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               and  blockchain-based  financial  solutions.  This  convergence  is  reshaping  the  financial

               industry landscape, promoting greater convenience, flexibility, and inclusivity in accessing
               and managing financial services.


               4. Disruption caused by FinTech and impact of digital payments on consumer expenses.

               Source: Primary data collected through questionnaire

               Table 2.1: Age of the Respondents
                                       Ages of the
                                      respondents      Percentage      Frequency
                                        Below 18          1.7%              2

                                         18 - 25         35.1%             41

                                         25 - 40         20.5%             24
                                        Above 40         42.7%             50

                                          Total           100%             117

               The researcher had circulated the questionnaire through online sources  and in  response to
               this, researcher was able to collect 117 responses. This study in covering respondents only

               from Pune city of India. Table 2.1 shows the age-wise distribution of the respondents. Out of
               117  respondents,  2(1.7%)  respondents  belong  to  the  age  group  of  below  18,  41(35.1%)

               belongs to the age group of 18-40, 24(20.5%) belong to 25-40 age group, and rest 50 (42.7%)
               belongs to the age of 40 and above.

               Figure 2.1: Gender


                                                            Male                   Female
                                                             50%                    50%



               Figure 2.1 shows the gender-wise distribution of the respondents. Out of 117 respondents, 58

               (49.6%) respondents are male and 59 (50.4%) respondents are female.
               Table 2.2: Occupation of the Respondents


                                      Occupation       Percentage      Frequency
                                        Students         31.6%              37

                                       Employed          47.1%              55

                                     Self employed       16.2%              19

                                      Unemployed          5.1%              6

                                          Total           100%             117


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