Machine Learning Integration in Fintech for Bridging Data Gaps in Logistics Management
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ML and FinTech are changing how moving assets used in the transport industry is managed by addressing the unrelenting information gaps that create blind spots in visibility, accountability, and inefficiency. Traditional logistics lack consistency, coherent reporting, data discrepancies between nodes in the supply chain and frequent unscheduled updates of the data. The ML models offer new capabilities when it comes to predictive analytics, anomaly detection, data harmonization, real-time analytics, automated decisions. By deploying with FinTech solutions such as digital payments, scoring of credit, analysis of trade finance we shall achieve a highly resilient logistical network that will enhance speed of confidence, transparency, and resilience of processes. The ML algorithms can be taught to bridge structural-behaviour data with meanings using transactions, behavioural and sensor data. More datapoints about the financials of the companies complement these models with risk information and liquidity data to enable a more nuanced decision-making along the whole logistic chain. This synergy enhances tracked assets, prediction and interception in fraud cases that are critical in international logistics operations. The suggested solution portrays the strong trunk of developing the end-to-end visibility and financial consistency of the challenging chains based on the innovative ML and FinTech integration. The proposed system also exhibits higher rates than the other approaches with a CDI of 94.3 % and PFC of 93.6% that raise reliability.
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- Machine Learning Integration in Fintech for Bridging Data Gaps in Logistics Management
- Date Crossref
- 28/11/2025
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- IEEE
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- proceedings-article
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