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Title: Factors Influencing Acceptance of Fin-tech Service Amongst Banking Customers
Other Titles: An Empirical Analysis with an Extended TAM Model
Authors: Ranpariya, Tushar
Joshi, Arti
Keywords: Financial technology
SEM
TAM
Attitude
PEU
PR
BI
Trust
Issue Date: 2023
Publisher: Orissa Journal of Commerce
Citation: Ranpariya,Tushar; Joshi,Arti,(2023), Factors Influencing Acceptance of Fin-tech Service Amongst Banking Customers: An Empirical Analysis with an Extended TAM Model, Orissa Journal of Commerce,44(3),1-14, 0974-8482
Abstract: The upward thrust of financial technology has spurred huge studies into integrating information technology within the economic quarter. While efforts focused on effective implementation strategies, scant interest became paid to the pivotal factors using financial technology carrier popularity and acceptance. This Research Paper introduces a better TAM Model, encompassing consumer INN-innovativeness, G authorities guide, BI logo photograph, and PR - perceived threat, all influencing Trust accepted as true. The middle objective is to scrutinize client acceptance of financial technology offerings. We performed a survey amongst lively clients of Commercial Banks, garnering 387 valid responses. Employing an SEM, we analysed information to discover relationships between variables and proposed hypotheses. Results unveiled that consumer trust considerably influences financial technology acceptance attitudes. Surprisingly, PEU and PR showed no substantial influence on patron attitudes. Our look enriches financial technology acceptance literature by way of delving into the determinants of purchaser attitudes, integrating considerations inside TAM.
URI: http://10.9.150.37:8080/dspace//handle/atmiyauni/2116
ISSN: 0974-8482
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