GLOBAL TRENDS IN MOBILE PAYMENT ADOPTION: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW WITH INSIGHTS FOR INDONESIA
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17443591Keywords:
Mobile payments, digital fnance, fnancial inclusion, mobile wallet adoption, fntech, systematic literature review, consumer behavior, digital literacy, security concerns, regulatory framework, developing economies, emerging markets, bibliometric analysis, Indonesia, Southeast Asia fntech, technology acceptance, payment platforms, QR code payments, smartphone penetration, cashless society.Abstract
Mobile payments, digital fnance, fnancial inclusion, mobile wallet adoption, fntech, systematic literature
review, consumer behavior, digital literacy, security concerns, regulatory framework, developing economies, emerging
markets, bibliometric analysis, Indonesia, Southeast Asia fntech, technology acceptance, payment platforms, QR code
payments, smartphone penetration, cashless society.
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