Understanding　the　influence　of　digital　inclusive　finance　(DIF)　on　inclusive　green　growth　(IGG)　is　crucial　for　promoting　the　green　transformation　and　sustainable　development　of　developing　economies.　This　study　explores　the　effect　of　DIF　on　IGG　in　Chinese　cities,　and　how　DIF　affects　IGG　by　effectively　coupling　financial　instruments　with　green　transformation　goals　through　a　＂triple　mediation　mechanism＂.　The　findings　reveal　that　DIF　significantly　promotes　IGG,　as　well　as　economic　growth,　income　distribution,　welfare　inclusiveness,　and　environmental　protection.　Furthermore,　green　technology　innovation,　industrial　upgrading,　and　employment　quality　play　a　mediating　role　in　the　DIF-IGG　relationship.　Additionally,　the　main　effect　is　stronger　in　the　east　and　south,　and　cities　with　higher　level　of　economic　development,　industrial　upgrading,　population　density,　agricultural　entrepreneurship,　and　non-agricultural　entrepreneurship,　as　well　as　in　the　2016-2022　period.　Overall,　this　study　reveals　the　mechanisms　and　effects　of　DIF　on　IGG,　expands　the　scope　of　research　on　economic　green　transformation,　and　provides　new　empirical　evidence　and　valuable　references　for　advancing　financial　sustainability　and　IGG　in　China　and　other　developing　countries.　It　also　offers　insights　into　addressing　the　current　global　ecological　and　environmental　crises,　and　economic　inequality.