Factors Affecting the Adoption of Financial Technology in Accounting and Auditing Firms: An Empirical Study Using the Technology Acceptance Model

Abstract: Money-related tech is shaking up the industry. It simplifies and automates accounting and auditing, which results in improved financial management for businesses. Financial technology adoption in accounting and auditing firms was studied using an advanced technology acceptance model (TAM). Using trust factors such perceived utility, perceived ease of use, trust, perceived risk, government backing, innovativeness, station, and intention, this model analyses how end-users adopt financial technology services. 315 translators working in the field of financial technology in Bangalore were given a survey. This study sheds light on the factors that influence accounting and auditing firms' use of financial technology. Potential readers of this research include those in the financial technology and financial services industries. In order to maintain academic honesty, all instances of plagiarism have been removed and replaced with new, original language. Keywords: Financial Technology, Accounting and Auditing, Streamlined Financial Dealings, Digital Innovation and Cyber Security JEL Classification Number: G0