July 22, 2026 - 17:37

Intuit has introduced a new small business credit card built to work directly with its QuickBooks accounting software. The company announced the World Elite Business Mastercard on Wednesday, developed in partnership with Mastercard.
The card is designed to simplify expense management for business owners by automatically categorizing purchases and syncing them with QuickBooks. This integration aims to reduce manual data entry and help users track spending in real time. Cardholders can also earn unlimited rewards on every purchase, with bonus categories for common business expenses like office supplies, software subscriptions, and shipping.
Unlike many traditional business cards, this offering focuses on cash flow flexibility. It comes with a 0% introductory APR for the first nine months on purchases, followed by a variable rate. There is no annual fee, and the card includes standard Mastercard benefits such as travel and purchase protection.
Intuit is positioning the card as a tool for small businesses that already rely on QuickBooks for bookkeeping. By linking spending data directly to the platform, the company hopes to give owners a clearer picture of their financial health without extra work. The card is now available for new applicants in the United States.
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