Public Perception on Cashless Transactions in India

Podile, Venkateswararao; Rajesh, P.

doi:10.5958/2249-7323.2017.00069.4

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“…Perception is the subjective judgement of any person towards the environment which can be substantially different from one person to another. Thus, perception is a complex cognitive process by which different people interpret the stimulus/situation they are faced with (Podile & Rajesh, 2017). Kowsalya, Krishnan, Mridhula, and Sowmya (2017) who described online purchasing behaviour undertook a convenience sampling where 100 undergraduate students were selected; and writers have concluded that mostly students buy books, cloths, travel bookings and computer hardware.…”

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Perception Towards E-payment among Youths in Pokhara

Budhathoki

2020

Journal of Nepalese Business Studies

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This paper analyzes the perception of youth towards E-payment in Pokhara along with the consideration of gender, age, product attributes, psychological traits on the perception of youths towards e-payment gateway. This study has adopted a descriptive and causal research design. A total of 160 respondents were selected for study purposes using the convenience sampling method from Pokhara valley. The modified Likert scale questionnaire was used to gather data about the perception of youths towards e-payment. The results indicate that 70% of respondents prefer E-Sewa, moreover, gender, age, occupation do not affect the perception of youths towards e-payment but academic qualification affects the perception of youths towards e-payment. Similarly, trustworthiness and product safety do not affect the perception of youths.

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Perception Towards E-payment among Youths in Pokhara

Budhathoki

2020

Journal of Nepalese Business Studies

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“…The most common tools for non-cash transactions in e-tourism are debit and credit cards, e-wallet, and Internet banking. There are a number of factors that influence the decision to use a non-cash transaction when purchasing a tourist product (Ohlan et al, 2019 (Podile, 2017). These factors are responsible for shaping the perception of non-cash payments among consumers and keep them from purchasing goods and services using such technologies.…”

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Validation Of The Electronic Satisfaction Model For Non-Cash Transactions In Digital Tourism

Platov¹

2021

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Study in India [1], [11]- [13] given reasons why mobile wallets are difficult to be adopted there. Such a lack of access to banking where physical money will be used continuously because most people in India are not connected with the banks, and only highly educated people were interested in cashless transactions.…”

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Worldwide mobile wallet: a futuristic cashless system

Mumtaza

Nabillah

Amaliya

et al. 2020

Bull.Socinf.The.App

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The proliferation of the internet led to the emergence of new technology. Nowadays, many activities can be done online, such a payment. After Mobile Banking was introduced publicly, a new method for payment called mobile wallet that uses mobile application as a device appears. The ease caused by this technology should be the main reason for implementing this system on to daily basis. Nevertheless, in various countries, the usage rate of the cashless system remains uneven, caused by many factors, both from internal factors such as security risks and external factors such as the policies of the countries involved. This paper will evaluate worldwide online payment systems to determine the impact of online payment systems usage, both positive and negative. This paper will evaluate the factors that affect the introduction of m-payment. Several measurements, such as country with the highest and lowest cashless payment usage and the reasons were taken for this research so that the objectives to improve the system and increase the usage rate can be achieved.

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Public Perception on Cashless Transactions in India

Cited by 28 publications

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Perception Towards E-payment among Youths in Pokhara

Perception Towards E-payment among Youths in Pokhara

Validation Of The Electronic Satisfaction Model For Non-Cash Transactions In Digital Tourism

Worldwide mobile wallet: a futuristic cashless system

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