Beyond Adoption: Trust and Promotion in Explaining Sustained QRIS Usage Among Micro-Enterprises
Data were collected from 200 micro culinary enterprises in Indonesia that actively use QRIS in daily transactions.
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10,583 cases
Online fraud cases in Indonesia (Jan–Mar 2026). Financial Analytics and Economic Innovation Journal p.2
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0 to 100
Hybrid Fraud Detection Engine Risk Score Range. Corelytics Insights into Business and Accounting Systems p.1
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38 sources
Verified sources retained. Proceeding of International Conference on Islamic Education (ICIED) p.4
The Effect of E-Wallet, QRIS, and Digital Accounting Utilization on the Financial Management Quality of MSMEs in Medan City 2024–2025
A survey of 150 MSME owners and managers in Medan City evaluated the adoption of digital financial tools and their effect on financial management quality across 2024–2025.
ACCOUNTGUARD AI as Continuous Accounting Intelligence for Early Revenue Fraud Detection in Cashless Companies
ACCOUNTGUARD AI is developed as an artificial intelligence model to perform continuous continuous accounting monitoring and early revenue fraud detection in cashless companies [p.1].
AI Literacy and Critical Thinking in Strengthening Students' Fraud Detection Capability in a Cashless Society
A quantitative study surveyed 120 active university students in Java to analyze how AI literacy and critical thinking impact digital fraud detection capability.
Integration of Financial Technology in Strategic Financing Planning of Private Islamic Higher Education Institutions in the Society 5.0 Era
A PRISMA 2020-guided Systematic Literature Review screened 312 initial records down to 38 verified sources across five academic databases and regulatory repositories.
Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in FinTech Sector: Challenges and Opportunities in Indonesia
Artificial intelligence research originated around 1950 and gained formal definition at the Dartmouth Conference organized by John McCarthy in 1956.
Comparison of the Role of Financial Inclusion, Financial Technology, and Institutional Quality on the Growth of MSMEs in Indonesia and Malaysia
Indonesian MSMEs expanded from 62,922,617 units in 2017 to 64,194,057 units in 2018, reflecting a growth rate of 2.02%, and reached 65,465,497 units in 2019.
Digital Financial Literacy, Financial Technology Adoption, and MSME Financial Management on Financial Well-Being
MSMEs in Indonesia comprise more than 65 million business units, contributing around 61% to national GDP and absorbing up to 97% of the national workforce.