Vystar suggests Quicken can use CSV files for importing transactions

leishirsute

Vystar is planning an update of their mobile banking website on 3/19 and Quicken transaction download will be unavailable staring 3/20. As workaround, Vystar states the ability to download CSV files.  Evidently, Vystar is ignoring that Quicken does not import CSV transaction files.  I've reported this to Vystar but they don't seem to understand. There was no indication how long Vystar's Quicken access will be unavailable.

"As we work to bring back all Quicken features, you will be able download a .CSV of your transactions in the new experience starting March 20th."

https://vystarcu.org/new-banking-experience/getting-prepared/action-items

Has anyone else contacted Vystar about the invalid directions of using CSV files for  transaction downloads?

Is there some feature in Quicken that allows transaction import from CSV files?

Maybe Quicken support can shed some light on their dealing with the Vystar update.

Greg_the_Geek

I would suggest using the free ImportQIF from @Chris_QPW.

QuicknPerlWiz - Use ImportQIF to import transactions into Quicken

leishirsute

Greg_the_Geek said:

I would suggest using the free ImportQIF from @Chris_QPW.

QuicknPerlWiz - Use ImportQIF to import transactions into Quicken

Good to know.  That will be my fallback if Vystar support doesn't respond.  Thank you.

leishirsute

Regarding importqif. Is there a way to have the import treated as downloaded transactions that need to be accepted rather than directly updating the account register?

Sherlock

leishirsute said:

Regarding importqif. Is there a way to have the import treated as downloaded transactions that need to be accepted rather than directly updating the account register?

There is.  I suggest you use ImportQIF to generate a QFX file and use a financial institution Id supporting the Web Connect connection method for the account type.

leishirsute

I wasn't aware of that option. I was trying QIF files.  I'll check. Thanks.