Email sent to me to Confirm EFT account info that I did not request?

I literally had the same thing happen to me. Except its under my son's name and then my checking account information. I am so confused!! 

Hi there, @Jesselyn and @Newfocusbookkeeping. Your accounts' security is my priority. I'm here to route you to the right department to verify the email information.

I understand that you didn't request any changes to your account. Since you've got an email about your EFT account updates, I would recommend reaching out to our QBO Support to confirm and review your information. I love to check this for you, but for privacy reasons, I won't be able to display personal details here in the Community forum.

To contact support:

1. Sign in to QuickBooks.
2. Go to the Help menu.
3. Tap on Contact Us from the Search tab.
4. Enter your concern, then Continue.
5. Choose a way to connect with support.

You can contact support at your convenient time. See their business hours from this article: QuickBooks Online Support.

I would like to inform you that our emails will always come from an email address that ends with @intuit.com/@e.intuit.com. For more tips about recognizing official Intuit correspondence and websites in the future: Identify suspicious activity, phishing scams, and potential fraud.

If you happen to receive doubtful emails, you can report them directly. 

On the other hand, I'm adding this material for more tips while recording EFT payments in QuickBooks: Record a bill payment by EFT, ATM card, or debit card.

I'm pleased to assist you today. If you have follow-up questions with your accounts or QuickBooks, let me know by leaving a comment below. Have a good one!

This is spam email. Don’t worry just ignore it

I received the same email. I was signing up for QBO payments to accept credit card payments or checks for invoices. I called and spoke to them and it was legit. I just needed to continue the setup for online payment processing. It now shows in my account info under payments. 

I hope this helps!