Gamification Reward in Indonesia's e-wallet Market

Sanny, Lim; Iskandar, Irene; Kelana, Beni

doi:10.1109/citsm56380.2022.9935942

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“…Technology has been essential in helping MSMEs in Indonesia engage in international trade by increasing their visibility and reaching a wider market (Azaria & Fauziah, 2023). Reward systems incorporating gamification concepts are being adopted in the e-wallet sector; adoption is influenced by features like relative advantage, compatibility, and trialability (Sanny et al, 2022).…”

Section: B Technology Adoption In Entrepreneurship In Indonesiamentioning

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Examining The Effects of Technology Adoption, Cultural Values, Social Capital, and Government Policies on Entrepreneurial Success and Social Impact in Indonesia

Akmal,

Asriany,

Bando

et al. 2024

IJBLE

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This study examines the intricate dynamics of Indonesia's entrepreneurial ecosystem nexus and looks into how government policies, cultural norms, technological adoption, and social capital affect both social impact and entrepreneurial success. 350 entrepreneurs are included in a broad sample and a quantitative methodology is used. Partial least squares structural equation modeling made it easier to analyze direct and indirect links, and model fit indices confirmed that the model fit the data. The findings demonstrate how government regulations, social capital, cultural norms, and technological adoption all have a big impact on social impact and entrepreneurial success. Because all components of Indonesia's entrepreneurial ecosystem are interrelated, this study emphasizes practical lessons for entrepreneurs, politicians, and academics.

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Section: B Technology Adoption In Entrepreneurship In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining The Effects of Technology Adoption, Cultural Values, Social Capital, and Government Policies on Entrepreneurial Success and Social Impact in Indonesia

Akmal,

Asriany,

Bando

et al. 2024

IJBLE

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“…As of February 2020, 41 licensed e-Wallet platforms have been approved by Indonesian government regulators. Between 2017 and 2018, digital consumers in Indonesia grew from 64 million to 102 million, almost half the total population in Indonesia (Sanny et al, 2022). The top five digital payment platforms in Indonesia based on the number of monthly active users between 2017-2019 were GoPay, OVO, DANA, LinkAja, and Jenius.…”

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The Impact of Gamification on Female Gen Z Users’ Continuance Intention to Use Digital Payment Method in Jakarta

Jesslyn,

Adaora,

Justianto

et al. 2023

IJSSR

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The rapid advancement in technology today has altered the way and conduct of customers when making purchases. Almost every part of life has started to change from conventional to digital. This is relevant, for example, in the case of payment transactions. The large number of e-commerce industries, online transportation, and payment systems through digital payment applications reflect Indonesia's rapid digitalization. The payment system emerged as a revolution that transformed the cash payment system into a non-cash payment system. GoPay, OVO, Dana, Linkaja, Qris, Shopee Pay Later, Doku, and other digital payment methods are currently available in Indonesia. The aim of this study was to examine the impact of the gamification on the intention to continue using the Digital Payment Services. This form of study is known as quantitative analysis. This study's data source is primary data collected from digital payment users in Indonesia.

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Gamification Impact on FinTech: Reward Mechanisms and Mission Engagement in Continuance Intention to use E-Wallet

Giggs,

Hidayat,

Ferdianto

2024

2024 International Conference on ICT for Smart Society (ICISS)

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Gamification Reward in Indonesia's e-wallet Market

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Examining The Effects of Technology Adoption, Cultural Values, Social Capital, and Government Policies on Entrepreneurial Success and Social Impact in Indonesia

Examining The Effects of Technology Adoption, Cultural Values, Social Capital, and Government Policies on Entrepreneurial Success and Social Impact in Indonesia

The Impact of Gamification on Female Gen Z Users’ Continuance Intention to Use Digital Payment Method in Jakarta

Gamification Impact on FinTech: Reward Mechanisms and Mission Engagement in Continuance Intention to use E-Wallet

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