OFX/Direct Connect will no longer be supported by Chase as of October 6th, 2022

As of October 6th, 2022, Chase will no longer be supporting Direct Connect/OFX which includes 3rd-party bill pay. Along with some of the other larger financial institutions, Chase has moved to the Open Banking connection method for transaction importing. A link to an article that explains what Open Banking is all about is listed below.…

Why have my Chase accounts stopped working with Direct Access (errors 430/412 ‘Site not supported’)?

Chase recently stopped supporting the older legacy direct access connection method and now only supports the open banking method. You must be running version 8.7.5 in order to connect via direct access to Chase. To fix this in version 8.7.5, you will need to take all Chase accounts offline and relink them using the following…

OFX/Direct Connect error after updating to Banktivity 8.6

If you are unable to connect to your bank using OFX/Direct Connect after upgrading to Banktivity 8.6, taking the account offline and back online should allow you to get reconnected. We updated the connection client in v8 so in some cases, you may need to log in to your bank’s website to allow 3rd-party apps…

Banks that have moved to Open Banking and why (Is my bank on the list?).

Open Banking is a standardized way to allow you to share your financial data with third-party apps, like Banktivity and our backend providers, Yodlee and SaltEdge. It works by you granting your bank permission to share your data with Banktivity. It does this without you sharing your credentials and you can revoke access at any…