MYOB Bank Feed Error: Every Fix for Every Connection Problem

MYOB bank feeds disconnect most commonly when you change your online banking password, when your bank adds new security requirements like two-factor authentication, or when MYOB's bank feed partner updates their connection method. After a password change, always go to MYOB and reconnect the affected bank account straight away.

Go to Banking > Bank Accounts, click on the affected account, select 'Manage Bank Feed', and then click 'Reconnect'. Enter your online banking credentials when prompted. If your bank requires approval of the feed request, you may need to log into your internet banking to approve it before MYOB can connect.

Duplicates in MYOB usually happen when you import a statement file covering a period that is also covered by your direct bank feed. Before importing, check the date range of your import file and compare it to the last transaction date in your MYOB bank feed. Only import transactions from dates not already covered by the feed.

MYOB supports direct bank feeds for the major Australian banks including ANZ, CBA, NAB, and Westpac, plus many smaller banks and credit unions. However, not all institutions are supported. If your bank is not on the supported list, you can import statements manually in OFX, QIF, or CSV format.

When you first connect a bank feed in MYOB, you can typically retrieve up to 90 days of historical transactions depending on your bank. After the initial connection, MYOB retrieves new transactions automatically. If you need transactions older than 90 days, you will need to import them manually from a bank statement export.