This study investigates the influence of privacy mechanisms on users' intentions to adopt mobile banking services. Grounded in privacy theory and technology acceptance models, the research explores how users' concerns regarding privacy, data security, and information disclosure impact their willingness to engage with mobile banking platforms. Through a comprehensive analysis of user perceptions and attitudes towards privacy mechanisms, the study sheds light on the factors that drive or inhibit the adoption of mobile banking services. Insights derived from the analysis offer valuable guidance for mobile banking providers, policymakers, and regulators in enhancing user trust, satisfaction, and adoption rates in the digital banking ecosystem.

Mobile banking, privacy mechanisms, intention to use

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