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Financial technology has played a significant role in modern economies, society, technology, and a variety of other sectors (FinTech). Financial inclusion is the term used to describe fair, equal, and attainable access to financial services. Increasing DFI is now more important than ever given the ongoing COVID-19 conundrum. In order to achieve DFI, it is necessary to increase the use of low-cost digital methods, especially for the underserved and economically marginalized segments of society. There is a need for financial inclusion in the context of the rapidly evolving Industry 5.0 enabled digital society. This work highlights the role of intelligent digital financial inclusion systems in promoting financial literacy, providing financial services to underbanked populations, and reducing the digital divide. This work proposes innovative architecture for digital financial inclusion systems that leverage emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the Internet of Things. The goal of this design is to provide scalable, secure, and user-friendly financial services to diverse populations, thereby enabling the creation of a more inclusive digital society. This paper concludes by emphasizing the importance of continued research and development in this area to support the development of sustainable and effective digital financial inclusion systems.
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