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Modern-Day Gaming and the Role of FinTech Applications in Popularising Various Entertainment Platforms Across the World

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Modern-day gaming companies are known for creating fully immersive experiences for their players. These companies are known for their innovation and can create various games for different platforms. This paper aims to review existing literature and develop a strategy that will work for other platforms. Financial technology’s rapid emergence and evolution (FinTech) have significantly impacted the global economy. It is now widely used in various sectors and industries, such as payments, health care, and operations. Some of the most prominent examples of this innovation include Bitcoin, PayPal, and Ethereum. FinTech refers to a type of innovation that enables users to experience a transformative experience regarding financial transactions. Various financial services can be quickly delivered by utilizing top-tier technology and computer programs. Here, authors tried to provide a holistic view by presenting a detailed layout that can enhance the role of FinTech in media and digital entertainment.

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Das, S. (2023). Modern-Day Gaming and the Role of FinTech Applications in Popularising Various Entertainment Platforms Across the World. In: Das, S., Gochhait, S. (eds) Digital Entertainment as Next Evolution in Service Sector. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-8121-0_11

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