AB-Transfers allows to carry out bank transactions online. It is meant to complement KMyMoney and GnuCash.
AB-Transfers allows to carry out bank transactions online. It is not indented to become a full-fledged financial application like KMyMoney or GnuCash, but is meant to be used in parallel to them. This application can execute transactions which are not (yet) supported by those applications and thus complements them. AB-Transfers is meant for private use and it is not planned to implement functions which make sense for business use. AB-Transfers makes use of the AqBanking tool. All transaction types known to AqBanking are supported and should be usable in AB-Transfers. NOTE: Currently the application is not internationalized, i.e. the UI is only in German.
AB-Transfers allows to carry out bank transactions online. It is not indented to become a full-fledged financial application like KMyMoney or GnuCash, but is meant to be used in parallel to them. This application can execute transactions which are not (yet) supported by those applications and thus complements them. AB-Transfers is meant for private use and it is not planned to implement functions which make sense for business use. AB-Transfers makes use of the AqBanking tool. All transaction types known to AqBanking are supported and should be usable in AB-Transfers. NOTE: Currently the application is not internationalized, i.e. the UI is only in German.
To install abtransfers, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install abtransfers
To see what files were installed by abtransfers, run:
port contents abtransfers
To later upgrade abtransfers, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade abtransfers
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