Here I will maintain a list of tools that support OFX for communicating with financial instutitions. If you know of any such tools that are not already listed below, please leave a reply below so that I can list them here.
Desktop Applications
- MS Money $
- Quicken $
- GnuCash
- AceMoney
- MoneyDance $
- jGnash
- SplashMoney – “We support Windows, Mac OS, Palm OS, Windows Mobile, and soon: BlackBerry and iPhone.”
Web Applications
- Yodlee
- Money Trackin
- Mvelopes
- MySpendingPlan.com
- Wesabe
Developer Tools
OFX Blog 
Can someone please tell me how to setup online banking with MoneyDance and Wachovia. I have tried manually and automatically and receiver errors both ways. I am at my wits end! Any help is appreciated.
Mint?
http://www.mint.com/
and Quicken Online? (under web)
http://quicken.intuit.com/online-banking-finances.jsp
KMyMoney2 also support OFX
iBank by iggsoftware is a Mac program that also supports OFX.
Don’t forget us: SplashMoney
http://www.splashdata.com/splashmoney/
We support Windows, Mac OS, Palm OS, Windows Mobile, and soon: BlackBerry and iPhone.
–Justin
SplashData
Anyone know of a test server? How about a know good example request?
I’m trying to write a Finance::OFX module for Perl. So far my bank returns nothing but “400 Bad Request” when I try to send a SONRQ. I’m trying to test against FirstIB in case anyone cares.
iBank for the Mac also supports OFX
http://www.spendview.com supports OFX aswell.
BK
Are you aware of any programming libraries like that offered by nsoftware.com but that don’t cost upwards of $600?
Disclaimer: I am the author of this product.
Take a look at Personal Finance Manager from http://www.mjrz.net. It is written in Java, so will work on all platforms.
Currently it supports basic double entry accounting.
Import OFX data.
Download statements for Bank and Credit card accounts using OFX protocol
I guess you can add Apple Numbers to the list of supported desktop applications.
Check out https://www.expensr.com/
I haven’t yet, but I see it listed as supporting OFX! And apparantly it’s free.
Nice!
[…] Tools […]