This report investigates the impact of Financial Technology (FinTech) on supply chain finance, specifically focusing on whether FinTech enables suppliers to achieve greater liquidity and profitability compared to traditional banking channels. The research explores the existing literature gap by examining the correlation, synergy, and challenges between Supply Chain Finance (SCF) and FinTech, aiming to guide stakeholders. The study utilizes the Frictional Theory of profits and the Real Bills Doctrine of the Commercial Loan Theory. Data was gathered from Kaggle trade statistics and analyzed using SPSS. The report highlights the evolution of FinTech, its advantages over traditional banking, and the role of blockchain technology. The analysis considers the motivation of the study, the context of the study, the purpose, objectives, and research questions. The report concludes with recommendations for governments to regulate trade transactions and promote digitalization, emphasizing the potential of FinTech to revolutionize global supply chains and improve financial flows for multinational companies and suppliers.
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