"direct web connect" for South Carolina Federal requires a text message
stevepeck1
Quicken Windows Subscription Member
"direct web connect" for South Carolina Federal requires a text message to my phone EVERY time I want to download transactions. Therefore, Nightly updates no longer function. Worked fine for more than 20 years... Now it doesn't, and it hasn't for some months. SC Federal says it's a Quicken problem. Quicken support articles suggest deactivating and reactivating or restoring the connection. None of these work.
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If the financial institution is requiring a text message to download, then there isn't anything Quicken can do about it.Signature:
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BTW there isn't any connection type called "direct web connect". There is Direct Connect, Express Web Connect, and Web Connect.
South Carolina Federal uses Express Web Connect which is where the Intuit server's login into the financial institution's website as if they were you. As such the restriction that are there for you logging in with your web browser are that same that Quicken/Intuit have to abide by too. Note Quicken Inc pays Intuit for this service.
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For as long as the bank requires a text message response with every download from Quicken you may have no other alternative but to
- deselect the bank from the Scheduled Update
- after you start Quicken go to the bank's account register and select "Update Now" from the Action gear icon to get your download working with the extra prompt
Theoretically, if the whole process were programmed correctly, Scheduled Update should not hang. It should recognize the extra prompt, fail the update with this bank with error CC-885 and continue processing with the next bank. At least, that's how it used to work a few years ago when banks first came up with extra security prompts ...0
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If the financial institution is requiring a text message to download, then there isn't anything Quicken can do about it.Signature:
This is my website: http://www.quicknperlwiz.com/0 -
BTW there isn't any connection type called "direct web connect". There is Direct Connect, Express Web Connect, and Web Connect.
South Carolina Federal uses Express Web Connect which is where the Intuit server's login into the financial institution's website as if they were you. As such the restriction that are there for you logging in with your web browser are that same that Quicken/Intuit have to abide by too. Note Quicken Inc pays Intuit for this service.
Signature:
This is my website: http://www.quicknperlwiz.com/1 -
For as long as the bank requires a text message response with every download from Quicken you may have no other alternative but to
- deselect the bank from the Scheduled Update
- after you start Quicken go to the bank's account register and select "Update Now" from the Action gear icon to get your download working with the extra prompt
Theoretically, if the whole process were programmed correctly, Scheduled Update should not hang. It should recognize the extra prompt, fail the update with this bank with error CC-885 and continue processing with the next bank. At least, that's how it used to work a few years ago when banks first came up with extra security prompts ...0
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