The mediating influence of trust in the adoption of the mobile wallet

A valued agent: How ECAs affect website customers' satisfaction and behaviors

“…We consider PLS-SEM an appropriate method, considering the size of our sample (Hair et al, 2014). That is, PLS-SEM is suitable for small samples, though our simple size also was at least 10 times the largest number of structural paths directed at a particular construct in the structural model (Hair et al, 2014;Shaw, 2014). In our model, there are three paths directed to hedonic value, so our minimum sample size should be 30, and our sample is comfortably above this minimum.…”

Opportunities and Risks of Blockchain Technologies: A Research Agenda

“…In the development of digital payments, trust has remained a focal conundrum [20][21][22]. Mobile payment literature has argued for the need for trusted service manager (TSM) that handles authentication, authorization and account settlement [23], especially in the presence direct and indirect network effects [24].…”

The adoption of mobile payment services by consumers: an empirical analysis results

“…Mallat (2007), Püschel, Mazzon, & Hernandez (2010), and Yang, Lu, Gupta, Cao, & Zhang (2012) show that the impact of age on the readiness to use is caused by the type of new technologies. On the other hand, Trachuk & Kornilov (2013), Mallat et al (2009), Schierz et al (2010, Shaw (2014) and Van der Heijden (2002) show that older people are less willing to use new technologies and start applying them later than others; -gender difference. With regard to the use of payment services, it is also impossible to draw unequivocal conclusions: Plouffe et al (2000), Schierz, Schilke, & Wirtz (2010), and Shin (2009) show that there are no significant differences in the behavior of men and women in the use of electronic payment services while Wu & Wang (2005) and Yang et al (2012) state that men are more likely in general to use information and communication technologies (such as internet banking, mobile banking, and online shopping).…”