Factors affecting the level of trust in mobile banking: A case study of customer perception toward commercial mobile banking adoption in Bangkok, Thailand

Abstract

The widespread use of smartphones in Thailand has led more consumers to conduct financial transactions and other banking activities on their mobile devices. However, consumer trust plays an important role in the development of long-term relationships in online environment between banks and its customers. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to identify the degree in which several influencing factors that affects trust of Thai consumers in mobile banking. A sample was selected from 336 cases were included as a sample by using purposive sampling method. The factors under this study include integrity, competence, benevolence, shared values, and security. Multiple Liner Regression was used for data analysis and quantitative method was applied in this research by conducting the questionnaire survey. The findings indicated that security is the most critical factor that affects customer trust in mobile banking followed by shared values and integrity respectively. However, competence and benevolence do not affect the level of Thai customers' trust in mobile banking with statistical significance at 0.05 level. Banks should provide service by highlight improving security in order to enhance trust of their customers and increase usage of mobile banking.

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