An easy method to resolve Error Code 108 QuickBooks
                     Troubleshooting Bank Errors in QuickBooks Online
QuickBooks makes payroll and bill management easier for businesses. However, this 
program is prone to mistakes despite its widespread use, including bank errors in 
QuickBooks Online. Users may run into these issues when importing bank 
transactions into QuickBooks Online.
Although QuickBooks Online is highly preferred for accounting and bookkeeping, 
errors may arise due to user mishandling, especially during the importing of banking 
and bank feeds. Prompt resolution of these issues is essential. This article will explore 
resolving banking errors in QuickBooks, covering various reasons behind these errors 
with the method detailed below, which generally resolves most banking errors 
encountered by users.
For swift resolution of any QuickBooks issues, you can reach out to our 
QuickBooks error support team, available 24/7. Dial our Toll-Free Number 
1.855.738.2784 to receive immediate assistance and solutions to all your 
inquiries.

Types of Bank Error Codes in QuickBooks Online
Here is a list of the bank error codes in QuickBooks Online and what they indicate.
• QuickBooks error 101: You haven't interacted with your bank recently.
• QuickBooks error 103: Your banking login details are incorrect.
• QuickBooks error 106: Your account might be closed.
• QuickBooks error 102 and 105: There is an issue on your bank's side.
• QuickBooks error 108: Check the inbox of your bank account.
• QuickBooks error 155: Your bank connection is unsupported.
• QuickBooks error 109: Update your bank account password.
• QuickBooks error 179: You're logged in on another device.
Steps to Address Online Banking Errors in 
QuickBooks
Follow the steps below in sequential order to address online banking errors in 
QuickBooks:
Step 1: Initiate a manual download
To obtain the most recent transactions available, perform a manual download:
• Navigate to ‘Transactions’ and then ‘Bank transactions.’
• Choose the option to ‘Update.’
Step 2: Verify information on your bank or 
credit card's website
If downloads appear sluggish or halted, the problem might originate from the bank's 
side. Log in to your bank's website to investigate.
• Visit your bank or credit card's website.
• If uncertain about the URL, locate it by accessing Bank transactionn, then choose 
‘Link account.’
• Search for your bank, select it, and copy the URL displayed.
• Log in to your bank or credit card's website.
• Being able to sign in is an indication that there likely isn't a significant problem. 
Next, on your bank's website,
• Review your account for any messages, notifications, or alerts.
• Be attentive to any display-related issues while browsing the website, as these 
could hinder QuickBooks from fetching new transactions.
• Explore your bank's website for any notifications regarding updated security 
protocols.
• If everything appears satisfactory, return to QuickBooks and navigate to 
‘Transactions’ and then ‘Bank transactions.’
• Choose the option to ‘Update.’
Step 3: Refresh your bank details in 
QuickBooks
Have you recently made changes to your bank's website, such as updating your 
account number, username, or password? If yes, ensure to update this information in 
QuickBooks as well.
• Navigate to ‘Transactions’ and then ‘Bank transactions.’ (direct link provided).
• Click on the tile for the bank account, then choose ‘Edit.’
• Select ‘Edit sign-in information.’
• Make any necessary updates to your information.
• Initiate another manual download.
We trust that following the steps outlined above has effectively resolved the bank 
errors in QuickBooks Online. If you require further assistance, don't hesitate to 
reach out to our QuickBooks Online support team at our Toll-Free 
Number 1.855.738.2784.