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U.S. Bank and Quicken®
Manage your personal finances with Quicken.
Download your U.S. Bank transactions into Quicken and take control of your money.
What is Quicken?
Quicken is a personal financial management tool that helps you keep track of and manage your money.
As a U.S. Bank customer, you can use Quicken software to:
- Import your transaction data and account information.
- Reconcile downloaded transactions with your online software register.
- Schedule and pay bills to almost anywhere in the United States.
Three simple ways to access your account information with Quicken
Download from online banking
Log in to online banking and export your account information manually into Quicken with no U.S. Bank fees.
Web Connect
Connect to your U.S. Bank account from within Quicken at no extra cost with Web Connect. From your Quicken software, simply add your account by selecting “U.S. Bank Internet Banking” as the financial institution.
Direct Connect with bill pay
Automatically download your transaction information and pay bills in your Quicken software with Direct Connect. It’s just $3.95 per month with the first two monthly service fees waived if you connect at least once during your first two months of enrollment.
How do I set up Quicken Direct Connect with bill pay access?
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Step 1: You must have a U.S. Bank checking account and a U.S. Bank debit card to qualify for Direct Connect access.
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Step 2: Purchase Quicken software directly from Quicken prior to enrollment since U.S. Bank does not sell or distribute the software.
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Step 3: Call U.S. Bank Technical Support at 800-987-7237 and select option 2 to enroll in Direct Connect with bill pay.
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Have other questions about using Quicken?
If you don't use Direct Connect to automatically download your transaction data, you can manually download your transactions from online banking. First, log in to your U.S. Bank account. Once you’re logged in, choose any of your accounts to view the transactions. In the upper right corner, above your transaction list, choose “Download Transactions.”
For personal accounts, Quicken can integrate with your U.S. Bank checking accounts, savings accounts and credit card accounts.
Quicken® is a personal financial management application that offers a Home & Business product with features for property management and more. QuickBooks is small business accounting software by Intuit with features that can help you manage your business invoicing, payments, cash flow, payroll and inventory. You can integrate your U.S. Bank checking and savings accounts with Quicken or QuickBooks, whichever you determine is right for you. Visit our QuickBooks page for more about QuickBooks integration with U.S. Bank.
U.S. Bank is not affiliated with Quicken. Quicken is a registered trademark of its respective owner.
U.S. Bank is not affiliated with QuickBooks. QuickBooks is a registered trademark of its respective owner.
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