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Check's technology, with Intuit's marketing budget behind it, could shape consumers' expectations of bill pay through their financial institutions and inspire entrepreneurs to cook up similar software to disintermediate banks.
May 29 -
Intuit Inc. has entered an agreement to buy Check for $360 million, adding payment capabilities to its online and mobile personal financial management (PFM) offerings.
May 27 -
Mint, a personal financial management tool from Intuit, will let users view digital Bitcoin transactions processed by Coinbase along with their spending and saving in traditional bank accounts.
January 30 -
Mint, a personal financial management tool from Intuit that inspired entrepreneur copycats worldwide, announced Wednesday an app for the Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8 operating systems.
December 4 -
Mint, the personal financial management tool that inspired copy-cat entrepreneurs around the world, updated its mobile app Monday to include Trends, a feature that lets people view transaction data by category, merchant, account, date or tags.
November 14
Mint, a personal finance platform, has added support for the Touch ID fingerprint recognition technology built into iOS 8-enabled Apple devices.
Typically used to unlock a phone, the Touch ID sensor on iOS 8 enabled devices will have the potential to be used to access the Mint app.
Users will still have the option to log in using a passcode. But a fingerprint touch password "adds another great layer of mobile security to Mint's 128-bit encryption and the physical security that banks use."
Mint's personal financial management website is designed to pull users' financial accounts into one electronic folder, for the purpose of better managing their money. It is currently used by millions of consumers and small businesses, as well as 1,800 banks and credit unions that are customers
