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Apple FinanceKit Integration

Hwndude

I would like to suggest that Quicken integrate support for Apple FinanceKit so that users can directly synchronize with Apple Card and Apple Savings accounts. Having to wait for statements to post in order to download and synchronize a file not only causes a huge delay in balancing accounts, but it’s also an enormous hassle.

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Jon

I don't know for certain if things have changed recently, I haven't been keeping up with this, but it used to be that this integration was only possible on the iPhone. You'd have to use an iPhone or iPad app to grab the Apple account data and then your mobile app would have to sync it back to the Mac somehow. I don't see a Wallet app in macOS Tahoe, and I don't see one in the Golden Gate beta either, so I suspect this is still the case. So right now I think this would have to be done via the Quicken mobile app.

Edit: Looking at the FinanceKit documentation, it's not available in macOS.

Chris_QPW

Given that, it sounds impossible to me. What people might not realize is that the iOS Quicken application doesn't talk to any financial institution. It talks to the Quicken server. It is the Quicken server that talks to the financial institutions (usually through Intuit services). Quicken Mobile/Web are both basically GUIs of the Quicken Cloud dataset.