Factors Affecting Consumers' Perception on Electronic Payment System
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https://doi.org/10.3126/ljbe.v9i1-2.45991Keywords:
Consumers' perception, electronic payments, multi-collinearity, security, trustAbstract
The recent growth and development of technologies has led to considerable improvement in internet technologies. Largely, electronic business services are fulfilling consumer’s requirements. Electronic payment (e-payment) systems are increasingly popular in Nepal, due to the widespread use of internet for shopping and banking services as well as COVID-19 have influence people in using e-payment channels. Nepal has established a different online payment platform with other online payment services to facilitate sending and/or receiving of services for individuals or corporations via electronic channels. This study has developed a conceptual model to examine the significant factors that influence consumers’ perception of e-payment in Nepal. The findings of a sample set of respondents (384) analyzed using multiple regression analysis indicate that benefit, ease of use, security and self-essence influence Nepal consumers’ perception of e-payment systems, while trust is not significantly associated with consumers’ perception of e-payment.
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