BofA - All Other States vs BofA-Quicken

Question

Earlier today, while trying to sort the issues of the Fidelity switch, I "broke" my connection to BofA.  I've been using the BofA - All Other States (I'm in California) and past "resets" to it have always worked (admittedly, it breaks rarely, usually when I restore a backup).

This time around, I got an error when attempting to log in.  I retried a few times with no success.  So I tried the BofA-Quicken and was successful and linked my existing Quicken account to it.  It seems to function OK (have done a few OSU's since).

I just now attempted to reconnect to BofA-All other states and did get past the login to the page where it sends me a txt with the code.  At this point I cancelled to preserve the BofA-Quicken.

So is there a difference here?  Does either work OK or should I use one over the other?

Quicken Anja · Answer

Hello @nmestanas,

Thanks for updating your post and sharing the solution! Your thread has been closed per your request.

Thank you!

nmestanas · Answer

OK, so I think I found the answer.  Since BofA- All other states ditched DC as the connection and went with EWC+, there appears to be no difference in the connection.  Not sure why both still exist except to maintain the users current connection type.

Anyway, I switched back to All Other States without issue (so far).

Feel free to close the thread.