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The research aims to measure and determine the effect of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and perceived risk on the interest in using QRIS digital payments by MSME actors in Salatiga City, Central Java Province. Data collection uses Google Forms with a Likert scale. The sample that will be used is 60 MSME respondents in the city of Salatiga with a non-probability sampling technique of the convenience sampling type, namely because of the ease of obtaining data. Data analysis used multiple linear regression methods and was processed using SPSS 26.0. The results of the study show that the variables perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, and perceived risk have a significant influence on the interest in using QRIS digital payments by MSME actors in Salatiga City and the perceived usefulness variable has a dominant effect on the interest in using QRIS digital payments by MSME actors in Salatiga City, Central Java Province.

This study aims to determine the effect of financial risk, security risk, time and convenience risk and psychological risk on consumer decision behavior to buy online. Questionnaires were distributed to 100 respondents who had purchased online at least twice in the last 3 months. The data analysis technique used is multiple linear regression analysis. The research found that risk is positively related to online consumer buying behavior. Risk or perceived by consumers is an important factor for online purchases. Security risk and financial risk must be low in order to get high and positive online buying behavior from online buying consumers. The smaller the risk the greater the purchase of online purchases. Risk Time and convenience show a positive relationship. The smaller the time risk and the perceived convenience, the greater the consumer's interest in making online purchases. Psychological risk shows a positive relationship to online purchases and shows that the role of the internet is getting bigger

Research was conducted to analyze factors that affect interest in using Mobile Banking. Research conducted on the use of Wow Aps in central Java using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) theory developed by Fred Davis in 1989 which was later updated by Davis and Venkatesh in 1996. It was a theory that was often used by researchers regarding public confidence in new technology and acceptance of technology. Sampling method used convenience sampling method. The data collection technique used by researchers was questionnaire deployments aimed at users of the Wow Aps Mobile Banking application located in central Java as respondents. Relationships and/or influences between variables were described using multiple regression analysis methods. The results of the analysis of this study stated that the perceived usefullness, the Perceived Ease of Use, the Feature Availability has a significant effect on Behavioral Intention to Use .

This study aims to analyze the interest of the Semarang city’s community in using GOPAY as a digital payment based on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). The TAM approach was chosen because TAM is the most widely used model in predicting the acceptance of information technology and has proven to be a very useful theoretical model in helping to understand and explain user behavior in the implementation of using GOPAY as a digital payment. Nowadays, people who used to use cash payment (cash based) have now started to recognize and use non-cash payments (non-cash) in carrying out various payment transaction activities. One of the non-cash payment instruments that is currently developing is electronic money, one of which is GOPAY. The sample of this study was 100 people in the city of Semarang. The data analysis technique is multiple linear regression. The results of the research are Perceptions of Benefits, Perceptions of Ease, User Attitudes, and Perceptions of Security that have a positive effect on interest in using GOPAY as a digital payment.

The invention of electronic wallets, or "E-wallets," is the outcome of fintech's expansion. An indication that more people are beginning to use digital wallets for everyday transactions is the rise in electronic money transfers. In order to ascertain the variables influencing engineering students' intents to utilize digital wallets, this study used a quantitative methodology. This study's population and sample consisted of engineering students in Indonesia that utilize digital wallets. The sample was drawn using a probability sampling approach called simple random sampling, which was successful in gathering up to 266 respondents, and an analysis method that made use of SPSS. The study's findings demonstrate how interest in utilizing digital wallets is influenced by perceived utility and convenience. In this study, however, interest in using digital wallets is unaffected by risk perception.