I am receiving Error OL-221-A when trying to add Apple Card transactions download to Quicken?

Hello @Brad1195062,

Thank you for reaching out to the Community and telling us about your issue, though I apologize that you are experiencing this.

As stated at the bottom of this support article regarding error OL-221-- 
"Web Connect (Importing a QFX file from your bank's website) - Receiving this error when downloading a QFX file directly from your bank's website indicates an issue with the file itself. You will need to contact your bank to resolve this issue."

Since QFX files are created and provided by the financial institution, Quicken is unable to resolve this issue. Only the financial institution providing the file can. 

Alternatively, one thing you can try (as a temporary workaround) is to open the .QFX file in notepad, then hold Ctrl + F on your keyboard to open a search engine and search for "INTU.BID". Once it's been found you will see left (<) and right (>) caret symbols. Behind the right caret, there should be a number(s) showing (ranging anywhere from 1 to 4 or more digits)-- i.e: "<INTU.BID>123". Erase the numbers that are there and replace them with a different number (leave the caret symbol). This doesn't have to be any specific number. I usually use "225" for example. Save the changes you made, then close the .QFX in notepad and try importing it to Quicken again. 

If successful (no error message) you will notice that the financial institution name has changed. The reason for this is because we changed the financial institution number code. Still, go ahead and continue to import it (though I do recommend doing so as a new account first) and check to see if that imported correctly (transaction-wise). You can then move the transactions from the new account that was added over to the existing account and then delete the new account after the transactions have been moved.

Keep in mind that this is a workaround and therefore may not always be successful. Therefore, we do recommend still reaching out to your financial institution that provides the .QFX file in order to have it resolved.

Additionally, if for any reason you are given any pushback by them, then you can also call Quicken Support via phone and request to have one of our support agents make a conference call to your financial institution with you. Our support agent will be able to assist you in explaining to your financial institution why this error cannot be resolved on our end and that it will require an escalation ticket to be made on their end instead.
 
I hope this helps and please let us know if you have any additional questions!