Dr. ZHANG Yingxuan, CynthiaCynthiaDr. ZHANG YingxuanYanyu Chai2025-07-162025-07-162025Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations, 2025, vol. 23(1).1539-29371539-2929http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11861/23924Open access<p>The study formulated a research model grounded in Expectation Confirmation Theory, specifically examining the role of e-commerce experience in customer satisfaction and loyalty within the context of Pinduoduo. Hypothesized relationships were established between the core dimensions of e-commerce experience and the e-commerce customer engagement triad. To analyze the gathered data and evaluate the research hypotheses, structural equation modeling was employed. The research findings indicate that the core dimensions of e-commerce experience, namely e-commerce user interface quality, information quality, security risk avoidance perception, and privacy perception, exert positive influences on both customer satisfaction and trust. Moreover, the study reveals a positive relationship between customer satisfaction, trust, and customer loyalty. These findings have significant implications for e-commerce platform operators, highlighting the importance of enhancing customer experiences and building stronger customer relationships through targeted improvements in these critical factors.</p>enE-CommerceCustomer SatisfactionTrustCustomer LoyaltyExpectationPeer Reviewed Journal Article10.4018/JECO.381236