In an era of rapid technological advancement and digital transformation, e-payment methods have revolutionized the way we conduct financial transactions. "Digital Payment Preferences: A Study of Customer Perceptions" delves deep into the realm of electronic payment systems, offering a comprehensive exploration of how customers perceive and interact with these innovative financial technologies. This thought-provoking book takes readers on a journey through the intricate landscape of e-payment methods, unraveling the complex web of customer attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors that shape the digital payment experience. Through a meticulous examination of real-world case studies, cutting-edge research, and expert insights, this book provides a profound understanding of the factors influencing customer perceptions in the digital payment ecosystem. Key highlights of the book include: Psychological Insights: Explore the cognitive and emotional factors that underpin customer trust, security concerns, and acceptance of e-payment systems. Understand how user experience design can influence perceptions and decision-making. Consumer Behavior Analysis: Gain valuable insights into the adoption.