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Factors encouraging the internet banking adoption in Thailand

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A hybrid model of factors affecting adoption of mobile banking technology between customers of Iranian banks

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No Kenyan left behind : the model of financial inclusion through mobile banking

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Financial inclusion for growth with equity : a case study of Bank of India

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Moving towards electronic payments in India

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Unlocking the transformative potential of branchless banking in Indonesia

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M-Pesa at the point of sale : expanding financial inclusion and reducing demand for physical cash

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A quantum leap over high hurdles to financial inclusion : the mobile banking revolution in Kenya

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A powerful tool to achieve equitable development is promotion of economic empowerment for marginalized citizens by increasing formal financial services access and utilization. The provision of these services via mobile phones has shown great promise in overcoming geographic, demographic, and...

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The impact of mobile financial services on the usage dimension of financial inclusion : an empirical study from Bangladesh

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