Mobile money payment has become a critical payment method for logistics operations among
logistics companies in the recent times. However, whilst digital payment methods like use of
mobile money has been proven to reduce the cost of operation, and increased the convenience of
access of financial services, reduce delays, minimize leakages through corruption, is faster,
convenient and less costly to adopt organizational leaders are still struggling with implementing
the most efficient manner to fully adopt mobile payment. The purpose of this study was to
evaluate the influence of adoption of mobile money as a mode of payment on logistics operations
in Kenya. The study was anchored on three theories, namely, Transaction Cost Theory (TCT)
Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of
Technology (UTAUT). The study utilized descriptive survey research design. Structured
questionnaire was used to collect information from 154 respondents sampled from a target
population of 250 employees working at the top level, middle level and lower level at the Wells
Fargo Courier. Data was analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics and results
presented in tables and figures. The findings of the study revealed that adoption of mobile money
positively influences logistics operations in Kenya. The study recommended that organizations
should establish mechanisms that ensures efficient use of mobile money while managing
logistics. The study, further, recommends that future studies on adoption of mobile money as
mode of payment include a moderating variable.