Looking at a survey of over 27,000 adults from 28 major economies, this paper suggests potential explanations for the gender gap and implications for challenges in fostering financial inclusion with new technology.

This report focuses on building the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for customers to engage with digital financial services.

This report discusses why it is imperative to capitalize on this momentum in the wake of COVID-19 to ensure wider adoption and usage of digital payments, particularly among low-income women.

Evidence from field experiments in Bangladesh examining the gender gap in the adoption and usage of mobile banking

A primer on opening up new credit to women in emerging economies

A data deep dive into the customer base of two financial service providers engaging with low-income women

The insights from this chapter provide a useful starting place for scholars to build upon to contribute to better-targeted digital financial literacy strategies that ensure no one is left behind in the digital transition.

The UN Principles for Responsible Digital Payments are a practical nine-part guide to building trust, mitigating risks and driving inclusive economies.

A look at opportunities and risks associated with the surge in uptake and use of digital financial services

Urging the need for gender-aware product design