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HTTP Status 400 – Bad Request

jgvillo

I'm getting this error message on my Citi account when I'm trying to set up a new installation. This happens AFTER I hit the "authorize access" button after logging into Citi through the Quicken app and selecting the accounts I want to include.

I'm using MSFT Edge (and not wanting to switch to Chrome). Is there a workaround to get the account connected successfully? Or is this just a periodic outage and I should just wait and try again later?

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NotACPA

What do you mean by a "new installation"? Add a new Citi account to Q? If so, what type of account?

And, Citi goes by multiple names in Q … which one are you using for this issue?

A credit card, for example, has to use the "Citi Cards" name, and not the Citibank name.

gtgerbo

jgvillo

The only way I have found to get around the "HTTP Status 400 – Bad Request" error is to change my default browser from Edge to something else. From my perspective, Quicken and Edge do not play nice. My preferred alternative is Firefox. I have had some success with Chrome.

I have experienced the "HTTP Status 400 – Bad Request" error with Bank of America, American Express, and Fidelity. Once I get the accounts reconnected in Quicken, I change my default browser back to Edge.

It's not ideal - but it works for me.

Side note, and for what it's worth: I use Turbo Tax and I like to import my 1099s from the various banks and brokerages. I found that Turbo Tax and Edge don't play nice either. Had to switch browsers to accomplish the import.

Good luck!