Affiliation:
1. K.R. Mangalam University, India
2. Central University of Haryana, India
3. University of Sfax, Tunisia
Abstract
The cohabitation of Financial Technology (FinTech) and Islamic Finance have far-reaching implications for the global financial market. This bibliographic review surveys pivotal research papers that elucidate diverse aspects of this amalgamation, encapsulating ethical considerations, regulatory complexities, technological vulnerabilities, and the ramifications of digital assets. Furthermore, it scrutinizes FinTech's role in advancing sustainability objectives, navigates the intricacies of peer-to-peer lending, and scrutinizes the manifold viewpoints regarding the digital metamorphosis of Islamic finance. Collectively, these scholarly works furnish a holistic comprehension of the evolving rapport between Islamic finance and FinTech, proffering invaluable insights for the future evolution of Islamic financial technology, all while upholding the tenets of Sharia principles.