I have been talking to my clients (and prospective clients) about using QuickBooks Bank. My advice is to consider what is being offered:

  • QuickBooks Checking Bank account earns 1.75% APY
  • There are NO fees
  • The bank never disconnects from QuickBooks
  • Payments and spending are automatically synced so your books are up-to-date
  • No minimum balance
  • Free to open
  • No monthly maintenance charges
  • Access your cash at over 19,000 ATMs
  • FDIC insured up to $250,000
  • Free Debit Card with your company name

The QuickBooks bank is offered through Quickbooks but is operated by Green Dot Bank.

Full Disclaimer

I do not work for Intuit or Quickbooks, nor do I work for Green Dot Bank. I earn no commission or compensation of any kind if you opt to open and use the QuickBooks bank. I am only providing information about a service offered to QuickBooks Online users.

Only you can decide if QuickBooks Bank makes sense to use in your business. If you need assistance or want more information, please reach out to me via my contact form. I will be glad to answer any questions and assist you.

Here is the link to QuickBooks Checking Bank.

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