January 2022
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International Journal of Technology Marketing
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January 2021
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International Journal of Technology Marketing
October 2020
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January 2020
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... According to data from the Scopus database, see Fig. 1, there is an observable increasing trend in the number of publications over the recent years. This can be attributed to several reasons, such as; (1) Mobile payments have become key in the digital shift of financial transactions, moving away from traditional cash and card methods [28][29][30][31][32][33]. (2) Mobile payments are now essential in modern life, offering benefits across social, commercial, and technological areas [34][35][36][37][38]. (3) Mobile payment services, including wallets, P2P transfers, and contactless methods, have gained popularity [39][40][41][42]. ...
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January 2022
International Journal of Technology Marketing
... Mobile payments are a form of payment where the user credits or stores their money in an electronic wallet that functions similarly to a wallet but in a digital mode. This allows users to pay for purchases instantly rather than having to look for a physical wallet and hand over cash to the merchant (Lim, 2020). Mobile payment services, often described as a mobile wallet, mobile money transfer, contactless payment, or proximity payment are the rapidest growth segments of mobile marketing (Jung et al., 2020). ...
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October 2020
... Individuals who perceive a technology as more useful are more likely to have a strong intention to use it. Perceived usefulness exerts a direct influence on the intention to use, as individuals who perceive technology as beneficial and capable of assisting them are more likely to utilize it (Ariffin & Lim, 2020). The findings of studies conducted by (Amijaya et al. 2021;Chen & Aklikokou, 2020) indicate that perceived usefulness has a positive and significant effect on intention to use. ...
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January 2020