This paper explores the intersection of digital technology and women entrepreneurship through a comprehensive bibliometric analysis. The advent of digital technology has significantly transformed traditional entrepreneurial pathways, empowering women to surmount barriers related to access, resources, and market reach. By leveraging digital platforms such as e- commerce sites, social media, and fintech solutions, women entrepreneurs are now able to expand their businesses and increase visibility on a global scale. This bibliometric analysis draws on data from reputable databases, including Scopus and Web of Science, to investigate the growth, trends, and influential contributors in this dynamic field. The analysis highlights publication patterns, identifies the most-cited works, and examines global collaborations among researchers, revealing notable gaps in the literature that present future research opportunities. Key findings indicate a steady increase in scholarly output in this area, particularly since 2010, correlating with the proliferation of digital tools. The study emphasizes the critical role these technologies play in shaping inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems, facilitating women’s access to networks and resources previously deemed unattainable. Ultimately, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of how digital technology not only fosters women’s entrepreneurship but also enriches the broader economic landscape. For further studies, several suggestions are presented that emphasis the condition of digital literacy along with barriers a women faces while approaching technology, creating more inclusive and equitable surrounding for entrepreneurial.