Factors Influencing the Acceptance and Engagement in Cashless Transactions of Working Adults
Keywords:
cashless transaction, working adults, acceptance, engagementAbstract
Cashless transactions have evolved over time because of advancements in technology. With this, mobile payments have become increasingly popular. However, it has been noticed that some Filipino working adults have been slow in adopting cashless payment systems. This study aims to identify the underlying factors that influence the acceptance and engagement in cashless transactions of working adults. A quantitative research design was used, and the gathered data from (n=394) respondents underwent statistical analysis, using Pearson correlation, t-test, ANOVA, and regression analysis. The results revealed that all the variables have a significant relationship with acceptance and engagement in cashless transactions. However, only performance expectancy, social influence and lifestyle compatibility significantly predicts the acceptance and engagement in cashless transactions. Recommendations include using available cashless options, staying informed about digital trends, and implementing fraud prevention. Businesses should enhance cashless options, lower costs, and educate users, while digital platforms should advance technology and support financial literacy. Future research should investigate long-term effects and include diverse user experiences.
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