Intuit launched the Intuit Business Credit Card on July 22, 2026, a no annual fee World Elite Business Mastercard aimed at small businesses that keep their books in QuickBooks. The card is issued by WebBank and is open for applications now.
Earning is flat and simple. The card pays 2% cash back on everyday purchases with no stated cap, and 5% cash back on Intuit products and services, which covers QuickBooks, TurboTax, and Mailchimp subscriptions. Transactional fees such as merchant services are excluded from the 5% rate. Intuit is also running a welcome offer of $300 cash back after $3,000 in spend in the first three months.
The accounting hook
The pitch is the integration rather than the rewards. Card transactions sync natively into QuickBooks, so receipts match to charges without a separate feed or import step. Intuit says approved businesses can go from application to spending in as little as three minutes, with a virtual card issued immediately that works online or in a mobile wallet.
Businesses can issue unlimited employee cards at no extra cost, each with its own spending limit, category controls, and real time notifications.
Where it lands
A flat 2% on everything with no annual fee puts the card in the same tier as the established no fee business cash back cards, and the 5% Intuit category is worth real money to a business already paying for QuickBooks Online and TurboTax every year. A QuickBooks subscription is not required to apply.