The Impact of Perceived Benefits and Cyber Risk of Fintech on Customer Satisfaction: The Moderating Role of Trust

Presenter(s)/Author(s)

Hira MushtaqFollow

Abstract/Description

Purpose: This research examines the effect of Perceived Benefit of using Fintech and the effect of Cyber Risk due to usage of Fintech on Customer Satisfaction and how the moderator Trust effect the relationship of Perceived Benefit and Cyber Risk with Customer Satisfaction. To achieve long-term development, an in-depth investigation of Fintech sustainability is required. Despite the fact that the Fintech industry is developing and has a significant client base, research on fintech with relation to the customer satisfaction is in at nascent phase.

Approach: Questionnaire survey is regulated to evaluate consumer satisfaction level and the data is gathered from the respondents at one specific moment. For the study, those peoples are chosen who use fintech for online transaction and payment are the target population of study.

Findings: The study results found that the impact of perceived benefit and cyber risk on customer satisfaction is a significant, and it has been partly moderated by trust. Fintech process begins with the end user transferring a payment to the Fintech provider, which is subsequently received by other consumer. Each stage in this process carried a certain amount of risk, which needed consumers to develop trust.

Value: Companies may attract and retain consumers by emphasizing the benefits of utilizing fintech, such as ease, accessibility, and time-saving features. Overall, the study emphasizes the significance of perceived advantages, cyber risks, and trust in determining customer satisfaction in fintech sector. Policymakers in Pakistan's fintech sector may use these data to improve their strategy and customer satisfaction.

Track

Finance

Session Number/Theme

2A: Finance

Session Chair

Dr. Azima Khan ; Dr. Ameenullah Aman

Start Date/Time

30-5-2024 3:25 PM

End Date/Time

30-5-2024 4:55 PM

Location

MCS – 3 AMAN CED Building

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The Impact of Perceived Benefits and Cyber Risk of Fintech on Customer Satisfaction: The Moderating Role of Trust

MCS – 3 AMAN CED Building

Purpose: This research examines the effect of Perceived Benefit of using Fintech and the effect of Cyber Risk due to usage of Fintech on Customer Satisfaction and how the moderator Trust effect the relationship of Perceived Benefit and Cyber Risk with Customer Satisfaction. To achieve long-term development, an in-depth investigation of Fintech sustainability is required. Despite the fact that the Fintech industry is developing and has a significant client base, research on fintech with relation to the customer satisfaction is in at nascent phase.

Approach: Questionnaire survey is regulated to evaluate consumer satisfaction level and the data is gathered from the respondents at one specific moment. For the study, those peoples are chosen who use fintech for online transaction and payment are the target population of study.

Findings: The study results found that the impact of perceived benefit and cyber risk on customer satisfaction is a significant, and it has been partly moderated by trust. Fintech process begins with the end user transferring a payment to the Fintech provider, which is subsequently received by other consumer. Each stage in this process carried a certain amount of risk, which needed consumers to develop trust.

Value: Companies may attract and retain consumers by emphasizing the benefits of utilizing fintech, such as ease, accessibility, and time-saving features. Overall, the study emphasizes the significance of perceived advantages, cyber risks, and trust in determining customer satisfaction in fintech sector. Policymakers in Pakistan's fintech sector may use these data to improve their strategy and customer satisfaction.