Customers should always review the list of instructions that Quicken provides before going online. They should delete any instructions they do not want sent before going online. Additionally, customers should always review the Transmission Summary report that confirms the instructions they have just sent. If they notice any unauthorized transactions, they should notify their financial institution immediately. You should reveal your PIN only to those people authorized to use your services Change PINs regularly to reduce the chance that others will learn your PIN and use it to access your accounts For additional security, you may wish to use a datafile password that prevents unauthorized access to your Quicken datafile.
All transactions originating from Quicken are traceable.
Protecting the security of customers' financial information is a top priority for the online banking and payment services available through Quicken. To maximize the security of your data, all your online transactions are protected by RSA encryption and authentication tools licensed directly from RSA Data Security, Inc., a world leader in encryption technology. When you receive your online banking and online payment materials, you also receive a PIN that you can change. As an additional measure of protection, keep your PIN confidential and change it regularly. A password is a barrier against an unauthorized attempt to access a system of information.