OFX to QFX Converter

Quicken reads QFX. It will not read the OFX most banks hand out, even though the two are nearly the same file — the difference is Intuit's tags, and Quicken checks for them before anything else.

For Quicken, which refuses a plain OFX.

The one difference that matters

Everything else about the two formats is identical. This adds what Quicken requires and changes nothing else.

Every transaction carried across intact

Dates, amounts, payees, memos, cheque numbers and ids all move over unchanged. There is nothing to interpret.

Credit card files too

A card export uses a different wrapper element from a current account. Both are read; a converter that knows only the bank one finds nothing in a card file and says so at the very end.

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