RBMH×INTUIT

Section 10 — Movement of funds

Intuit Payments

VERY HIGH STRATEGIC RELEVANCE

These entities sit closest to the actual movement of funds. RBMH includes transaction execution after expenditure authority is obtained, so the operational intersection between Intuit's financial-intelligence systems and its payments infrastructure is strategically important.

Relationship

Wholly owned Intuit payment entities (Exhibit 21.01, FY2025)

Technology proximity

VERY HIGH STRATEGIC RELEVANCE

Last reviewed

10 August 2026

Exhibit 21.01, FY2025

Disclosed entities

Intuit Payments Inc.Intuit Payment Solutions, LLCElectronic Clearing House, LLC

Five-part analysis

Patent position mapping

Publicly evidenced

  • Merchant and business payment processing
  • ACH and card disbursement infrastructure
  • Payment data synchronised into the accounting record

Technology intersection

  • RBMH transaction execution stage
  • Linking of payment events to financial records and evidence
VERY HIGH STRATEGIC RELEVANCE

RBMH differentiation

  • RBMH is potentially not simply a payment rail.
  • It can be characterised as the governance layer controlling whether a payment event is permitted to commence.

Strategic significance

  • Any future licensing or commercial assessment should examine where Intuit's financial-intelligence systems intersect operationally with its payments infrastructure.

Order of operations

Process comparison

INTUIT

Financial system
Approval workflow
Payment rail

RBMH

Intent
Identity
Predicted financial state
Expenditure authority
Payment initiation
Evidence
Record update

Historical technology territory

Relevant Intuit patents

US9,882,892 B1

User Authorization Using Intent Tokens

Google Patents

Patent position scorecard — Intuit Payments

Public evidence
Strong
Technology proximity
Very High
Direct claim conclusion
Not Determined
RBMH differentiation potential
High
Strategic importance
Very High
Evidence quality
Primary Intuit / SEC Source
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)

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Intuit Inc.

Intuit Investor Relations — SEC filings including FY2025 Form 10-K

FY2025 · SEC · Primary (regulatory)

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Intuit QuickBooks

QuickBooks Bill Pay — product documentation

Current product documentation · QUICKBOOKS · Primary

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