Mobile Money Services (CBE-Birr) Services Adoption in Commercial Bank of Ethiopia

No Thumbnail Available

Date

2024-11-27

Authors

Petros Mulualem

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

Volume Title

Publisher

AAU

Abstract

This study is aimed to examine Mobile money service (CBE Birr) services adoption in commercial Bank of Ethiopia. The study used the technology acceptance model to analyze or to scrutinize the factors that affect the adoption of mobile money services or CBE-Birr services in commercial bank of Ethiopia.as the result of the study key factors influencing the adoption are perceived usefulness’, perceived risk ,perceived ease of use perceived self-efficacy ,perceived reliable mobile network ,perceived risk and perceived cost To achieve the main objective of the study the researcher developed conceptual frame work model to deal the relationship of the variable. The study used quantitative approach with explanatory designing method .The study was conducted on customer of CBE-Birr user in commercial bank of Ethiopia through cross sectional survey .out of 237 questioners’ that have been distributed 203 were used in the analysis of the study. The study found that perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use had positively significant relation with the adoption of mobile money or CBE Birr services. Whereas perceived trust, perceived reliable mobile network, and perceived self –efficacy had positive relation with the adoption of mobile money services or CBE Birr services. Perceived cost had insignificant effect or had no relation with the adoption of mobile money services based on the study. Perceived risk had negatively affected the adoption of mobile money services or had negative effect on the adoption of mobile money services based on the study. The researcher recommends that the services should be provided in different local languages because of most Ethiopian people cannot read and understand the foreign language and the design of the services also should be user-friendly or easy to use

Description

Keywords

Citation