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US Bank Requiring TWO Pass Codes During One Step Update

susanf

A few months ago US Bank starting requiring a code to be sent to my phone during One Step Update. It asks TWICE each time I try to download. I have multiple credit card and investment accounts, and no other account requires this. I called US Bank and they claim it is for my security because Quicken is "changing servers," which triggers the two-step verification. What can I do about this other than changing banks?

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GeoffG

I suppose every bank has different requirements/procedures, but that does seem quite excessive. For comparison, my BoA CC account will ask for 2FA when I do a restore and Q resyncs my credentials. This is once and done, not during any subsequent OSU. This is acceptable. If this is US Bank's policy, you have many other options.

NotACPA

How are you connecting to USB? I'm their customer also, and I GLADLY pay the $3.95/month for "PFM Direct Connect" as their implementation of EWC is flaky, at best. And, I get ZERO "codes".

[Deleted User]

US Bank has been doing this for a while now. Before 2FA, during OSU, you would need to answer at least 2 different security questions.