Abstract
The use of mobile banking is growing globally. However, the adoption of mobile banking has been sluggish among senior population. Seniors has become a significant market segment in online marketing field, but to date, few studies have investigated adoption of mobile banking by older customers. This study investigated the key factors affecting adoption of mobile banking among senior citizens in Malaysia. An integrated model was developed by assimilating factors from UTAUT2 model along with a factor from personality trait group namely dispositional resistance to change that is a second-order construct. A questionnaire based survey was conducted on seniors aged above 50 who were non-users of mobile banking in Kuala Lumpur (N = 384). The result of structural equation modelling revealed the negative influence of dispositional resistance to change and the positive impacts of performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, facilitating condition and hedonic motivation on seniors’ intention to adopt mobile banking.
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