A Study on the Adoption of Cashless Payment after COVID-19

  This study primarily focused on the adoption of electronic payment (e-payment) in Malaysia, and the researchers are  using primary data as the method to obtain all the data needed for the study. The techniques that were used is a survey questionnaire in which the researchers are interviewing a targeted amount of respondents to answer the survey. A set of standardized questions and answers will be given to the respondent. For analysis purposes, the study that researchers are doing utilises a quantitative research approach  to test the theory and attempt to understand the conclusion and findings. The data that was collected and were analysed by using Statistical Package for Social Sciences(SPSS) and SmartPLS. The Researchers use Likert-Scale to measure the questionnaires opinions and Simple Random Sampling were used to select the respondents. The target population focused on social platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The researcher distributed to 500 respondents and only

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