Section 15 — Consumer financial intelligence
Credit Karma
HIGH — POTENTIALLY INCREASINGAcquired by Intuit in 2020 for approximately US$7.1 billion, Credit Karma has expanded from credit monitoring into broader personal financial management.
Relationship
Intuit subsidiary group
Acquisition
Acquired 2020 — approximately US$7.1 billion
Technology proximity
HIGH — POTENTIALLY INCREASING
Last reviewed
10 August 2026
Exhibit 21.01, FY2025
Disclosed entities
Five-part analysis
Patent position mapping
Publicly evidenced
- Credit monitoring and credit intelligence
- Net Worth, helping users understand and manage financial position
- Intuit stated in November 2025 that its consumer platform delivers personal-finance management by predicting and automating actions across credit, debt, money management, wealth building and tax preparation
- In July 2026 Credit Karma described new AI-native tools intended to close the gap between financial information and financial action
Technology intersection
- Income understanding
- Expense understanding
- Financial health
- Liabilities
- Credit
- Future affordability
- Financial recommendation
RBMH differentiation
- Credit Karma primarily guides users toward better financial outcomes.
- The RBMH patent position potentially closes the next technical loop: using financial-state intelligence to control the authority to execute expenditure.
Strategic significance
- Prediction plus automated action on the consumer side is the fastest-moving area of proximity in the entire Intuit portfolio and should be re-reviewed frequently.
Sequence
Architectural comparison
CREDIT KARMA
- 01Know
- 02Recommend
- 03Optimise
RBMH
- 01Know
- 02Predict
- 03Decide
- 04Authorise
- 05Execute
- 06Record
- 07Learn
Patent position scorecard — Credit Karma
- Public evidence
- Strong
- Technology proximity
- High / Increasing
- Direct claim conclusion
- Not Determined
- RBMH differentiation potential
- High
- Strategic importance
- Very High
- Evidence quality
- Primary Intuit Source
- Last reviewed
- 10 August 2026
Publicly accessible sources
Evidence
Credit Karma
Credit Karma consumer platform
Current · CREDIT KARMA · Primary
Intuit Inc.
Intuit Investor Relations — SEC filings including FY2025 Form 10-K
FY2025 · SEC · Primary (regulatory)
Intuit Inc. (SEC)
Exhibit 21.01 — Subsidiaries of the Registrant
As of 18 August 2025 · SUBSIDIARIES · Primary (regulatory)