Heuristic Algorithm using Internet of Things and Mobility for solving demographic issues in Financial Inclusion projects
Subhamoy Chakraborti, Sugata Sanyal

TL;DR
This paper proposes a heuristic algorithm leveraging IoT and mobility technologies to enhance financial inclusion in rural and semi-urban areas, addressing accessibility challenges faced by financial institutions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel IoT and mobility-based heuristic approach specifically designed for improving financial inclusion efforts in underserved regions.
Findings
Demonstrates potential of IoT and mobility in expanding financial services
Provides a strategic framework for policy implementation
Highlights technology's role in bridging urban-rural financial gaps
Abstract
All over the world, the population in rural and semi-urban areas is a major concern for policy makers as they require technology enablement most to get elevated from their living conditions. Financial Inclusion projects are meant to work in this area as well. However the reach of financial institutions in those areas is much lesser than in urban areas in general. New policies and strategies are being made towards making banking services more accessible to the people in rural and semi-urban area. Technology, in particular Internet of Things (IoT) and Mobility can play a major role in this context as an enabler and multiplier. This paper discusses about an IoT and Mobility driven approach, which the Financial Institutions may consider while trying to work on financial inclusion projects.
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Taxonomy
TopicsICT in Developing Communities · Smart Parking Systems Research · Smart Cities and Technologies
