This study employs an exploratory approach, utilizing a mixed research methodology that combines qualitative and quantitative methods. The focus is on the user population of fintech solutions such as digital/mobile wallets, digital banking, etc., with a sample of 150 Woman users in Chennai selected through convenience sampling. The researcher employs descriptive and inferential statistical techniques to analyze the data. The study found that Married woman users have more perception on the various fintech adoption factors than Unmarried woman users. “Perceived Usefulness” has strong influence and “Trustworthiness” has weaker influence on Satisfaction of woman users with respect to fintech solutions. Fintech adoption factors have strong positive relationship with Satisfaction of woman users on fintech solutions. It is suggested that Fintech companies should prioritize transparency, security, and ethical practices across all aspects of their operations and should focus on continuously enhancing the functionality, usability, and relevance of their products and services to meet the evolving needs and expectations of women users.