This paper explores the impact of the Direct Benefits Transfer (DBT) scheme done by the Haryana Government on financial inclusion in the rural areas of Sonipat. The audit utilizes a model size of 220 respondents and uses speculation testing to investigate the suitability of the DBT scheme. The disclosures, maintained by various tables and quantifiable examinations, show a gigantic improvement in financial openness, bank account possession, utilization of financial administrations, and financial education among rural occupants. The audit gives significant encounters to policymakers to further DBT implementation and advance economic strengthening in rural areas.