The world has understood the importance of women's participation in economic growth. In developing countries, the role of women in various economic sectors has shown some resilience towards the economic output. The formal access to finance for women provides several benefits to companies, governments, and individuals' overall well-being. In many cases where women support household income, the families get better living standards. Many international authorities, such as the United Nations, have also understood the importance of women's participation in the economic sectors. These authorities consider financial inclusion a key enabler for women's economic empowerment. However, in almost all countries, women face challenges and barriers to access financial services. According to the latest statistics from the Global Findex database (2017), men dominate women to access financial services in low- and middle-income countries. Additionally, these countries also face lower financial and digital literacy levels in women that create challenges for them to participate in financial and modern economic decisions. So, women's participation increased entrepreneurial intentions, and access to financial resources is a must component.