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To this intent, a sample of 1840 respondents with experience in using NFC payments participated in an online survey. The present study aims to examine the situation of near field communication (NFC) m-payment services along with the determinants of users’ continuance intention. The interest in m-payments through mobile phones to replace the use of cash, credit cards or cheques is rapidly increasing in our society.

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