The likelihood of using crowdfunding-Waqf model in Malaysia

Purpose This paper investigates the probability that people (prospective donors) would be willing to use crowdfunding-Waqf model (CWM), depending on certain variables and characteristics. study aims develop an alternative financial address Malaysia’s Waqf land financing problem. Design/methodology/approach A survey was conducted assess CWM. used descriptive analysis logistic regression as analytical tools. Descriptive using frequencies, which means number of respondents for each variable or item, such demographic variables. The obtain individuals CWM, based Findings found perceived usefulness, ease use, gender knowledge positively affected likelihood willingly CWM developing land. In contrast, other factors age group, marital status, income level, internet usage, risk crowdfunding perception did not affect this likelihood. Further investigation indicated being middle-income level possessing were highest willingness identified among males who knew about useful easy use. Research limitations/implications results key findings are expected implemented by institutions in Malaysia policies related general particular. also benefit individuals, organisations countries, they could adapted validated nations. Originality/value focused a better chance finding with specific characteristics lead them intentionally has yet been evaluated. Recognising how higher probabilities can every factor characteristic will enable future users mapped, is increase effectiveness