THE IMPACT OF FINTECH TECHNOLOGIES ON ACCOUNTING AND THE BANKING-FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Keywords:
FinTech, Accounting, Banking and Financial System, Digital Technologies, Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Financial Innovation, Electronic Payments, Cybersecurity.Abstract
The rapid development of Financial Technology (FinTech) is significantly influencing accounting practices and the banking-financial system. Digital payment systems, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, and automated financial platforms are accelerating accounting processes while improving accuracy and transparency. In accounting, the ability to process information in real time has emerged, reducing human-related errors. In the banking and financial sector, FinTech solutions contribute to enhancing customer service quality, ensuring faster and more secure transactions, and improving the efficient management of financial resources.References
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