<h1>India invites global investment and partnerships to scale fintech, digital payments and JAM Trinity for inclusive growth</h1> India's head of government urged global businesses to invest and partner in the country's fintech sector, characterizing digital payments and the JAM Trinity (financial inclusion program, biometric ID, mobile access) as transforming banking into an empowerment tool. The speech emphasized technology transfer and international collaboration, inviting foreign investors and partners, including the UK, to support fintech development that balances innovation, social benefit, and environmental considerations. A visiting UK official stated that an India-UK free trade agreement would increase both economies' GDP, signaling potential legal and regulatory cooperation, cross-border investment opportunities, and implications for trade and data-sharing frameworks.