| dc.description.abstract | The factors influencing the adoption of e-wallets are investigated in this study.
Using quantitative analysis, the study examines the impacts of perceived utility, perceived
usability, social influence, promotional advantages, intention to use e-wallets, and
adaptation to use e-wallets. The results show that perceived utility, perceived usability, and
advertising all positively influence users' inclinations to use e-wallets, while social
influence has no appreciable influence. The study emphasizes the need to enhance
perceived usefulness and usability in order to raise e-wallet acceptability. Additionally, it
highlights how promotion advantages affect how perceptions of values and intention
interact. Businesses and prospective field research can use the findings. | en_US |
