Anurag .A.S, Johnpaul .M and Ravi Aluvala 183 Abstract : The banking industry in India has experienced notable technological progress that has revolutionized its operations and consumer experiences. Using data from 217 publications gathered from the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases, this bibliometric review research investigates how Indian banks are using technology including digital banking, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and fintech advances. Through a thorough analysis of several academic and commercial publications, the report pinpoints important research topics, trends, and the effects of these technologies on productivity, security, and customer satisfaction. The study underscores the significance of technology in propelling financial inclusion and transforming the Indian financial scene, and it also indicates forthcoming avenues for research and innovation in the banking sector. Anurag .A.S, Research Scholar, Department of Management Studies, Central University of Kerala. Email : anurag.a.sunitha@gmail.com Dr.Johnpaul .M, Assistant Professor, Department of Management Studies, Central University of Kerala, India, Email : johnpaul@cukerala.ac.in Prof.Ravi Aluvala, Professor, Department of Business Management, Mahatma Gandhi University, Nalgonda, Email : aravi13371@gmail.com The Indian Journal of Commerce, Vol.77, No.3, July-September, 2024 A Bibliometric Analysis of Financial Technologies in the Indian Banking Sector ANURAG .A.S, JOHNPAUL .M AND RAVI ALUVALA Keywords : Bibliometric Analysis, Blockchain, Finance, Fintech, Indian Banking. 1. Introduction The introduction of modern technology has led to a transformational shift in the Indian banking sector. Global companies have been impacted by the significant interruptions caused by the COVID-19 epidemic and the Russian- Ukrainian war. There has been significant disruption to a number of vital corporate operations, including the global supply chain and financial services (Guo et al., 2024). Through some of the major inventions of the contemporary world, both of these have made a comeback. Following the disruptions, artificial https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14355721