QuickBooks Checking: A bank account designed for small businesses
QuickBooks users can open a bank account that lets them get fast payments with no monthly minimum requirements, and the beautiful thing is it’s powered by QuickBooks for seamless accounting.
It’s also free.
To be clear, QuickBooks and Intuit are a technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by Intuit’s partner, Green Dot Bank.
Imagine how much easier it would be to have a QuickBooks bank account built to work seamlessly with your QuickBooks Online accounting software, QuickBooks Online Payments, and QuickBooks Online Payroll. Magnificent!
QuickBooks Checking business bank account benefits
Free to open
No monthly fees or account minimums**
Access to Instant Deposit, without the added fee, if eligible**
Use envelopes to save for expenses and earn 1.75% APY**
Cash flow projections and insights**
Seamless integration with QuickBooks Payments and QuickBooks Payroll**
ACH transfers for no additional fee**
Withdraw funds at over 19,000 AllPoint ATMs
Pay bills right from QuickBooks**
Free premium debit card with your company name
FDIC insured up to $250,000**
Easy digital setup and customer support
How to get it?
You need a QuickBooks Online subscription in order to get QuickBooks Checking and Payments. If you’re already a QuickBooks Online user, you can access Banking on the left side navigation after logging in to your QuickBooks account.
If you need to get a QuickBooks Online account, contact us, or use this link.
No monthly fees, just a simpler way to pay**
The QuickBooks Debit Card means more spending power for your business. Get paid digitally, keep tabs on your cash, and use your debit card at over 19,000 no-fee AllPoint ATMs.**
Set aside savings with QuickBooks Envelopes
Tuck away cash and earn interest with envelopes inside your QuickBooks Checking account. Each envelope is a bucket you can use to save for expenses and reach your business goals faster. You earn 1.75% APY on balances saved in envelopes.**
Custom cash flow forecasting
Plan ahead and stay ahead. View your account balances so you know where you stand, and forecast cash flow 30 and 90 days out to make smarter decisions for your business.**