Electronic Payment Performance

Youbin Yu, T. Chung
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The increasing speed of e-payment adoption is driven by multiple factors: Generation Z (individuals born between 1990s to early 2010s), easy payment methods, open banking ecosystem, rewards incentive, network, and the onset of COVID-19 in 2020. The Malaysian government hopes through collaboration with banks and payments industries to reach a cashless society, leveraging on the existing infrastructure to accelerate the migration to e-payments. The problems that emerge in a cashless society and secured e-payment need to be well considered by the related parties, particularly the policymakers and regulators, to position Malaysia on the right path to embark on the most advanced global trend. Therefore, this chapter aims through contextual analysis to investigate the trend performance and social impact on secured electronic payment (e-payment) in Malaysia during the period of 2016-20.
电子支付表现
电子支付普及速度的加快受到多种因素的推动:Z世代(90年代至2010年代初出生的人)、便捷的支付方式、开放的银行生态系统、奖励激励、网络以及2020年新冠肺炎的爆发。马来西亚政府希望通过与银行和支付行业的合作,实现无现金社会,利用现有的基础设施加速向电子支付的迁移。无现金社会和安全电子支付中出现的问题需要相关各方,特别是政策制定者和监管机构充分考虑,以使马来西亚走上正确的道路,走上最先进的全球趋势。因此,本章旨在通过上下文分析来调查2016-20年期间马来西亚安全电子支付(e-payment)的趋势表现和社会影响。
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