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Like to be able to sync foreign accounts/currencies with Quicken Mobile (85 Legacy Votes)

Currently I'm unable to sync foreign account to the web, so I don't see them in the mobile app.
It would really help me a lot if I can see my transactions on my mobile for these accounts.
And the app itself is also not available in The Netherlands in the Play Store.
It would really help me a lot if I can see my transactions on my mobile for these accounts.
And the app itself is also not available in The Netherlands in the Play Store.
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Billy, I wouldn't bet on other countries being included in Q Mobile ... because it would require that the banks/cards/brokerages/etc in other countries sign contracts with Quicken to become "Participating Financial Institutions".
Q DOES support other currencies ... it's just that the Mobile App doesn't.
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But there is a slight variation in this because starting with Quicken 2017 Canadian it is supporting Quicken mobile too. (note there are only two supported country/versions of Quicken, US and Canada)
Quicken Mobile when used with Quicken 2017 Canadian, supports Canadian financial institutions, and the accounts in CA$.
So basically Quicken Mobile still has the "one currency" restriction, but it is restricted to Canadian dollars.
None of this is of course relevant to other countries, but it is "interesting". (at least to me) :-)
I hope someone from Quicken is reading: I don't need the mobile device to convert between currencies (that can be done in Windows or Mac), I only need for the mobile and base application to communicate in the native currency. The ability to capture expenses on-the-go is a must.
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled when is it going to be possible to use on mobile mode non american dollar account....mobile mode
Note: This conversation was created from a reply on: QWin 2015: Foreign Currency in mobile Quicken Mobile.
Please consider implementing mobile sync of bank accounts in currencies other than USD.
This is a significant limitation of your mobile product.
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Considering that there are approx. 8 million American citizens living abroad, Quicken or some other international financial management software is certainly needed. Many have foreign bank accounts, in addition to their domestic U.S. bank accounts and brokerage accounts, and also pay U.S. taxes every year. The ability to enter foreign currency transactions on the go would be a great time saver for all of us living abroad.(BTW: I have been using Quicken since the 2nd DOS version in the 1980's). Multi-currency accounts are no longer uncommon. Please improve the mobile app!
Too bad for U.S citizens abroad..
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Current mobile app is not useful for people who travel or live outside the USA. Please add support for non-USD cash accounts in the new mobile app. Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to reply on this thread, and for the great feedback! To clarify, the Quicken Community is primarily a user to user support forum. It is moderated by a small group of Quicken employees who help in the Community when and where we can; however, our primary role is to keep the Community a clean, fun place for all.
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But from what I understand of the history it even as clear cut as that.
The initial reason given to only support one currency is that the system tied into the Express Web Connect system to get transactions, and it only supported downloading transactions in one currency (USD/financial institutions for the US version and CAD/financial institutions for the Canadian version).
Now of course Intuit sold Quicken, but Express Web Connect is still supplied by them.
I know that there was a BIG conversion of Quicken Mobile about a year after the sell to get at least some of this process on Quicken servers instead of Intuit servers. It is not clear to me what is controlled by what company at this point in reference to the currency. I do know that this conversion took a lot of work, and it is even why the budgets were removed from Quicken mobile for a long time. Not only were they transferring some of this to Quicken servers, they also did a major rewrite on Quicken mobile.
All of this has taken a lot of time out of being able to put in ANY bew feature.
It's a pain to come back and have to figure out a long list of expenses with unfamiliar names.
While away enter the foreign currency transactions into that account.
When you get home, sync with the Quicken Cloud, and then move the transactions from that cash account to your foreign currency account.
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