QFX to QIF Converter

QIF is older and plainer than QFX, and a great deal of software reads it and nothing else. The conversion loses nothing you need — QIF simply carries less structure around the same transactions.

For MYOB, older Quicken, and anything that predates the OFX family.

Payee and memo both kept

QIF has a field for each, so nothing has to be collapsed into one line.

Cheque numbers preserved

They go in the field QIF has for them, which is what makes a bank reconciliation possible afterwards.

No categories guessed

A category invented from a payee name is a wrong entry that looks deliberate. None are added.

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