Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Emirati Journal of Digital Arts AND Media
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Integrating Fintech within Social Media Platforms to empower Entrepreneurship

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  • Mariam Mohamed Amer

Published 2024-05-16

Keywords

  • economics,
  • culture,
  • education,
  • entertainment,
  • business,
  • media
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How to Cite

Integrating Fintech within Social Media Platforms to empower Entrepreneurship. (2024). Emirati Journal of Digital Arts AND Media, 2(1), 40-51. https://doi.org/10.54878/qj4s4156

Abstract

We are living in an era full of instant technological advancements in diverse aspects, for instance, economics, culture, education, entertainment, business, media, etc. Financial technology is one of the fast-emerging aspects in social media nowadays, where its impact on businesses, and especially small business in social and financial inclusion, and seamless payments’ acceptance is undeniable. Usually, most businesses face financial obstacles as well as challenges in their payment cycle, whether in acceptance or disbursement, fintech however, acted as the perfect solution for all businesses especially entrepreneurs. The modernization of the digital tools found on the social media platforms enabled entrepreneurs to access all their financials, operations, and make informed decisions easily through the effective use of the online space. Thus, it acted as an efficient and customized alternative to the offline financial and banking services. In other words, Fintech, shorts for Financial Technology, steered new possibilities and opportunities to not only enable, but also empower entrepreneurs and small businesses to contribute to the digital economy and cashless society, especially in Egypt.

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