Sustainability Through FinTech: The Case for the Incorporation of Sustainability Perspectives in FinTech Education

  • Srivastava I
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The FinTech industry stands as a pivotal force, transforming modern finance through the integration of technological innovations with financial services, thereby enhancing accessibility, efficiency, and scalability. As FinTech continues to evolve, its potential to drive sustainability in both social and environmental arenas has become increasingly evident. This paper explores the critical intersection of FinTech and Sustainability, arguing for the integration of sustainability perspectives into FinTech education, particularly through programs that emphasize social entrepreneurship. While FinTech has played a significant role in enhancing financial inclusion, fostering economic development in emerging markets, and enabling responsible investment, its long-term impact depends on the extent to which sustainability principles are embedded in its framework, to which end education plays a critical role. This paper also examines real-world applications of sustainable FinTech, from microfinance and digital payments to blockchain-driven transparency in supply chains and green finance initiatives. By advocating for an educational model that prioritizes ethical considerations, environmental responsibility, and financial inclusivity, this paper makes the case for a new generation of FinTech professionals equipped to design solutions that balance profitability with social impact. The integration of sustainability into FinTech education is not only essential for long-term economic resilience but also serves as a catalyst for shaping a more equitable and sustainable global financial system.

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Srivastava, I. (2025). Sustainability Through FinTech: The Case for the Incorporation of Sustainability Perspectives in FinTech Education. Cureus Journal of Business and Economics. https://doi.org/10.7759/s44404-025-06681-x

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