Online Banking with
Quicken® & QuickBooks®

Consolidate and organize your financial information.

Information for FirstBank customers using Quicken or QuickBooks during the transition to PNC.

Information for FirstBank customers using Quicken or QuickBooks during the transition to PNC.

Review the actions you must complete before July 31.

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Online Banking with Quicken® & QuickBooks®

Quicken is the personal financial software that makes money management a breeze. That's why so many people use it to create budgets and plans, track their spending, savings and tax data.

Features & Benefits

  • Get access to all your PNC Bank accounts and financial information during the day or night.
  • Download your balances and transaction information.
  • Use the electronic register to manage your checking account.
  • Budget, chart and plan your financial future.
  • Pay bills, transfer funds between PNC Bank accounts[1], stop payments and order checks.
  • Track spending, tax data, investments and net worth.

Find the right product

Combine Quicken with your PNC Bank checking, savings or money market account today, and you have everything you need to get your financial house in order. Quicken offers a variety of personal and business financial management software programs to choose from.

Compare and select the product that works best for you

System Requirements:

System Requirements for Quicken

System Requirements for QuickenBooks

Get Started

Already using Online Banking?

  1. Sign on to Online Banking.
  2. Select Help at the top of the page.
  3. Select Manage Accounts.
  4. Select Quicken® Enrollment from the Checking and Savings section.

New to Online Banking?
Enroll in Online Banking

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Already enrolled in PNC Online Banking with Quicken or QuickBooks?
For information on how to set up your PNC accounts in Quicken or QuickBooks, access the appropriate product’s Help system by selecting the Help menu and searching for Getting Started.

FirstBank Connections to Quicken & QuickBooks

Please follow these steps by July 31, 2026 so your Quicken or QuickBooks connection(s) transfer smoothly. 

As part of FirstBank’s conversion to PNC, you will need to update your Quicken/QuickBooks bank connection(s), so your transactions continue downloading without interruption.
 
What you need to do:
  • Between June 22 and July 31, 2026: Complete one final transaction download from FirstBank in Quicken/QuickBooks and review any pending transactions.
  • Starting June 22, 2026: Disconnect your FirstBank connection(s) and reconnect your account(s) by selecting the option labeled PNC Bank.

Important: Users need PNC Online Banking credentials to automatically connect their accounts to Quicken/QuickBooks. If you’re experiencing issues with your online banking credentials, please visit pnc.com/firstbank or call 800-762-2035 for support.

Important Dates:

  • June 18, 2026: Last day FirstBank transactions will update through your existing Quicken/QuickBooks connection(s).
  • June 22, 2026: You can begin connecting your accounts to PNC in Quicken/QuickBooks.
  • July 31, 2026: Last day to sign in to FirstBank Online Banking to access or download historical transactions. After this date, your FirstBank account data will no longer be available to automatically import.

How To Connect Your New PNC Accounts

We recommend that all users connect through the default connection option when searching for PNC Bank, which is labeled as Express Web Connect+ in the Account List once connected. This option uses your PNC Online Banking credentials and allows Quicken to automatically download account activity in real time.

Quicken on Windows

Between June 22 and July 31, 2026:

  1. Complete a final transaction download. Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers (this is required).
  2. Backup your Quicken Windows data file and update the application (not required but strongly recommended by Quicken):
    1. Select File.
    2. Select Copy or backup file.
    3. Select Create a complete backup.
    4. Save the backup.
    5. Select Help, then Check for Updates to download the latest Quicken update.

On or After June 22, 2026:

  1. Deactivate banking connection for accounts connected to FirstBank.
    1. Select Tools.
    2. Select Account List.
    3. Select Edit on the account you're deactivating.
    4. In Account Details, select Online Services.
    5. Select Deactivate. Follow the prompts to confirm.
    6. Select the General tab.
    7. Delete the Financial Institution (FirstBank) and Account Number information. Select OK to close the window.
    8. Repeat these steps for each connected FirstBank account.
  2. Reconnect your account(s) to PNC Bank.
    1. Select Tools.
    2. Select Account List.
    3. Select Edit on the account you want to connect.
    4. In Account Details, select Online Services and then Set up Now.
    5. Search for and select PNC Bank.
    6. Enter your PNC user ID and password and follow the on-screen instructions to complete authentication.
    7. Choose the accounts you want to connect to Quicken and select Authorize.
      1. Important: Quicken recommends that you select ALL PNC Accounts to avoid any future connection issues. Selecting all your PNC accounts here does not automatically add the accounts to Quicken, you'll choose the accounts you want later.
    8. Select Return to Quicken and go back to the Quicken program if you’re not automatically redirected.
    9. The PNC accounts you authorized previously will now appear. Select Link to Existing Account for each of your new PNC accounts you want to connect.
      1. Important: Linking accounts maintains all your historic data within Quicken under your new PNC account. Do not create a new account unless this is a brand-new account you have never tracked in Quicken. If you are presented with accounts you don't want to track in this data file, choose Ignore - Don’t choose Download into Quicken.
    10. After all accounts have been matched, select Next and then Done.

Quicken on Mac

Between June 22 and July 31, 2026:

  1. Complete a final transaction download. Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers (this is required).
  2. Back up your Quicken Mac data file and update the application (not required but strongly recommended by Quicken):
    1. Select File.
    2. Select Save a Backup.
    3. Select Quicken.
    4. Check for Updates, to download the latest version.

On or After June 22, 2026:

  1. Deactivate banking connection for accounts connected to FirstBank.
    1. Select Tools.
    2. Select Account List.
    3. Select Edit on the account you're deactivating.
    4. In Account Details, select Online Services.
    5. Select Deactivate. Follow the prompts to confirm.
    6. Select the General tab.
    7. Delete the Financial Institution (FirstBank) and Account Number information. Select OK to close the window.
    8. Repeat these steps for each connected FirstBank account.
  2. Reconnect your account(s) to PNC Bank.
    1. Find your account in the Accounts list on the left side.
    2. Select Accounts.
    3. Select Settings.
    4. Select Set up transaction download.
    5. Search for and select PNC Bank, then select Continue.
    6. Select Continue on the Add Account page.
    7. Enter your PNC user ID and password and follow the on-screen instructions to complete authentication.
    8. Choose the accounts you want to connect and select Connect my accounts.
      1. Important: Quicken recommends that you select ALL PNC Accounts to avoid any future connection issues. Selecting all your PNC accounts here does not automatically add them to Quicken, you'll select the accounts you want later.
    9. Select Return to Quicken and go back to the Quicken program if you’re not automatically redirected.
    10. The PNC accounts that you authorized previously will appear on the Accounts Found screen. Under Action, choose Link and select each account you're connecting in the drop-down menu. 
      1. Important: Linking accounts maintains all your historic data within Quicken under your new PNC account. Do not create a new account unless this is a brand-new account you have never tracked in Quicken. If you are presented with accounts you do not want to track in this data file, choose Ignore - Don’t Download into Quicken.
      2. After all accounts have been matched, select Finish.

QuickBooks Desktop on Windows

Between June 22 and July 31, 2026:

  1. Complete a final transaction download. Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers (this is required).
  2. Back up your QuickBooks Windows data file and update the application (this isn't required but is strongly recommended by QuickBooks):
    1. Select File.
    2. Select Back Up Company.
    3. Select Create Local Backup.
    4. Select Help, then Update QuickBooks Desktop to download the latest QuickBooks update. 

On or After June 22, 2026:

  1. Deactivate banking connection for accounts connected to FirstBank.
    1. Select Lists.
    2. Select Chart of Accounts.
    3. Right-click on the first account you would like to deactivate and select Edit Account.
    4. Select Bank Feeds Settings tab in the Edit Account window.
    5. Select Deactivate All Online Services and select Save & Close.
    6. Select OK for any alerts or messages that may appear with the deactivation.
    7. Repeat steps for any additional accounts that apply.
  2. Reconnect your account(s) to PNC Bank.
    1. Select Lists.
    2. Select Chart of Accounts.
    3. Right-click on the first account you would like to deactivate and select Edit Account.
    4. Select Set Up Bank Feeds on the bottom of the popup screen and select Yes in the dialog box that appears.
    5. Search for and select PNC Bank. Select Next and then Continue.
    6. Enter your PNC user ID and password and follow the on-screen instructions to complete authentication.
    7. Choose the accounts you want to connect and select Authorize.
      1. Important: QuickBooks recommends that you select ALL PNC Accounts to avoid any future connection issues. Selecting all your PNC accounts here does not automatically add them to QuickBooks, you will select the accounts you want later.
    8. Select Return to QuickBooks and go back to the QuickBooks program if you’re not automatically redirected.
    9. The accounts that you authorized previously will appear. Select Link to Existing Account in the Actions drop-down menu for each account you're connecting.
      1. Important: Linking accounts maintains all your historic data within QuickBooks Desktop under your new PNC account. Do not select Add Account unless this is a brand-new account you have never tracked in QuickBooks Desktop. If there's an account you don't want to track in this data file, select Do Not Add.
    10. After selecting an action option for each account, select Next to finish.

QuickBooks Desktop on Mac

Between June 22 and July 31, 2026:

  1. Complete a final transaction download. Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers (this is required).
  2. Backup QuickBooks Windows data file and update the application (this isn't required but is strongly recommended by QuickBooks):
    1. Select File.
    2. Select Backup.
    3. Download the latest QuickBooks Update. 
    4. Go to QuickBooks.
    5. Select Check for QuickBooks Update.

On or After June 22, 2026:

  1. Deactivate banking connection for accounts connected to FirstBank.
    1. Select Lists.
    2. Select Chart of Accounts.
    3. Find the first account you would like to deactivate and select Edit.
    4. Select Edit Account.
    5. Select Online Settings in the Edit Account window.
    6. In the Online Account Information window, select Not Enabled from the Download Transactions list and select Save.
    7. Select OK for any alerts or messages that may appear with the deactivation.
    8. Repeat these steps for each account.
  2. Reconnect your account(s) to PNC Bank.
    1. Select Banking.
    2. Select Online Banking Setup.
    3. Search for and select PNC Bank, then select Next.
    4. Enter your PNC user ID and password and follow the on-screen instructions to complete authentication.
    5. Choose the accounts you want to connect and select Authorize.
      1. Important: QuickBooks recommends that you select ALL PNC Accounts to avoid any future connection issues. Selecting all your PNC accounts here does not automatically add them to QuickBooks, you'll select the accounts you want later.
    6. Select Return to QuickBooks and go back to the QuickBooks program if you’re not automatically redirected.
    7. The accounts that you authorized previously will appear. Choose Select an Account in the Store in the QuickBooks Account drop-down for each account you're connecting.
      1. Important: Linking accounts maintains all your historic data within QuickBooks Desktop under your new PNC account. Do not select New unless this is a brand-new account you have never tracked in QuickBooks Desktop. If you are presented with accounts you don't want to track in this data file,  select Do Not Add.
    8. After selecting an action option for each account, select Next and then Done to finish.

Between June 22 and July 31, 2026:

  1. Complete a final transaction download. Accept all new transactions into the appropriate registers (this is required).
  2. Create a backup of your QuickBooks Online data file (this isn't required but is strongly recommended by QuickBooks):
    1. Select Settings.
    2. Select Back Up Company.
    3. Select Run Manual Backup.

On or After June 22, 2026:

  1. Access Bank Feeds.
    1. Go to Accounting.
    2. Select Bank Transactions.
  2. Deactivate banking connection for accounts connected to FirstBank.
    1. Select on the account you wish to deactivate.
    2. Select the Pencil icon, then select Edit Account Info.
    3. Check the box labeled Disconnect this Account on Save, then select Save and Close.
    4. Repeat steps for any additional accounts that apply.
  3. Reconnect your account(s) to PNC Bank.
    1. Go back to Accounting. 
    2. Select Bank Transactions.
    3. Select Link Account.
    4. Search for and select PNC Bank.
    5. Enter your PNC user ID and password and follow the on-screen instructions to complete authentication.
    6. Choose the accounts you want to connect, then select Connect my accounts.
      1. Important: QuickBooks Support recommends that you select ALL PNC Accounts to avoid any future connection issues. Selecting all PNC accounts here doesn't automatically add them to QuickBooks, you will select the accounts you want later.
    7. The accounts that you authorized previously will appear. Select Link to Existing Account in the Actions drop-down for each account you're connecting.
      1. Important: Linking accounts maintains all your historic data within QuickBooks Online under your new PNC account. Don't create a new account unless this is a brand-new account you have never tracked in QuickBooks Online. If you're presented with accounts you don't want to track in this data file, uncheck the box next to that account.
    8. After selecting an action option for each account select Connect and Finish.
  4. Verify and download transactions.
    1. Once reconnection is complete, QuickBooks Online will begin downloading recent transactions. Review your Bank Transactions tab to ensure data is syncing correctly.
    2. Exclude any duplicate transactions.
      1. Select Bank Transactions from the left column.
      2. In the For Review section, select the checkboxes for the transactions you want to exclude and select Exclude.

Troubleshooting tips:

  • If you see Error 377, try clearing your browser cache and cookies, then repeat the Fix Now steps.
  • Ensure you are using an up-to-date browser (Chrome, Edge, or Safari).
  • Confirm that you have access to PNC Online Banking with the correct credentials.
  • Make sure to approve all security prompts when completing the multi-factor authentication.
  • If the issue persists, contact QuickBooks Online support for additional help.

Frequently Asked Questions

PNC customers should connect through the default connection option PNC Bank. Benefits include: 

  • Account transactions and balances pulled in automatically to Quicken/QuickBooks through the account update feature. 
  • Real-time data can be added to Quicken/QuickBooks as soon as a transaction posts in PNC Online Banking.
  • Preferred method of account connection for both PNC and Intuit (parent company of Quicken). 
  • No service fees. 
  • No separate login credentials to remember. Customers use their PNC Online Banking login to connect. 

Step-by-step procedures can be found above. Be sure to note: 

  • Between June 22 and July 31, 2026: Complete one final transaction download from FirstBank in Quicken/QuickBooks and review any pending transactions. 
  • Starting June 22, 2026: Disconnect your FirstBank connection and reconnect your account(s) by selecting the option labeled PNC Bank.
    • Note: make sure to select link to existing account, and choose the applicable account(s), when importing PNC data for the first time for any accounts that were previously connected to Quicken/QuickBooks through FirstBank.
  • Important dates:
    • June 18, 2026: Last day FirstBank transactions will update through your existing Quicken/QuickBooks connection. 
    • June 22, 2026: You can begin connecting your accounts to PNC in Quicken/QuickBooks.
    • July 31, 2026: Last day to sign in to FirstBank Online Banking to access or download historical transactions. After this date, your FirstBank account data will no longer be available to automatically import. 

If your connection type automatically pulls over transactions once you log into Quicken/QuickBooks then no action is needed; transactions should be present on your data file and you can begin updating your connections to PNC Bank.

If your connection type requires you to manually trigger a transaction download (i.e. QuickBooks Desktop), then users will need to complete this prior to disconnecting their accounts from FirstBank.

Customers will no longer be able to automatically pull in their FirstBank transactions to Quicken/QuickBooks. Any missing transactions that were not imported prior to the deadlines mentioned above will need to be manually added to Quicken/QuickBooks. You can find your FirstBank statements in PNC Online Banking.

Users should verify all transactions are accounted for after updating their connections to PNC and refreshing transactions starting 6/20/26. FirstBank statements can be found in PNC Online Banking and can be used to verify transactions.

Follow these steps in PNC Online Banking

  1. Sign on to PNC Online Banking.
  2. Go to the Profile and Settings menu at the top of the page.
  3. Select Alerts and Communication.
  4. Then, select the Statements and Document tab.

If any transactions are missing, we recommend that you manually add them to Quicken/QuickBooks. 

No. When you step through the account setup process be sure to select your pre-existing PNC accounts at the authorization step. PNC and Intuit both recommend you avoid any disruption by selecting all accounts in this process, outlined in the step-by-step procedures. 

Yes. PNC offers customers the ability to import transaction files specialized for Quicken/QuickBooks via Web Connect. In PNC Online Banking customers can export transactions and select either the file format .QFX for Quicken or .QBO for QuickBooks. 

PNC and Intuit recommend customers reach out to Quicken/QuickBooks support directly for issues related to the software. If you have questions or need assistance specific to PNC call 800-762-2035.