Stuck with a Quicken QFX, QuickBooks QBO, or raw OFX file you can't open in Excel? Drop it in and get a clean CSV in one click — entirely in your browser.
All three are the same underlying Open Financial Exchange XML format. QFX is OFX with a Quicken-specific signature; QBO adds an Intuit/QuickBooks signature. This tool reads all three and outputs a flat CSV with date, payee, memo, amount, FITID, and account number columns.
Yes. Quicken's 'export to QFX' and Mint's transaction-data exports parse cleanly. So do QBO files downloaded directly from Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and most major US/UK banks.
No. The conversion runs 100% in your browser. The OFX/QFX/QBO file never touches a server.
Yes — drop several files in. The output is a single merged CSV sorted by date, deduplicated by FITID. Use it to consolidate a full tax year in one shot.
Date, Posted Date, Type (DEBIT/CREDIT/CHECK/etc), Payee, Memo, Amount, FITID, Check Number, and Account ID. Compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, QuickBooks, Xero, and Wave imports.