Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology within the financial technology (Fintech) sector has transformed Indian financial services by delivering improved efficiency and customized customer relationships together with creative solutions. However, the fast spread of AI technology throughout the fintech sector and the slowly developing AI and fintech regulatory frameworks in India pose substantial legal, regulatory, and ethical compliance difficulties. This paper focuses on issues involving the protection of digital personal data together with managing algorithmic discrimination and requiring transparency and accountability while safeguarding consumer rights. It critically examines the gaps in the existing frameworks including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, of 2023, the Companies Act, of 2013, and the guidelines issued by RBI, SEBI, and IRDAI which remain unclear in addressing AI-related challenges. It compares the Indian regulatory frameworks with the foreign AI regulatory frameworks to analyze the shortcomings in our legal framework and to give recommendations to address these issues including the challenges faced by fintech startups, and corporations and concerns of maintaining fairness, transparency, and accountability. This paper (AI in Fintech- Legal and Regulatory Challenges in India) highlights the importance and the need for a comprehensive regulatory framework to address the legal and regulatory issues and achieve a balance between promoting AI-driven growth and reducing related dangers as AI continues to transform India's Fintech sector.
Authors: Danish Husain -, Mishbah Masood -, Sonali Singh -
Institution: Presidency University
Language: English
Subfield: Law
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4407847109