ACADEMIC RESEARCH QUESTIONNAIRE

The Influence of Mobile Financial Services (MFS) Fraud Awareness on Continuance Intention among University Students in Bangladesh

The Roles of Perceived Risk and Trust

This academic survey aims to understand how fraud awareness, perceived risk, security, and trust influence university students' intention to continue using Mobile Financial Services (MFS) in Bangladesh.

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SURVEY OVERVIEW

Estimated time5–7 min
Research statements30
Intended respondents18+

Your privacy matters

Never provide your PIN, OTP, password, or financial account number in this survey.

ABOUT THIS STUDY

Help us understand digital payment behaviour

Your participation will contribute to academic research on the relationship between fraud awareness and the continued use of mobile financial services among university students in Bangladesh.

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Fraud Awareness

Understanding awareness of common cyber fraud methods in digital payments.

02

Perceived Risk & Security

Exploring how students perceive digital payment risks and security measures.

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Trust & Continuance Intention

Examining trust, satisfaction, and intention to continue using digital payments.

Before you participate

  • 01Participation is entirely voluntary.
  • 02Responses will be kept confidential and used only for academic research.
  • 03Estimated completion time is 5–7 minutes.
  • 04Do not share any PIN, OTP, password, or account number.
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