What if I forget my Quicken ID password?
If you're seeing a password error when prompted for your Quicken ID (as pictured below), you can find help for this by
How can we help?
✖Still need help? Contact Us
I'm getting an "Oops" error when I try to register Quicken
An "Oops" error during the registration process is typically caused when your Quicken is not updated to the latest release. As part of Quicken’s continuous efforts to keep your data secure, you are required to use the latest Quicken update versions, which support several security enhancements including Multi Factor Authentication (MFA). If you have not updated to the latest release, your Quicken may not be MFA enabled, and thus can’t connect to the internet.
You can
I'm seeing a blank registration screen
You can find steps to resolve this issue
I no longer have access to the email address I used to register my Quicken ID
You can submit a request to change the email address for your Quicken ID
What if I don't receive a verification code?
First, when you have chosen the delivery option for your verification code, make certain you click Continue to have the code sent.
If you've had the code emailed to you, check your junk or spam folders - it's possible that the verification code was sent there. If the email isn't there, and you don't receive a text, you may have to verify your account information:
Go to the
My Account page.Sign in, then click Sign in & Security.
Click Change in the Quicken ID section to verify that your email address is correct.
Click Change in the Phone Number section to verify that your number is correct.
You can also choose how you want to receive your security code. Click Change to select email, text message, or phone call.
Note: If you haven’t added your cell phone number yet, add and verify it so you can receive verification codes more easily in the future.
If you require further assistance, please
