QFX to OFX Converter

A QFX is an OFX with Intuit's extensions. Some importers — GnuCash and a number of banking tools among them — want plain OFX and will not take a file carrying those tags. This removes them and leaves everything else alone.

Take Intuit's tags off, for software that refuses a file carrying them.

The tags Quicken needs and others reject

<INTU.BID> is what makes a QFX a QFX. Taking it out is precisely what a strict OFX reader is asking for.

Nothing else touched

Every transaction crosses unchanged. This is a change of wrapper, not of content.

Both dialects read

Whether your QFX is the older SGML form or the newer XML one, both are read — and most files in the wild are the older one, which no XML parser will open.

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