Abstract
Over the last few decades, fast progress in financial technology have profoundly altered both in terms of a lifestyle and the way of doing business. Because of the internet's pervasiveness, new business models are emerging. Mobile payment is a new method of conducting financial transactions on digital platforms that is both convenient and effective. This study aims to examine the determinant of the attitude and the intention of using mobile payment among generation Z. This study sampled 271 respondents rom Jakarta and its environs (JABODETABEK) using the META-UTAUT model, and the data was analyzed utilizing (PLS-SEM). The results show that Effort Expectancy, Compatibility, Perceived Information Security, Perceived Social Pressure, and Perceived Enjoyment have a significant influence on the attitude and the intention to adopt mobile payment technology; while the attitude toward use has a significant influence on intention to implement mobile payment technology.
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