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What's new about my bank connections?

SOLVEDby TurboTax382Updated 1 year ago

Certain banks have an improved way of connecting to Mint called OAuth. For these financial institutions, you won't need to enter your email and password to add them to Mint. Rather, we'll take you to your bank's website to grant Mint access to your financial data.

We'll send you notifications and emails when your bank is ready to switch to OAuth. You have 30 days to complete the update to keep your bank synced with Mint.

Which banks use OAuth?

  • American Express
  • Bank of America
  • Capital One
  • Chase Bank
  • Citibank
  • PNC Financial Services
  • USAA
  • Wells Fargo

Is switching optional?

If you don't update your connection, your bank accounts won't sync or download new transactions.

Will my old transactions still display?

Yes, most banks will display a 90-day transaction history.

How do I update my connection when it's time to switch?

Once we tell you that your bank is switching to OAuth:

  1. Sign in to Mint
  2. Find your affected account and select Update now
  3. Sign in and approve the connection
  4. Your account is updated

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