Open Financial Exchange (OFX) and Quicken Financial Exchange (QFX)
Many online checking and credit card institutions support the Open Financial Exchange, or OFX, statement file format. Some banks provide statements in the QFX file format, which is closely related to OFX. Money can import basic transaction lists from statements in both formats.
Comma-Separated Values (CSV)
Online banks may make your transaction history available in a common text format, or CSV (comma-separated values). The format separates data into fields representing a bit of information about each transaction, such as the amount or a check number. The order of the fields should be consistent throughout the file. These files can be viewed and edited in Numbers and Excel.
Quicken Interchange Format (QIF)
A number of accounting applications and many online banks provide easy access to your financial information using a standard file format called Quicken Interchange Format, or QIF. Money lets you import these QIF files with ease by providing several options for working with the many variations this format allows.