Topic: America First Credit Union

It appears that they have updated their SSL Certificate.
How is this verified and updated here?

Re: America First Credit Union

Getting an SSL validation error since March 1, 2011.

How does this get resolved?

Re: America First Credit Union

The issue is that https://ofx.americafirst.com/ returns an HTTP error 501 - not implemented.

Does anyone know the proper URL?

4 (edited by mstringm 2014-05-06 08:18:26)

Re: America First Credit Union

That OFX URL is correct.

Be sure to use ACCTID using the format listed here: https://www.americafirst.com/business/s … kbooks.cfm

Summary:
Account Type    Format
Savings    XXXXXX-X.1:SHR
Money Market Savings    XXXXXX-X.7:SEC
Checking    XXXXXX-X.9:CHK
Loan 1    XXXXXX-X.1:LN1
Visa Platinum    XXXXXX-X.6:VPL

For example, if you account number is 1234567 (most are 7 digits long??), and it is a checking account, then use: 123456-7.9:CHK (so you add a dash before the last digit, and append ".9:CHK" for a checking account. I have yet to try the other account types).

Also, I am using APPID QWIN, and APPVER 2300.
TRNUID doesn't appear to mean much for this banking institution. (just set it to something).

Re: America First Credit Union

As of yesterday I started getting timeouts when connecting to https://ofx.americafirst.com/ using a Python script that I wrote myself. Times out after 60 seconds. I haven't started talking to AFCU yet, I'm willing to wait a few days to see if it clears up.

6 (edited by JDMecham 2016-08-07 12:02:25)

Re: America First Credit Union

I did find this post: http://help.infinitekind.com/discussion … ver-change. It seems like they have changed their OFX server but I can't get either URL to work for me.

7 (edited by JDMecham 2016-08-07 12:04:24)

Re: America First Credit Union

UPDATE:
So I was able to get this url to work: https://webaccess.americafirst.com/Ofx/process.ofx
And this is what I had to change in my OFX post:
USERPASS is the the password you use for online access
FI ORG is AFCU
FI ID is 1001
ACCTID is your account number followed by "~9" (this is for a checking account)

And I was able to determine most of this by downloading an OFX file for my account and looking through it in a text editor.