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Open Financial Connectivity file format

Files bearing the OFC file extension were identifiable as financial data files in the Open Financial Connectivity data format. Obsolete, replaced by OFX file type.

Further details:

Open Financial Connectivity (OFC) is a file format used by Microsoft Money to transfer financial data.

It was a predecessor to the Open Financial Exchange (OFX) format. The OFC format was used to download transaction information from a financial institution's website and import it into personal finance software.

However, it is now considered obsolete and has been largely replaced by the OFX format.

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Microsoft Money

Older personal finance manager for Windows

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