英文摘要 |
At the beginning of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. Governments of various countries have inspired consumers to do contactless activities, while avoiding the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to grow. Therefore, the rate of Taiwan consumers using mobile payment has also increased. Nevertheless, some consumers still choose to pay in cash. In the past, the literature seldom studied the related reasons. This paper uses the financial technology as the background, and uses the technology acceptance model and perceived risk as the theoretical framework to explore the relevant factors that affect the usage intention. Then use the linear structural relations of the questionnaire investigation method to explore the effects of Fintech perceived risk on the usage intention of mobile payment. The questionnaire of this paper adopts the online questionnaire, which is distributed by random convenience sampling on social media. A total of 551 valid questionnaires were recovered and analyzed by structural equation modeling (SEM). The empirical results found that: 1. The technology acceptance model positively affects the usage intention of mobile payment. 2. Perceived risk negatively affects the usage intention of mobile payment. 3. The usage intention of the technology acceptance model for mobile payment moderated by the perceived risk. The results and findings of this study are helpful for mobile payment promotion, policy formulation recommendations, and provide a cornerstone for future research on related issues. |