Determinative constituents directing the intention of university’s workforce in using e-wallets

This study explores factors influencing e-wallet adoption among university staff. It involves 181 academic and nonacademic Faculty of Business and Management, UiTM Puncak Alam participants, chosen via convenience sampling. The research methodology will entail the administration of online self-administered questionnaires, strategically designed to glean valuable data. Employing a Likert-type scale, respondents will be tasked with articulating their level of agreement or disagreement concerning both independent and dependent variables. The analytical journey will incorporate a multifaceted approach, encompassing descriptive analysis, normality tests, reliability assessments, Spearman and Pearson correlation analyses, and multiple regression analyses. The outcomes of this rigorous analysis collectively are hoped to affirm whether or not perceived usefulness, promotion and rewards, as well as safety and security, wield substantial influence over the adoption and utilization of e-wallets among the university workforce.This research aims to provide insights into e-wallet adoption in academia, highlighting areas for improvement and development.