1. Sample Structure

2. Common Payment Tools and Awareness
2.1 Cash and Credit Cards Still Account for Over 65% of Consumers' Most Common Payment Methods
2.2 Awareness of Mobile Payment Services Exceeds 70% Across All Generation Groups
2.3 Millennials Have the Highest NFC Adoption Rate of Nearly 40%

3. Mobile Payment Penetration
3.1 Over 20% of Millennials Has Used Mobile Payments, Followed by Baby Boomers

4. Consumer's Intention and Preference of Adopting Mobile Payments
4.1 Over 55% of Mobile Payment Users from Baby Boomers and Millennials Prefer to Use It as the Primary Payment Method
4.2 Over 60% of Baby Boomers and Millennials Prefer Mobile Payments over Cash or Credit Cards
4.3 Over 60% of Baby Boomers and Generation X Prefer Credit-card Method While Millennials Prefer Both Credit- card and Stored-value-card Methods

5. Acceptance For Security Identification Methods
5.1 Over 50% Accept Character Input; Fingerprint Scanning Wins over 40%

6. Adoption of Mobile Payment Services in the Future
6.1 Over 60% of Baby Boomers and Millennials Will Start or Continue Using Mobile Payments

7. Factors Affecting Mobile Payment Adoption
7.1 Over 30% of Millennial Users Focus on Security, Personal Financial Management, and Convenience
7.2 Over 70% of Non-users Concern about Security; Yet Security is not the Only Issue Needed to be Overcome
7.3 Over 60% of Baby Boomers and Millennials Willing to Make Purchases at Stores Accepting Mobile Payments

8. Comprehensive Analysis

9. Conclusion
9.1 Awareness: Cash and Credit Cards Still Mainstream; Millennials Have the Highest Mobile Payment Penetration Rate
9.2 Intention and Preference: Users' Preference Significantly Higher than Non-users'; Fingerprint Scanning is Favorable
9.3 Influential Factors: Security as the Most Concerned Factor for All Generations
9.4 Generation-Based Customization to Ensure Real Value of Mobile Payment Services

Appendix
Glossary of Terms
Survey Methodology and Respondents
Definition of Mobile Payment

Common payment tools and awareness and mobile payment penetration in Taiwan

Taiwanese consumer's intention and preference of adopting mobile payments, and their acceptance for security identification methods

Consumers' intention of starting or continuing to use mobile payment services and the factors that affect their adoption of such services
 

Table 1: Common Payment Methods in Taiwan
Table 2: Awareness of Mobile Payment Services
Table 3: NFC Functionality of Smartphones
Table 4: Mobile Payment Penetration by Age Group
Table 5: Inclination of Adopting Mobile Payments as a Primary Payment Method
Table 6: Inclination to Use Mobile Payments over Cash or Credit Cards
Table 7: Preferred Mobile Payment Methods
Table 8: Acceptance of Security Identification Methods for Mobile Payment Services
Table 9: Intention of Starting or Continuing to Use Mobile Payment Services
Table 10: Factors Affecting the Adoption of Mobile Payments For Users
Table 11: Factors Affecting Mobile Payments For Non-users
Table 12: Intention of Making Purchases at Stores with Mobile Payments
Table 13: Comprehensive Analysis among Generation Groups