Intuit Launches QuickBooks-Linked Business Credit Card

Small businesses often juggle separate tools for card spending, receipt collection, accounting and financing, obscuring their cash-flow position and adding work at month-end. Intuit is seeking to close that gap by embedding credit directly into QuickBooks, its accounting platform. The company’s financing research found that businesses using external funding were nearly twice as likely to be in an active growth phase as those relying on personal funds, underscoring the importance of timely capital access.

Intuit on July 22, 2026, launched the Intuit Business Credit Card, a World Elite Business Mastercard issued by WebBank for US small businesses. The no-annual-fee card offers unlimited 2% cash back on general purchases and 5% on Intuit products and services. Approved applicants can begin spending with a virtual card in as little as three minutes. Transactions, statements and receipts sync into QuickBooks, which can automatically match receipt images to purchases, while employers can issue unlimited employee cards and set individual spending controls.