This article highlights current developments in iron-doped nanocatalyst-based solvent-free organic
reactions. These catalysts have the potential to speed up processes under safe environmental settings and eliminate
the need for hazardous organic solvents. Its application in a variety of fields is mostly due to its
superparamagnetic nano diameters, which are affordable, easily separable, reusable, and eco-friendly. Thus, the
present review article focuses on the compendious account of various doped iron nanocatalysts reported catalyzing
organic transformation, including synthesis of bioactive compounds, condensation, multicomponent, annulation,
esterification, coupling, alkylation, acylation reactions. The development of innovative, highly active,
and reusable magnetic iron nanocomposite catalysts is crucial for the future of catalysis as it will pave the way
for the creation of environmentally friendly and sustainable technology. The review will provide valuable insights
for researchers who are designing new functionalized doped iron catalysts or utilizing these catalysts for
various organic transformations that promote sustainable development. The development of new precursors and
synthesis techniques, as well as recent improvements in the synthesis of these catalysts, are described. The article
also emphasizes the significance of comprehending the underlying processes of these catalytic events, as
well as the difficulties and possibilities for further study in this field. The potential of iron-doped nanocatalysts
as an environmentally friendly and long-lasting method of organic synthesis is emphasized throughout this review.