This paper examines the current status of financial inclusion in India using data from the Global Findex Report 2021. The methodology comprised evaluating several facets of financial access and usage by utilising the extensive statistics contained in this database. Financial inclusion is essential for promoting economic growth and reducing poverty, especially when it comes to making credit and banking services more accessible. Additionally, the paper explores the implications of mobile money accounts and digital financial services, which have considerably transformed banking accessibility for marginalised groups. Financial inclusion is greatly impacted by behavioural variables, according to the literature analysis, which suggests that policymakers should take these factors into account in addition to economic analyses. According to statistics taken from the Global Findex Database, despite an increase in account ownership, barriers to efficient use of financial services still exist, especially for underserved groups. Notwithstanding progress, barriers like gender disparities, low financial knowledge, and high service costs still stand in the way of full financial inclusion. In conclusion, the article promotes focused interventions meant to improve financial accessibility and literacy, guaranteeing that all facets of society can benefit from financial services and fostering sustainable economic growth in India.
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