Green Financial Technology Empowers the Path of Environmental Accounting Information Sharing

Abstract

This study aims to explore how green fintech empowers the sharing of environmental accounting information, particularly through technological innovation, process improvement, and policy support, to enhance the transparency, real-time nature, and credibility of environmental accounting data in green financial projects. Through case analysis of green bond projects, technologies such as blockchain, big data, and artificial intelligence play a significant role in the sharing of environmental accounting information. Blockchain technology, through its decentralized and immutable characteristics, achieves real-time recording and sharing of fund flows and environmental benefit data, greatly enhancing the transparency of information and investor trust. Big data technology, through real-time monitoring and analysis of environmental data, provides precise environmental benefit assessments for green financial projects. Additionally, the study finds that companies, by optimizing internal information management platforms and strengthening cross-departmental collaboration, effectively improve the efficiency of environmental accounting information sharing. The research emphasizes that the successful application of green fintech not only depends on technology and policy but also requires societal cultural recognition and the construction of corporate internal culture.