Drop your Chase statement PDF and download a clean .qfx file in under 30 seconds. Runs entirely in your browser — your statement never leaves your device.
QFX is OFX plus an Intuit identifier. Quicken refuses plain OFX unless you pay Intuit's monthly data subscription; converting a PDF straight to QFX bypasses that paywall.
Chase's own download options (PDF, CSV (90 days only), OFX, QFX) cover the basics but don't always include QFX (Quicken Web Connect). Chase's built-in CSV export is capped at roughly 90 days, so anyone reconciling a full tax year ends up downloading PDFs. The PDFs are text-based (not scanned), which means our parser pulls every transaction row including memos and running balance.
Sign in at Chase.com and pick the account you want to export.
Click the download icon at the top-right of the transactions list.
Choose 'Statements' to grab the official monthly PDF (works for any date range your account holds).
Drop the PDF into convertbank and choose QFX (Quicken Web Connect) (.qfx) as the export format. Download the file — it's ready to open in Quicken.
Importing into Quicken Classic, Quicken Deluxe, or Quicken Premier.
No signup. No upload. Your Chase statement → QFX (Quicken Web Connect) in under 30 seconds.
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