Purpose / Objective: The study aims to examine how financial technology (FinTech) innovations are influencing green investment trends in India. It investigates the extent to which digital financial tools—such as blockchain, digital payment systems, and AI-based financial analytics—are facilitating sustainable finance and supporting India’s transition toward a low-carbon economy by 2047.

Methodology / Approach: An empirical research design is employed using secondary data collected from government reports, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), SEBI, and World Bank sustainability indices. Quantitative analysis identifies patterns and correlations between FinTech adoption and green investment growth. Qualitative insights are drawn from policy documents and case studies of FinTech-enabled sustainable projects in India.

Major Findings: The study finds a positive relationship between FinTech development and green investment flow. Digital platforms improve investment accessibility, transparency, and monitoring of sustainable projects. However, data gaps, limited investor awareness, and regulatory complexities remain key challenges.