QFX to QBO Converter

Both are Intuit formats and they are not interchangeable: Quicken wants QFX and QuickBooks wants QBO. If your bank offers only the one your software does not read, this converts between them.

From the Quicken file to the QuickBooks one.

The bank id carried over

Where your QFX names its issuing bank, that code is kept rather than replaced with a generic one.

Ids preserved so re-imports are safe

Each transaction keeps a stable identifier, so importing twice does not double your month.

Card statements handled

Credit card exports use a different wrapper. It is read as readily as a current account.

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