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endurancetkd
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‎December 19, 2019 12:50 PM
last updated ‎December 18, 2019 5:50 PM

Hi I am about to change banks. Im hoping to open a Bankwest Zero Transaction Account can anyone please confirm that the bank feed will work here in Quikbooks

 
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christine_w
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‎December 19, 2019 01:06 PM

Hi I am about to change banks. Im hoping to open a Bankwest Zero Transaction Account can anyone please confirm that the bank feed will work here in Quikbooks

Hi endurancetkd-

 

Yes, it looks like Bankwest is available as one of our banking partners. To add Bankwest, please follow the below listed steps.

  1. In the navigation bar, click Banking.
  2. If you already have an account connected, click Add account in the upper right.
    1. Follow the on-screen instructions to select the bank or card you want to connect to.
      • If we ask you for your bank website's sign-in info, we'll connect the account with a standard connection.
      • If we ask you for your bank account info like its account number and branch name, we'll connect the account with a direct-feed connection.

Let us know if you have any trouble connecting, we'd be happy to help. 

 

-Christine

 

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christine_w
QuickBooks Team
QuickBooks Team
‎December 19, 2019 01:06 PM

Hi I am about to change banks. Im hoping to open a Bankwest Zero Transaction Account can anyone please confirm that the bank feed will work here in Quikbooks

Hi endurancetkd-

 

Yes, it looks like Bankwest is available as one of our banking partners. To add Bankwest, please follow the below listed steps.

  1. In the navigation bar, click Banking.
  2. If you already have an account connected, click Add account in the upper right.
    1. Follow the on-screen instructions to select the bank or card you want to connect to.
      • If we ask you for your bank website's sign-in info, we'll connect the account with a standard connection.
      • If we ask you for your bank account info like its account number and branch name, we'll connect the account with a direct-feed connection.

Let us know if you have any trouble connecting, we'd be happy to help. 

 

-Christine

 

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Sw Solutions
Level 1
4 weeks ago

Hi I am about to change banks. Im hoping to open a Bankwest Zero Transaction Account can anyone please confirm that the bank feed will work here in Quikbooks

I have recently started to use Quickbooks with Bank west, when i was asked to provide my log in details Bank west informed me that thise details should not be used to link a bank Account. i would be in breach of my contract and possible would not have a loss quarantee if money is taken out of my account. how do i link a Bank West Account without providing my log in details?

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IntuitSheila
Level 6
4 weeks ago

Hi I am about to change banks. Im hoping to open a Bankwest Zero Transaction Account can anyone please confirm that the bank feed will work here in Quikbooks

Thanks for posting in the Community, Sw Solutions!

 

In QuickBooks Online our top priority is protecting your financial information. Once you connect your bank account, QuickBooks Online only reads and downloads the available bank transactions in your online banking. Your internet banking details are encrypted and secured so that no one is able to view or access them.

 

You have the option to connect your online banking or manually create a bank account and then import your bank feeds using a CSV file format. 

 

Also, you can check the articles below to learn more about online banking connections in QuickBooks Online.

 

You can drop a comment below if you have more questions. The Community is here to help you.

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