercrime related to the banking fraud is over 290,000. Over 2.9 lakh cyber security incidents related to digital banking were reported in 2020. Fintechs have various benefits. They can also be viewed as double-edged swords because the technological innovations led by them may also magnify the existing threats to consumers in terms of privacy breaches and cybersecurity risks.


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