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Exactly. The deciding factor is whether or not these banks have a presence in the US or Canada. If so, Quicken can support them. In this case, all the banks listed are supported, as they are in the fidir.txt file for QMac.dipe_c said:Incorrect. Quicken does allow transaction downloads from at least 3 Indian banks (I use the functionality), even though the stated policy of Quicken is support for the USA and Canada only. I suspect it works because these banks have a presence in the US, and are registered Financial Institutions in the US.GeoffG said:No, Quicken only supports US and Canadian banks for downloads.
Incorrect. Quicken does allow transaction downloads from at least 3 Indian banks (I use the functionality), even though the stated policy of Quicken is support for the USA and Canada only. I suspect it works because these banks have a presence in the US, and are registered Financial Institutions in the US.GeoffG said:No, Quicken only supports US and Canadian banks for downloads.
The question posed was does Quicken support downloads. It may work, up until it does not and then Quicken support will walk away from helping with the issue and the user is tied to a subscription and the screen issues once expired.dipe_c said:Incorrect. Quicken does allow transaction downloads from at least 3 Indian banks (I use the functionality), even though the stated policy of Quicken is support for the USA and Canada only. I suspect it works because these banks have a presence in the US, and are registered Financial Institutions in the US.GeoffG said:No, Quicken only supports US and Canadian banks for downloads.
Not really, where the user resides really has nothing to do with this (except in that if Quicken support learns you are in another country they might not provide any support).
Quicken (Direct Connect) and the Intuit servers for Quicken Connect/Express Web Connect have URL for a given financial institution, and in the case of Quicken Connect/Express Web Connect an "agreement" on how to download the transactions.
If per chance that way of contacting the financial institution works for an account held in another country, well fine, but Quicken/Intuit is supporting a US/Canadian financial institution, not a foreign one, that part is up to the financial institution which makes it invisible to the user/Quicken/Intuit.
If I reside in the US, but open an account in Germany, I can't expect it to work just because I reside in the US.
@dipe_c I'm curious about one thing. Is the currency of the downloaded transactions other than USD?
Quicken Windows US won't even allow importing transaction in currencies other than USD.
Quicken Window Canadian on the other hand will allow other currencies.
My point exactly. If the user is in the US and holds an account with an Indian bank residing in the US, there is no download issue. If the user is not in the US, then if it works, it works. If not, there is no support.Chris_QPW said:I guess the real question is does the user reside in US or India? If US, the question is mute.... (except in that if Quicken support learns you are in another country they might not provide any support).
Exactly. The deciding factor is whether or not these banks have a presence in the US or Canada. If so, Quicken can support them. In this case, all the banks listed are supported, as they are in the fidir.txt file for QMac.dipe_c said:Incorrect. Quicken does allow transaction downloads from at least 3 Indian banks (I use the functionality), even though the stated policy of Quicken is support for the USA and Canada only. I suspect it works because these banks have a presence in the US, and are registered Financial Institutions in the US.GeoffG said:No, Quicken only supports US and Canadian banks for downloads.
I know that with Direct Connect which is the OFX protocol that the currency is in the data, which Quicken Connect/Express Web Connect most likely it isn't. So depending on the connection methods it might do different things. But I really thing the main difference here is that Quicken Mac really doesn't have "full multiple currency support" and is just ignoring any currency in the information it gets.
I have tested Quicken Windows US and if it in a currency other that USD Quicken Windows US will reject it.