Fintech has transformed the financial industry from banking to investing, and it significantly impacts how investors engage in stock markets. Several fintech companies provide services to regular investors, including artificial intelligence (AI) and a user-friendly platform that manages the user’s ETF (exchange-traded fund) portfolio per the investor’s risk tolerance levels and objectives. Some apps provide free primary stock trading, tailored financial news, as well as a platform for stock purchases by investors. It is safe to claim that fintech has made the stock market more accessible. With a few taps and swipes, the financial platforms enable transactions to take place. All you have to do is choose the scrip and pay for the number of shares.