Answer is yes. But you have to do it from you iPhone and the credit karma app. Now if I can just download those transactions.
I doubt the transactions will download. Apple has their own API (Application Programming Interface) for app developers to use to securely access transactions and card details. Credit Karma prefers their own system, which Apple does not support.
Well I can say I was able to see all my Apple Cash transactions in Credit Karma under it net worth section and my thought is if Credit Karma has access to this information why can Quicken or others be able to download this information as well.
Apple Cash is a service of Green Dot Bank and Apple Card is a service of Goldman Sachs. Credit Karma uses the iOS API available to all Apple Developers. Is there a Quicken Mobile app?
MacOS uses API’s through Cocoa. Goldman may not permit Quicken for various reasons. One I’ve heard is Quicken won’t use the provided API and instead connects directly through the bank and charges a fee to connect. Most banks pay the fee. I guess for whatever reason Goldman won’t. I have not been able to confirm that with a Goldman representative.
Can you link Apple Cash to credit karma
