Section 24 — Historical Intuit technology
Mint / Mint Bills
HIGH HISTORICALLYMarked clearly as HISTORICAL INTUIT TECHNOLOGY. Mint is not presented here as Intuit's current primary operating personal-finance product, but the technology history is analytically important.
Relationship
Intuit subsidiary group — historical technology
Technology proximity
HIGH HISTORICALLY
Last reviewed
10 August 2026
Exhibit 21.01, FY2025
Disclosed entities
Five-part analysis
Patent position mapping
Publicly evidenced
- Budgeting
- Transaction aggregation
- Bill tracking
- Spending analysis
- Personal financial modelling
Technology intersection
- Budget analysis
- Historical expenditure analysis
- Recurring bill prediction
RBMH differentiation
- Mint-era technology observes and models; it does not determine whether an expenditure may proceed.
- RBMH differentiation must be located in authority and the ordered lifecycle, not budgeting itself.
Strategic significance
- This history is particularly relevant because an Intuit budget-related patent was cited against the RBMH family.
HISTORICAL TECHNOLOGY — HIGH ANALYTICAL WEIGHT
Longstanding Intuit development in budgeting and bill intelligence is directly relevant to the prior-art landscape surrounding the RBMH position.
Historical technology territory
Relevant Intuit patents
Patent position scorecard — Mint / Mint Bills
- Public evidence
- Historical
- Technology proximity
- High (historical)
- Direct claim conclusion
- Not Determined
- RBMH differentiation potential
- Moderate
- Strategic importance
- High (prior art)
- Evidence quality
- Primary / Patent Record
- Last reviewed
- 10 August 2026
Publicly accessible sources
Evidence
Intuit Inc. (SEC)
Exhibit 21.01 — Subsidiaries of the Registrant
As of 18 August 2025 · SUBSIDIARIES · Primary (regulatory)
USPTO / Google Patents
US8,271,344 B1 — Budget Driven Purchase Monitor (Intuit Inc.)
Granted 2012 · PATENTS · Primary (patent record)