Over the past decade, the rapid development of digital technology is changing the way governments, businesses, and people in countries around the world interact with each other. Evidence shows that Digital Transformation positively affects growth and development. Aiming at studying the impact of digital transformation on economic growth in Asian countries, the authors have built an empirical research model and used the fixed effects regression model, random effects model, and the adjusted system generalized method of moments (GMM) estimators proposed by Windmeijer (2005). From the research results, the authors propose some policy implications for Asian countries in taking full advantage of the benefits of digital transformation. These countries need to promote the trend of digitization in many fields of the economy, transportation, education, and health. In addition, Asian countries also need to control the development of the credit market towards sustainable economic development and avoid overheating as well as unfair competition in this market.