How bank-specific conversion works
Most banks export transactions only as CSV or Excel, and QuickBooks rejects or mangles those files when the columns, dates, or debit/credit layout do not match what it expects. Each guide below shows the export format for that bank and how to turn it into a .QBO file QuickBooks imports first try, including the routing number where it helps QuickBooks Desktop.
Do not see your bank?
The converter works with any bank's CSV or Excel export, listed here or not. Drop your file in, confirm the columns, and download a .QBO, .QFX or .OFX file. Everything runs in your browser.