Yes, your data is encrypted using the highest standards – if you opt to use a password when creating a database. Your data will even be fully encrypted if you use iCloud sync.

If you used iFinance 4 to connect a German bank account, iFinance 5 will provide the same Feature without additional cost. For banks in the United States, Canada, Austria, and France, please check this searchable banking list.

You tried to launch your app and just received the error message, the app “XY is damaged and can’t be opened. Delete XY and download it again from the App Store”? This is unfortunately a Mac App Store issue which has been around since the App Store launched.

However, there is no need to worry, simply follow these simple steps. Your data won’t be harmed because app data on your Mac is never stored inside an application.

– Move the current application from the Applications folder to the trash and empty it
– Launch the Mac App Store
– Login with the account you used to buy the app
– Go to your profile
– Then view your purchase history and download your app again

In some cases, these steps are not sufficient because the Mac App Store faces two issues Apple is obviously not able to tackle. If a simple re-download still results in the error message, this is what to do:

Delete the following files and restart the Mac: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/preferences.plist

Yes, iFinance 5 can import your databases from iFinance 4. The original iFinance 4 databases remain untouched and you can continue to use it in iFinance 4.

Databases can be synced via iCloud or WiFi. To use iCloud, you have to encrypt your database with a password. To choose one of the synchronisation options, please click on the little cog wheel to open the database settings.