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Troubleshooting Bank Feed Issues in QuickBooks: 3 Easy Steps

  • Writer: ron son
    ron son
  • 12 minutes ago
  • 3 min read


We know that you become worried when it comes to your bank feeds or transaction reports. Bank connection features are the most critical in QuickBooks Online that you use to connect QBO and bank accounts, record and view transactions, and so on. But it might be troublesome at times and create problems for you. 

Bank feed issues in QuickBooks are uncommon; they must be treated as soon as possible. Implementing the steps carefully can easily resolve this. So, let’s move forward and learn the resolving methods.

If you are worried about your bank feeds, and resolving it alone feels risky. You can contact professionals anytime who are available 24*7 to resolve your queries. Make a call at +1.833.802.0002.  

Know Why Bank Feed Issues in QuickBooks Arise

Look at the reasons responsible for the bank feed issues.

  • These occur due to many outdated caches.

  • You are prone to these issues due to incorrect Sign-in Details. If you have outdated login credentials, you may run into QuickBooks error 355.

  • The bank server is not responding during synchronization.

  • Because you are using an unsupported QuickBooks version.

  • QuickBooks failed to recognize the bank file.

  • Because your company file has issues with bank accounts.

  • Your bank account is facing issues like pending alerts on your bank feeds.

How to Fix the Bank Feed Issues in QuickBooks

To fix your bank feed issues, you have been provided with a stepwise solution that is proven effective in resolving such errors. 

Step 1: Starting a manual download

  1. First, go to the Bookkeeping.

  2. It's time to click on Transactions.

  3. Choose Bank transactions.

  4. Click Update.

Step 2: Checking the bank or credit card's website

Check the connection URL QuickBooks is using to connect to your bank:


  1. Move to Bookkeeping.

  2. Tap on Transactions.

  3. Choose Bank transactions.

  4. Select the Link account. 

Note: No need to add an account, you only require a listed URL.

  1. Search and choose your bank.

  2. Let’s copy the URL listed for your bank.

  3. At last, you need to sign in to your bank or credit card website using the URL you copied.


If you easily signed in, this is a sign that you are free from major issues. Move ahead and check the following: 


  1. Firstly, check out your account's messages, notifications, or alerts.

  2. Now, look for the issues on the website. These might be preventing QuickBooks from downloading new transactions.

  3. Then, check for the announcements your bank makes about new security requirements.


If everything seems good, go back to QuickBooks and navigate to step one.


Step 3: Updating bank info in QuickBooks

  1. Move to Bookkeeping.

  2. Tap on Transactions.

  3.  Choose Bank transactions.

  4. Select the tile for the bank account. 

  5. Choose Edit.

  6. Tap on Edit sign-in info.

  7. Update your info if necessary.


In The End

In conclusion, we can say that bank feed issues in QuickBooks commonly occur due to bank server issues or incorrect details. To instantly recover from these issues, you can try starting to download transactions manually, checking the bank or credit card's website, ro updating bank info. For more information or direct connection to a QB Expert via phone, dial TFN.


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