CC-901 at Fidelity Investments

Hello @EvDob,

After checking your account internally, it looks like Fidelity is currently returning an FDP-350 internal error, which can present in Quicken as a CC-901 error.

For context, CC-901 generally appears when Quicken detects that your account authorization needs to be refreshed. This can happen if:

• Your security token has expired and you need to reenter your credentials.
• Your login information needs to be refreshed.

You can resolve this by reauthorizing your Fidelity account:

1. Click Reauthorize in Quicken.
2. Click Sign In on the next dialog.
3. Enter your Fidelity username and password, then click Sign In.
4. Select the accounts you want to authorize and click Authorize.
5. You should see a Success message once complete.

Important: If you have multiple Fidelity accounts or instances in Quicken, you may need to authorize each one individually. Make sure you don’t uncheck accounts unless you don’t want them in Quicken, as that would revoke their authorization.

If reauthorizing doesn’t resolve the issue, you may need to follow the steps in this support article to deactivate and reactivate the affected accounts.

Let us know if you continue to see the error after completing these steps.

Thank you!

Thanks for the update, @EvDob. The CC-505 error you’re seeing this morning has been forwarded along—thank you for submitting a problem report. We’ve created a ticket for this issue (CBT-1044), and I’ll be adding your files and details to it.

For reference, please see the main thread on this topic where other users have reported the same issue today, and feel free to chime in there, as this thread has been included in our ticket:

Thank you!