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Target Circle Card transactions not downloading

TXAG93

My Target Circle Card transactions are not downloading. It finds and connects to the account, but the transactions don't download.

I've disconnected/connected several times but it hasn't made a difference. It finds and connects to the account, but the transactions don't download.

Also, I've tried downloading a .QFX file, but I get an "Quicken is currently unable to verify the financial institution information for this download. Please try again later." error message when attempting to import the file.

This has been happening for a month or two, but I kept expecting it to get worked out. Since it hasn't, I'm opening my own discussion.

I'm using Quicken Classic Deluxe, Version 68.31, Build 27.1.68.31 on Windows 11 Enterprise.

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Comments

Snorkle

Check that you are using "Target National Bank" as the financial institution for Online Services. Target transactions are available to download only monthly after a statement closing date.

Quicken Carlos

Hi @TXAG93,

Thank you for reaching out to the Quicken Community!

After reviewing my internal tools, I can confirm that the missing transactions you're experiencing are related to the current Community Alert for Target National Bank - Missing Transactions.

In the meantime, I recommend following the steps outlined in our support article for the manual download error. This error may be caused by:

An incorrect system date or time (this can sometimes occur after daylight saving time changes).
A Quicken release that is no longer supported by the financial institution.
Incorrect or missing financial institution information.
The financial institution not supporting the selected account type.

I also recommend refreshing your financial institution information:

Select Tools > Online Center.
Select your financial institution from the Financial Institution drop-down menu.
Press Ctrl + Shift while clicking Contact Info.

Select one of the accounts associated with the financial institution.
Choose Financial Institution Branding and Profile and click Refresh.

Click OK, then click Update/Send to go online.
Try importing transactions again.

Next, verify that your system date and time are correct:

Double-click the Date and Time display in the Windows taskbar.
Confirm that the date, time, and time zone are correct.
If you make any changes, click Apply, then OK.
Try downloading transactions again.

I hope this helps!