...) further investigated technology acceptance in Islamic finance through the lens of the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) (Venkatesh et al., 2016) which is one of the latest technology adoption models in the literature. In the latest positive development, the book...

..., forming the crux of the research. Originality/value This research brings a novel perspective by examining the complex connections among technology adoption, UX, financial transparency and accountability, specifically within the distinctive context of Jordan. This research study innovates by checking...

...Hashem Alshurafat; Omar Arabiat; Maha Shehadeh Purpose This paper aims to explore the intention to adopt the Metaverse in Islamic banks, with a particular focus on evaluating perceived usefulness, ease of use, user satisfaction and the influence of religiosity. Integrating the technology adoption...

... is still limited. ZakaTech is a new phrase that has recently emerged as a modern term describing novel technologies adopted by zakat institutions; yet, it has been largely neglected in the literature. Therefore, this study aims to provide an integrated model that scrutinizes the determinants of acceptance...

... Licensed re-use rights only Pakistan Gender differences Technology adoption Islamic banking Gender effect Gender role Technology acceptance model (TAM) Islamic mobile banking Regardless of economic and political volatility in global banking industry, the Islamic banking is a rapid...

... for technology adoption. The consumption values model approach appears to have a stronger fit for Muslims than non-Muslims with 66.6 per cent of the variance explained and a goodness-of-fit index of 0.724. The conditional factors are important in the non-Muslims compared to Muslims. Muslims seem to value...

... affiliation Religious commitment Islamic banking Mobile phone banking Technology adoption The concept of Islamic banking was introduced in the 1940s. Since then Islamic banking has grown into a multibillion dollar industry, with over 300 institutions across 75 countries (Khan and Bhatti, 2008...