| dc.description.abstract | As technology develops, people can do it digitally or
online, namely Internet Banking, mobile banking, or call centers
operated directly by artificial intelligence, one of which is Pay later.
The public quickly recognizes Pay later due to technological
advances in payment systems in e-commerce. This study aims to
determine the effect of perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness,
perceived risk, security, and trust on the interest of Pay later users.
The study was conducted on 260 active pay later users aged 25-40
years, 158 female respondents, and 102 male respondents domiciled
in DI Yogyakarta, DKI Jakarta, West Java, Central Java, and East
Java. With probability sampling technique was applied to determine
the number of samples. The results are based on the multiple linear
regression method, which shows that perceived ease of use and
perceived risk do not significantly affect interest in paying later users.
Meanwhile, perceived usefulness, security, and trust have a
significant effect on interest in Pay later users. | en_US |
