Abstract

This research aims to determine the influence of security, distance to bank services and signal service quality on perceived ease of use and interest in using digital financial services. The population in this study was 611 Bina Insan University students class of 2021 with sampling using the Slovin formula of 85 respondents. Based on the results of data analysis, it shows that the Security Variable (X1) on Perceived Ease of Use (Y1) shows a value of tcount = 2.278 which is greater than ttable = 1.663 and the Variable Interest in Using (Y2) shows a value of tcount = 2.905 which is greater than rtable = 1.663. Distance of Bank Services (X2) to Perception of Ease (Y1) of Use shows a value of tcount = 5.092 which is greater than rtable = 1.663 and for the Variable Interest in Using (Y2) the value of tcount = 4.059 is greater than ttable = 1.663. Signal Service Quality (X3) on Perceived Ease of Use shows a value of tcount = 4.604 which is greater than the value of ttable = 1.663 and the Variable Interest in Using (Y2) shows a value of tcount = 3.965 which is greater than ttable = 1.663. It can be concluded that the variables Security, Bank Service Distance and Signal Service Quality partially influence the Perception of Ease of Use and Intention to Use.