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Abstract
The rapid expansion of digital technologies has significantly transformed modern economic systems and enterprise management practices. In particular, digital platforms have become an essential component of corporate financial management, enabling organizations to automate financial processes, enhance transparency, and improve decision-making efficiency. This study examines the role of digital platforms in ensuring the financial stability of enterprises. Using a comprehensive methodological approach that combines theoretical analysis, empirical data examination, and econometric modeling, the research investigates the relationship between digital platform adoption and financial stability indicators of enterprises. The study employs correlation and regression analysis to evaluate the influence of digital platforms, digital infrastructure, and innovation activity on financial stability. The findings reveal that enterprises actively implementing digital platforms demonstrate higher operational efficiency, improved liquidity management, and stronger financial sustainability compared to firms relying on traditional management systems. The results indicate that digital platforms contribute to increased return on assets, reduced operational costs, and improved financial risk management. The research also highlights the importance of digital infrastructure development, data-driven management systems, and workforce digital competencies for successful digital transformation. Based on the findings, the study proposes several policy and managerial recommendations aimed at strengthening enterprise financial stability through digital platform integration. The results contribute to the growing body of literature on digital economy transformation and provide practical insights for policymakers and enterprise managers seeking to enhance financial resilience in the digital era.