The Influence of Digital Payments On Public Spending Patterns
The Influence of Digital Payments On Public Spending Patterns
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Abstract. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of developing digital payments on
current patterns of public spending. The method used in the writing of this paper was a
descriptive method, where this method was intended to describe events related to digital
payments and public spending patterns, and supported by theoretical foundations both from
abroad and domestically. Digital payment was a payment system that uses internet facilities as
an intermediary. The results of this study indicate that digital payments affect public spending
patterns. Many people feel helped by the existence of this digital payment because with the
existence of digital payments the public feels easier in making transactions. This can be seen
from the number of people who make transactions using e-money every day. Therefore, many
patterns of public spending change, from those who initially shop at direct retail stores (offline),
now shop through applications (online stores) or what we often know as e-commerce.
1. Introduction
Currently, the use of payment systems is very popular, one of which is Blok chain. Blockchain
technology (aka Distributed Ledger Technology or DLT) is a technology with Peer-to-Peer
configuration, cryptographic and distributed computing technology, so that it has the potential to convert
the internet from internet information to the internet with a digital value network or payment system [1].
After the era of democracy, or at present digital payments can affect changes in behavior of buying and
selling carried out by the community. This is due to the rapid growth in internet usage to support the use
of various services online, supporting the formation of online services and digital payment applications
that are increasingly popular nowadays [2]. In addition, digital payments that can be specifically
activated on smartphones have great potential to change the lifestyles of millions of people in developing
countries by offering financial services to the masses without having to have bank accounts [3].
The results of Laila Ramadhani's research conducted on 240 students of Malang State University
explained that there was a significant influence between the use of e-payment on student expenses. This
is due to the ease and speed of e-payment, so the higher the use of digital payment (e-payment), the
higher the consumer behaviour of students [4]. Jun Ma, Gokhan, Karaati also researched the influence
of the internet network on people's shopping style and decision making. The results of his research show
that the rapid development of technology, especially in the business field, increases the desire of the
public to be able to shop through the internet network and more trust to shop through e-commerce [5].
While Sitorus Siera researches the effect of electronic payments on Indonesian cash transactions which
shows that the use of digital payments can reduce the monetary costs of printing and circulation of
banknotes and is more efficient, safe, convenient and fast [6], Zandi, M analyzes the effect of digital
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payments on economic growth. The results of the study show that card users can make the economy
more efficient, resulting in significant changes to economic growth from year to year [7]. Based on
research conducted in Singapore, it was found that digital payments are an evolution towards a society
without cash, which must be supported by access to information technology available in all countries
and existing government systems, there are important factors to be able to start making payments without
money cash or digital payments, such as merchant discount rates, critical mass, point-of-sale interfaces,
mass transit cards, consumer behavior and government policies [8].
This paper was created to analyze the effect of digital payments on public spending patterns. Where
in this study used a descriptive method to describe the conditions that happen at this time and supported
by theories from experts.
2. Method
This research uses a descriptive method to describe the condition of the digital payment influence on
the pattern of public spending and using previous research related to the influence of digital payment as
a comparison with the results of research that has been done. So it can analyze how much influence the
digital payment to changing patterns of public spending.
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3.3.1. Paypal. PayPal is an electronic payment system that replaces conventional transactions in the
form of checks and money transfers. Having PayPal, like you have an online account that can be used
to buy products and receive funds from people who have a PayPal or credit card account.
3.3.2. Google Pay. Google Pay is a fast and easy way to make payments online. Book trips, order food,
see shows and enjoy new experiences - all without our wallet.
3.3.3. Apple Pay. Apple Pay is a mobile payment and digital wallet service by Apple Inc. which allows
users to make payments directly, on iOS applications and the web. This application is supported on the
iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac.
With the increase in digital payment, e-commerce sales also increased. E-commerce by Zwass
Vladimir is a site for sharing business information, establish business relationships, and conducting
business transactions over telecommunications networks [13]. With many people shopping on several
e-commerce sites, this has shown an increase in users of digital payments.
4. Conclusion
Technological developments made it easy for many people, one of them in the field of sales transactions.
We could easily buy or sell goods on e-commerce sites use digital payment (e-payment). With digital
payments, it was easy for people to make transactions anytime and anywhere. This affects the pattern of
community spending from those who initially used cash, now using electronic payments. From graphics
data, it had been explained that e-commerce and electronic payment users had increased from year to
year. That meant digital payments was very influential in changing patterns of public spending at the
moment. Because with a digital payment people prefered to shop online.
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