Digital banking has emerged a transformative force bridging gaps in financial inclusion and empowering rural economies in developing countries. This research explores the adoption of digital banking among rural population in developing countries. A systematic literature review was conducted and PRISMA method was used in this study. This research examined the case studies from regions like South Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Key barriers such as limited digital literacy, inadequate technological infrastructure, socio economic disparities and regulatory challenges are identified and analyzed. The study explores the impact of innovative financial solutions, including Ai driven services, Unstructured Supplementary Service Data based banking for non-smart phone users, and Blockchain technologies for secure transactions through literature review. It also highlights the significance of community-based approaches, such as digital banking cooperatives and training initiatives through farmer organizations, in empowering rural farmers. Policy driven interventions, including government subsidies, financial literacy programs and public-private partnerships are highlighted as essential strategies to foster digital inclusion. By examining successful models such as M-Pesa in Kenya and agricultural fintech solutions in Latin America, this research demonstrate how digital banking can uplift rural economies, improve agricultural productivity and ensure economic resilience for farmers. The findings emphasize the need for collaborative efforts between governments, industry stakeholders and local communities to harness digital banking as a tool for sustainable development in the rural banking sector.
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