A Practical Model to Measure E-Service Quality and E-Customer Satisfaction of Crypto Wallets

The research explores a model to measure E-Service quality and E-Customer satisfaction of crypto wallet users. The purpose of this paper is to design a model for crypto wallets. The research method of this research is mixed method. First, qualitative research that conducted using thematic analysis, and then, main themes derived from interviews, which consisted of four main themes including: “Security and Trust”, “privacy”, “Ease of Use”, and “Price and transaction”. The data was collected using questionnaires from crypto wallet users by means of distribution of online questionnaire from Aug. 2020 to Sep. 2021 as Google forms through social media and online advertising in cryptocurrency websites. The research methodology in the second phase is a quantitative approach, and 9 hypotheses were raised in this study. 515 data was collected and after analyzing the responses and discarding incomplete, 404 data were retained to test the empirical model. The data collected was analyzed with smart-PLS software. The results demonstrate that “Security and trust”, “Price and Transaction”, “Privacy”, and “Ease of Use” are positively associated with E-Service Quality; and “Security and trust”, “Privacy”, and “Ease of use” are positively associated with “E-customer Satisfaction”. Results show that the “E-Service Quality” has a positive effect on variable “E-Customer satisfaction”. The finding indicates that “Security and trust”, “Price and Transaction”, “Privacy”, and “Ease of Use” are key factors of “E-Service quality”; while “Security and trust” and “Privacy” are key factors of “E-Customer satisfaction”.

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Open Journal of Business and Management
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4236/ojbm.2025.133085
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7
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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour
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A Practical Model to Measure E-Service Quality and E-Customer Satisfaction of Crypto Wallets

Pegah Nikzat, Saeid Hosseinzade
7 citations
Open Journal of Business and Management
Technology Adoption and User Behaviour
29.18
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A Practical Model to Measure E-Service Quality and E-Customer Satisfaction of Crypto Wallets

Pegah Nikzat, Saeid Hosseinzade
article en
7 citations

Abstract

The research explores a model to measure E-Service quality and E-Customer satisfaction of crypto wallet users. The purpose of this paper is to design a model for crypto wallets. The research method of this research is mixed method. First, qualitative research that conducted using thematic analysis, and then, main themes derived from interviews, which consisted of four main themes including: “Security and Trust”, “privacy”, “Ease of Use”, and “Price and transaction”. The data was collected using questionnaires from crypto wallet users by means of distribution of online questionnaire from Aug. 2020 to Sep. 2021 as Google forms through social media and online advertising in cryptocurrency websites. The research methodology in the second phase is a quantitative approach, and 9 hypotheses were raised in this study. 515 data was collected and after analyzing the responses and discarding incomplete, 404 data were retained to test the empirical model. The data collected was analyzed with smart-PLS software. The results demonstrate that “Security and trust”, “Price and Transaction”, “Privacy”, and “Ease of Use” are positively associated with E-Service Quality; and “Security and trust”, “Privacy”, and “Ease of use” are positively associated with “E-customer Satisfaction”. Results show that the “E-Service Quality” has a positive effect on variable “E-Customer satisfaction”. The finding indicates that “Security and trust”, “Price and Transaction”, “Privacy”, and “Ease of Use” are key factors of “E-Service quality”; while “Security and trust” and “Privacy” are key factors of “E-Customer satisfaction”.

Open Journal of Business and ManagementVol. 13(03)
Suffolk University (US)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Technology Adoption and User Behaviour
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