Intuit Unveils Credit Card for Small Businesses Synced to QuickBooks
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Home > Small Business Small Business | July 22, 2026 Intuit on Wednesday rolled out Intuit Business Credit Card, which syncs natively to QuickBooks and gives small businesses visibility into spending and cash flow. Jason Bramwell Global financial technology company Intuit on Wednesday rolled out Intuit Business Credit Card, which syncs natively to QuickBooks and gives small businesses visibility into spending and cash flow. The World Elite Business Mastercard is designed to help businesses manage spending, access credit, and understand their financial health in one place, Intuit says in a media release. The company touts unlimited 2% cash back on everyday purchases and 5% cash back on Intuit products and services (doesn’t include transactional fees; example: merchant services). All cash back for bonuses and rewards will be applied in the form of a statement credit to the user’s Intuit Business Credit Card account. The card can’t be used to pay other debts, such as a loan or credit card balance, according to Intuit. Unlike solutions built primarily around expense tracking, Intuit says its business credit card “adds the benefit of repayment flexibility with a customized credit limit, and native synchronization with QuickBooks, in addition to robust expense controls and rewards.” “The Intuit Business Credit Card gives businesses something they have never had before: a single...
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Leveraging Mastercard’s global payments network, each purchase is protected by advanced, AI-driven fraud detection and zero liability coverage, Intuit says.
