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Why does Intuit's institution availability vary between Simplifi and Mint?

Duke0486

Hello!

As a former Mint user, I've noticed that not all institutions I was able to connect at Mint are able to be connected to Simplifi. Both Simplifi and Mint use(d) Intuit as their account aggregator. So if they both use the same aggregator, shouldn't the same institutions be available for Simplifi that were available for Mint? What am I missing?

Thanks!
Scott

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Coach Natalie

@Duke0486, thanks for posting your inquiry!

We don't have this type of information here in the Community. This sounds like a question better posed to Intuit. Feel free to post back with any findings!

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As a general reminder. Quicken is THANKFULLY no longer owned by Intuit. Maybe one of the chief reasons Quicken still exists!

Thank you Intuit for selling off Quicken before completely Running it into the ground!