Cryptocurrency Risk, Trust, and Acceptance in Thailand: A Comparative Study with Switzerland

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Auteurs principaux: Suriyan, Kanyanut, Weingaertner, Tim
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author Suriyan, Kanyanut
Weingaertner, Tim
author_facet Suriyan, Kanyanut
Weingaertner, Tim
contents The adoption of the Pao Tang digital wallet in Thailand, promoted under the Khon la Krueng (50-50 Co-Payment) Scheme, illustrates Thailand's receptiveness to digital financial instruments, amassing over 40 million users in just three years during the COVID-19 social distancing era. Nevertheless, acceptance of this platform does not confirm a broad understanding of cryptocurrencies and Web 3.0 technologies in the region. Through a mix of documentary research, online surveys and a targeted interview with the Pao Tang app's founder, this study evaluates the factors behind the Pao Tang platform's success and contrasts it with digital practices in Switzerland. Preliminary outcomes reveal a pronounced knowledge gap in Thailand regarding decentralized technologies. With regulatory frameworks for Web 3.0 and digital currencies still nascent, this research underscores the need for further exploration, serving as a blueprint for shaping strategies, policies, and awareness campaigns in both countries.
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Suriyan, Kanyanut
Weingaertner, Tim
Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
The adoption of the Pao Tang digital wallet in Thailand, promoted under the Khon la Krueng (50-50 Co-Payment) Scheme, illustrates Thailand's receptiveness to digital financial instruments, amassing over 40 million users in just three years during the COVID-19 social distancing era. Nevertheless, acceptance of this platform does not confirm a broad understanding of cryptocurrencies and Web 3.0 technologies in the region. Through a mix of documentary research, online surveys and a targeted interview with the Pao Tang app's founder, this study evaluates the factors behind the Pao Tang platform's success and contrasts it with digital practices in Switzerland. Preliminary outcomes reveal a pronounced knowledge gap in Thailand regarding decentralized technologies. With regulatory frameworks for Web 3.0 and digital currencies still nascent, this research underscores the need for further exploration, serving as a blueprint for shaping strategies, policies, and awareness campaigns in both countries.
title Cryptocurrency Risk, Trust, and Acceptance in Thailand: A Comparative Study with Switzerland
topic Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.05086