August 21, 2025Indonesian Journal of Sustainability Accounting and ManagementOpen Access

Financial Literacy and FinTech Access as Drivers of Financial Inclusion and Business Sustainability among Women Entrepreneurs

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ELElissa Dwi LestariMultimedia Nusantara University FKFlorentina KurniasariMultimedia Nusantara University ILIka Yanuarti LoebiantoroMultimedia Nusantara University

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Quantitative analysis reveals financial literacy boosts FinTech access in women entrepreneurs, suggesting pathways to enhance financial inclusion and sustainability.

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Financial literacy positively impacts financial inclusion among women entrepreneurs, driving business growth.
Digital finance access serves as a crucial mediator between financial literacy and inclusion; enhancing this may bridge existing gaps.
Quantitative assessment using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling highlights the interconnectedness of skills and access.
Findings emphasize the importance of financial knowledge and inclusive infrastructure for sustainable business among women MSMEs.

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Lestari et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af76b27567bf4f94fef5a2 https://doi.org/10.20448/ijsam.v9i1.7270

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Quantitative analysis reveals financial literacy boosts FinTech access in women entrepreneurs, suggesting pathways to enhance financial inclusion and sustainability.

Financial Literacy and FinTech Access as Drivers of Financial Inclusion and Business Sustainability among Women Entrepreneurs

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Financial Literacy and FinTech Access as Drivers of Financial Inclusion and Business Sustainability among Women Entrepreneurs

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