Because Quicken does not recognize the Apple Card as a credit card (i. e.: Amex, Discover, Citi, Chase, etc.) it’s impossible to set up the Apple card in Quicken. Quicken must make an addition to their line up of supported and popular institutions so that the Apple Card appears as of the the other 14,000+ supported institutions do.
Yes and no. Apple Card does its own thing. It does not allow direct online connectivity by Quicken, but you can download your transactions from Apple Card as a QFX file and import them into Quicken. Here are a few other threads which discuss this in detail:.
I was told this Quicken service is not available for Apple Card and, furthermore, there are no provisions for Apple Card customers to login to the Goldman Site and download Apple Card transactions manually, once hard credentials are provided like account number, etc.
Here’s how you can use the various formats Apple Card can now export: QFX: Import into Quicken by choosing File > Import > Bank or Brokerage File.
How do I download Apple Card data into Quicken?
There is a way to download Apple card into quicken, and the procedure is as follows. Go to your Quicken Program, and data received screen is open, data should now be in your Apple Card account. The first time you do this the screen in Quicken is the one that allows you to set up a new account as a credit card account, and name the account.
How do I export transactions from Quicken to QuickBooks on iPhone?
Open the Wallet app on your i, and phone. Tap your card balance. Under Statements, tap the desired month. Comma Separated Values and Open Financial Exchange are still options. Choose the destination from the share sheet.
The only way to export the QFX file is through the Apple Wallet app on the phone. I export the QFX file, and end up in the share link, through which I can email, message, airdrop, carrier pigeon, etc the file. However, there are no choices, such as web connect, that communicates with quicken.
What is the Apple Card QFX format?
Apple worked out the kinks over the next few months, and the complaints died down. Now Apple has extended the formats available to Apple Card users even further by adding support for Quicken’s proprietary QFX (Quicken Financial Exchange) format, which is an extension of OFX, and the QBO format used by Intuit’s Quick, and books.
How to set up Apple Card as a credit card?
The Apple Card account is automatically set up as a checking account, with no opportunity to set it up as a credit card account. When I try to set up online download, it takes me to Activate One Step Set Up, and asks me to name the account, and treats this name as a new name.