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Welcome to QuickBooks Community, @timbnfl-gmail-co.
I'd be glad to provide you on how to link your etrade account into QuickBooks. Once connected, the program will automatically download the last 90 days of transactions recorded by your bank.
Here's how to link a bank account:
For more detailed information about connecting your bank into your QuickBooks Online account, you can read this article: Connect bank and credit card accounts to QuickBooks Online.
When the download is complete, you are returned to the Banking page. The For Review tab will show the downloaded transactions from your credit card account. From there, you can review, categorize, and accept transactions to QuickBooks.
I've also listed the possible errors you may encounter upon connecting and the steps on how to resolve it. Please follow the links to fix specific error:
In case you'll need help downloading your bank transaction manually, check out this article for the steps: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online.
I'm always here to help if you have any other concerns or questions. Just tag my name in the comment section and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Take good care.
In connecting QB to my ETRADE Bank account, I have 2 factor authentication enabled. This uses the Symantec VIP phone app (6 digits - regenerating every 30 seconds).
I normally log in to the Etrade website with my user name and password (7 characters) followed by the 6 digit Symantec VIP code. My password is then 13 characters. This continues to work.
I have tried connecting with my 7 character password followed by 6 digit Symantec VIP code as well as with the first 7 characters of my password, without the Symantic VIP code.
Then QuickBooks asks for the 6 digit code and I enter it.
Neither method allows QuickBooks to connect to my Etrade Bank account.
What should I do?
Thanks for sharing your banking concerns here in this thread, @Graukopf.
Some banks have multiple names or they might have different types of accounts. They may only release one website for connection to QuickBooks Online. I'd suggest you search by the banking sign-in URL to ensure you are using the correct listing.
Here's how:
For future reference, you can also import bank transactions from Excel CSV files to QuickBooks Online.
I'd be here if you need additional help about connecting your bank account.
I have followed your instructions and receive error 107 (which is not listed above)
How do I connect etrade with QB?
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