The content of a QFX file, or in broad terms Quicken Financial Exchange, is stored in such files as Data and the extension QFX is added.
These QFX files are classified as proprietary data files and contain account balances, transactions, discounts, and other information recorded in a standardized format.
They are generated by various financial institutions, banks, credit card issuers, however, this format is not free, in fact, for its use you have to pay a license fee.
In essence, the QFX file is a communication 'Interface' between financial institutions and Quicken Software.
They use Quicken's Web Connect function, you can download it from the internet but the user has to log in to be able to manually download a QFX file and import it into Quicken.
QFX files and OFX format are similar in structure however they are not compatible or interchangeable.
Like any other file, QFX files should be able to be opened just by double clicking on it, this in the case, of course, that its file associations are configured correctly, the Quicken application, intended to open QFX files, then it will start.
The application used to open QFX files is:
If you have any of the aforementioned programs installed, then the inconvenience of opening and working with a QFX file has nothing to do with the software installed on your computer.
There may be other issues that are blocking the Quicken Financial Exchange Format file from opening and working.
QFX Quick Info | |
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Quicken Financial Exchange | |
MIME Type | |
application/vnd.intu.qfx | |
Opens with | |
Intuit QuickBooks |
See also Open TIMESTAMP file
and Open TMP file