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Moneydance and Canadian banks?
Anyone using MD with Canadian banks and how easy is the download from Cnd bank to MD? I never had a problem with Quicken.
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Inappropriate?Nope, it doesn't work for RBC. I called them and they said that MoneyDance isn't on their approved list yet. Is MoneyDance listening? Are they going to contact RBC in Canada and get on the approved list? That would be really great for me.
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Please keep in mind that banks don't need to support Moneydance explicitly. If they have an OFX service that allows direct connections from any application then Moneydance can connect with them using the industry standard OFX protocol. -
Inappropriate?We have investigated the Canadian banks, but none of them seem to use an OFX (the standard online banking protocol) service that is open to applications such as Moneydance. This information could be outdated, so if you wouldn't mind contacting me offline (sreilly@moneydance.com) I would be happy to try and get the connection set up with you.
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Inappropriate?You can export from RBC, and any bank as a Quicken file, and import into moneydance without and trouble, it will be like quicken, but you are doing a couple steps, instead of the button from quicken.
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