This document summarizes findings from FinScope consumer surveys across multiple countries in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region regarding financial inclusion trends. The key findings are: 1) Financial inclusion, measured by access to banking and other formal financial services, varies widely across the SADC region from over 80% in some countries to under 30% in others. 2) Exclusion from financial services is far more common for rural adults compared to urban adults across the countries surveyed. 3) Around 49% of adults in the SADC region save money, mainly informally, with rural adults tending to save more informally than urban adults. 4) Approximately 38% of adults borrow, but mainly through