Abstract
This research aims to explore the role of financial technology in the investment decision-making process among a sample of administrative leaders in private banks in the Middle Euphrates region. The research focuses on the elements of security, digital payment systems, social impact, innovation, and perceived benefit. Hence, the study problem revolved around an important question: Is there a role for financial technology in the investment decisionmaking process? Accordingly, the research relied on the descriptive analytical approach to measure these variables using a questionnaire to collect data, as 400 questionnaires were distributed to administrative leaders. the results revealed a statistically significant correlation between financial technology and investment decisions. This means that the development of financial technology in private banks plays a crucial role in enhancing the ability of administrative leaders to make effective investment decisions. It also showed that private banks' support for financial technology has a significant positive impact on the investment decisions made by these leaders.