Financial inclusion is often framed as an access problem. If people can simply open a bank account, download a mobile payment app, or receive digital payments, better financial outcomes should naturally follow. But opening an account is only the first step. Many new users lack confidence in using financial technology. They worry about making mistakes, paying hidden fees, or becoming victims of fraud. As a result, many accounts remain inactive even after they are opened.This paper asks an importa...
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