Several years ago, Intuit began charging financial institutions to "license" their protocols that Quicken uses to communicate financial transactions with the bank. A local credit union that we have accounts with chose to drop support for Quicken rather than submit to Intuit's extortion. I didn't blame them.

I suspect Huntington is just passing that cost on to those few account holders that really want to depend on Quicken to do their banking with, rather than the vast majority that don't.