Privacy and peer-to-peer payment apps
Journal: Journal of Global Business Insights (JGBI) (Vol.10, No. 2)Publication Date: 2025-10-06
Authors : Stephen L. Baglione; Louis A. Tucci;
Page : 158-172
Keywords : peer-to-peer payment apps; latent-class model; privacy paradox;
Abstract
Apps for our smartphones are ubiquitous. Free apps usually require exchanging personal information. Mobile payments in the U.S. are expected to almost double by 2027. Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps are a subcategory of said apps. Venmo is a P2P payment app that gathers user data from their smartphone and publicizes user transactions. A between-subject survey shows respondents are concerned about privacy with P2P payment apps, even when only describing what the app does. Clusters are identified when examining involvement with P2P payment apps.
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