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Export format

Bank statement to QFX converter

Quicken Web Connect file: import a PDF statement straight into Quicken without retyping. Any bank, digital or scanned PDF, with the running balance reconciled before you import anything.

What's in the QFX file

  • OFX with Quicken's INTU.BID tag — Quicken for Windows and Mac import it through File → File Import → Web Connect (.QFX) file.
  • Unique transaction IDs prevent duplicates when a statement overlaps one already imported.
  • Includes the ending balance so Quicken's reconcile window matches the statement.

Other formats: Excel · CSV · QuickBooks · Xero · QBO · OFX · QIF

The extracted data

A · DateB · DescriptionC · DebitD · CreditE · Balance
12026-08-02CARD PURCHASE 08/01 STARBUCKS #2231 NEW YORK NY6.854,805.55
22026-08-03ACH DEBIT CON EDISON UTILITY PAYMENT142.194,663.36
32026-08-04ZELLE PAYMENT FROM J. MARTINEZ350.005,013.36
42026-08-08DIRECT DEPOSIT ACME CORP PAYROLL3,240.007,664.94
52026-08-12CHECK #1042Verify — read from image130.007,534.94

QFX questions

QFX vs OFX — what's the difference?

QFX is Quicken's flavour of OFX with an INTU.BID identifier. Quicken only imports files with the .qfx extension; the content is otherwise the same.

How do I import a QFX file into Quicken?

File → File Import → Web Connect (.QFX) file, choose the account, and Quicken lists the transactions for review.

Can I get a statement from a bank Quicken doesn't support?

Yes — that is the point. Download the PDF statement from any bank, convert it on Rowvert, and import the .qfx.