In this paper, we use the Banach fixed point theorem to examine the existence of meromorphic solutions to the following first-order -difference equation \begin{align}\tag{†}\label{dagger} y(qz)=\frac{a_1(z)y(z)+a_2(z)y(z)^2+\dots+a_p(z)y(z)^p}{1+b_1(z)y(z)+\cdots +b_t(z)y(z)^t}, \end{align} where are all meromorphic functions. We establish sufficient conditions ensuring the existence and uniqueness of meromorphic solutions that can be extended to the entire complex plane More precisely, we have the following result. If and and then we prove that~\eqref{dagger} admits a unique meromorphic solution in which can be extended meromorphically to Moreover, if the conclusion still holds. Furthermore, if and \begin{gather*} |a_1(z)| \le \frac{1}{|q|}, \quad |a_j(z)| \le |q|^{|z|} \quad (2 \le j \le p), \quad |b_k(z)| \le |q|^{|z|} \quad (1 \le k \le t), \[4pt] z \in D(ρ,σ) = {, z : |\Re(z)| \le ρ,; |\Im(z)| \le σ, ,, ρ>0,,, σ>0 ,}, \end{gather*} and then we prove that \eqref{dagger} admits a unique meromorphic solution in which can also be extended meromorphically to This conclusion remains valid in the case where

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