The event showcased how digital payment systems have helped millions of people join the banking system.
India’s economic growth of 7.8% was presented as a sign of resilience despite global challenges.
A four‑point agenda was announced: better cybersecurity, ethical data standards, regulator‑industry collaboration, and a consumer protection index.
Fintech companies are encouraged to develop their own global standards rather than rely only on foreign rules.
Plans are in place to make financial services like credit, insurance, and pensions as easy to use as scanning a quick response code.
He highlighted the role of the Unified Payments Interface in expanding digital payments across India and abroad.
Modi emphasized the need for stronger cybersecurity, ethical data use, and consumer protection in the fintech sector.
Future focus includes Artificial Intelligence, tokenisation, and quantum computing to create new financial services.
The government aims to extend credit, insurance, savings and pension options to small businesses and gig workers.
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