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QFX → CSV or Excel

Free Quicken QFX parser. Drop the file, get a clean spreadsheet — dates, payees, amounts, check numbers, and FITIDs preserved. Escape Quicken for Excel, Sheets, QuickBooks, or Xero in one click.

Open the converter OFX version →
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Your QFX (with account number + history) never leaves your machine.
Every US bank
Chase, BoA, Wells, Citi, Cap One, Fidelity, Vanguard, Schwab — all parse.
FITID preserved
Unique transaction IDs kept — safe for deduping or re-importing elsewhere.

CSV output columns

Every STMTTRN block becomes one row — drop straight into Excel, Sheets, QuickBooks Online, Xero, or Wave.

Date posted (DTPOSTED)
Amount (TRNAMT)
Type (TRNTYPE)
Payee (NAME)
Memo (MEMO)
Check # (CHECKNUM)
FITID
Account ID (ACCTID)
Bank ID (BANKID)
Account type
Currency (CURDEF)
Balance (LEDGERBAL)

Why convert QFX to CSV?

Escape Quicken
Quicken's subscription model and Mac/Windows file incompatibility push thousands of users to leave every year. CSV is the universal exit.
Switch to QuickBooks / Xero
QuickBooks Online and Xero accept CSV bank imports directly — QFX needs a paid converter or QBO. CSV is free and works the first time.
Analyze in Excel or Sheets
Pivot tables, charts, budgeting templates — none of which Quicken does well. CSV unlocks every spreadsheet tool ever built.
Tax prep
Hand your CPA a clean CSV instead of a binary Quicken file they can't open. Saves hours every April.

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FAQ

What is a QFX file?+

QFX (Quicken Financial Exchange) is Intuit's licensed variant of OFX. Almost every US bank lets you download transactions as QFX for direct import into Quicken. The format is plain text — an OFX/SGML body wrapped in a small Intuit-specific header.

QFX vs OFX vs QBO — what's the difference?+

All three share the same OFX/SGML core. QFX is for Quicken, QBO is for QuickBooks, and OFX is the open generic version. The transaction records inside are identical; only the file header (INTU.BID) differs.

Will it work with my bank's QFX?+

Yes. Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citi, Capital One, US Bank, PNC, Truist, Fifth Third, Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Discover, and every brokerage QFX export parses the same way.

Can I import the CSV back into Quicken?+

Quicken doesn't natively re-import CSV — but Excel, Google Sheets, QuickBooks Online (via CSV import), Xero, Wave, Sage, and FreshBooks all do. Most users convert QFX → CSV to escape the Quicken ecosystem entirely.

Is my QFX uploaded anywhere?+

No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser. The QFX file never touches a server — important since it contains your account number and full transaction history.