Abstract:
This thesis aims to study 1) relationship between consumers characteristics and mobile banking application adoption factors, 2) relationship between the application usage experiences and the factors, 3) usage behavior of the application, 4) influence of the application adoption factors towards the application use, and 5) to propose a model for mobile banking application development used for generation Y consumers in Bangkok. This is study a quantitative research based on UTAUT2. Questionnaires were used for gathering data from 400 generation Y customers; 377 customers returned the questionnaires (94.25%). Statistics used in the study are a) descriptive statistics: percentage, mean and standard deviation; and b) inferential statistics: t-test, one-way-ANOVA, Pearson correlation coefficient and multiple regression. The hypothesis test resulted that habit, attitude toward use of technology, hedonic motivation, perceived credibility, and compatibility influence use of mobile banking applications at 59.8% (R2=.598). In consideration of internal factors of each variable found that performance expectancy and technology anxiety influence use of the application at 63.3% (R2=.623). The hypothesis test also generated 13 equations lead to create a model for developing mobile banking application used by generation Y consumers in Bangkok