2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.techfore.2021.121330
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The development of alternate payment methods and their impact on customer behavior: The Bizum case in Spain

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“…The financial sector is currently the main user of these technologies because of their application to banks (Dozier and Montgomery 2020 ). These technologies have facilitated the development of alternative payment methods (Visconti-Caparrós and Campos-Blázquez 2022 ), the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing (Akartuna et al 2022 ), the promotion of cryptocurrencies (Nasir et al 2021 ), and trading in capital markets (Kauffman et al 2015 ). These technologies are not limited to the financial industry; they are also applied in small and medium enterprises (Menne et al 2022 ), supply chain companies (Tseng et al 2021 ), and industrial corporations (Jiao et al 2021 ; Kimani et al 2020 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The financial sector is currently the main user of these technologies because of their application to banks (Dozier and Montgomery 2020 ). These technologies have facilitated the development of alternative payment methods (Visconti-Caparrós and Campos-Blázquez 2022 ), the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing (Akartuna et al 2022 ), the promotion of cryptocurrencies (Nasir et al 2021 ), and trading in capital markets (Kauffman et al 2015 ). These technologies are not limited to the financial industry; they are also applied in small and medium enterprises (Menne et al 2022 ), supply chain companies (Tseng et al 2021 ), and industrial corporations (Jiao et al 2021 ; Kimani et al 2020 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the pre‐purchase phase, due to their interactivity and immersion, VR ads have been shown to help the customer to simulate experiences with products and services (Claffey & Brady, 2017). The perceived control of VR videos has been found to influence brand interest, willingness to consider it, as well as brand recall (Wang & Chen, 2019), and VR telepresence (re)visit intentions (Ying et al, 2022). By integrating multisensory stimulations in VR, it is also possible to obtain a better image of the product and the brand (see Flavián et al, 2021; Petit et al, 2019).…”
Section: Augmented Reality Virtual Reality and Digital Transformationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research landscape is progressively evolving to include investigations into emerging technologies and how these novel advancements are impacting the mobile app industry(Lin et al, 2022;Plotkina & Saurel, 2019;Visconti-Caparros & Campos-Blazquez, 2022).Technologies such as blockchain, augmented reality (AR), and artificial F I G U R E 4 Keywords network for Web of Science SSCI indexed articles published in 2019-2023. intelligence (AI) are taking center stage, leading to potential new applications in mobile technology. It is worth highlighting that 80% of the research articles indexed in the Web of Science primarily focus on marketing and consumer behavior aspects.…”
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“…Due to its traceability, transparency, and stability, users would embrace blockchain payment methods and pay transaction fees without considering blockchain congestion [63]. An orchestrator establishes successful connections between peers without precisely stating rights and responsibilities in P2P transactions [73].…”
Section: Transparencymentioning
confidence: 99%