Factors influencing millennials’ intention to accept e-wallet in Klang Valley, Malaysia / Muhammad Syafiq, Normaziah Che Musa, Chuah Yeong Shen, Hii Saan Chieng, Lee Hui Yun, Norliyana Ab. Ghani and Nurul Syakirah Zokri

The objective of the research is to study the factors affecting millennials ' intention to accept e-wallet in Klang Valley, Malaysia. It would investigate the link between personal innovativeness, social influence, perceived compatibility and facilitating conditions with behavioral intention. The result of the study will contribute to the understanding of the factors that influence millennials' acceptance oft-wallet. Convenience sampling is used in this study, as samples are selected depending on the availability and willingness of respondents to provide feedback. 774 responses were collected through questionnaires distributed using google forms. This research has excellent internal consistency and dependability of the variables analysed. The result found that there are significant relationships between millennials ' intention to accept e-wallets with personal innovativeness, social influences, perceived compatibility and facilitating conditions.
Keywords: e-wallet, cashless transaction, mobile payment, millennials, personal innovativeness, social influence, perceived compatibility, facilitating conditions, behavioural intention