In the contemporary digital era, the integration of technology into financial systems has revolutionized economic activities and introduced a new dimension to entrepreneurship. Among the various socio-economic groups impacted by this transformation, women entrepreneurs stand out as a particularly significant and dynamic segment. Historically, women have encountered structural barriers that have limited their full participation in business and finance. These include limited access to capital, insufficient financial education, discriminatory socio-cultural norms, and exclusion from formal banking systems. However, with the rapid advancement of digital technologies, particularly in financial services, a promising new avenue has emerged to bridge this long-standing gender gap: digital financial literacy. This concept encompasses the knowledge, skills, and confidence to use digital tools and platforms for managing money, accessing credit, conducting transactions, and making informed financial decisions. This paper highlight Impact of Digital Financial Literacy on women entrepreneurs in Rohilkhand Region.
Tripathi et al. (2025) studied this question.