pofme.com Mint Doubles Network to
Include Nearly All U.S. Banks
Posted by POFME.com on April 23rd,
2010
Today, personal finance web app
Mint
is announcing that the number of financial
institutions it works with — and the number of
consumers it’s prepared to serve — will grow by
leaps and bounds.
Last fall, Mint was acquired for $170 million by
Intuit, the makers of Quicken and TurboTax. Mint
has incorporated Intuit’s coverage capabilities to
connect to a vast network of banks, credit unions
and credit card companies throughout the United
States.
Mint’s stats show that most Americans have an
average of 11 different financial companies that
they work with. As a result, Mint is only truly
valuable as long as all those accounts can be
managed from a central location.
“Intuit Financial Services directly serve banks,
so its aggregations works better than anything else
out there,” said Aaron Patzer, vice president and
general manager of Intuit’s personal finance group.
“This is an incredible benefit that results from
Mint.com becoming part of Intuit. If you’ve tried
Mint.com in the past and you couldn’t connect to one
of your checking, savings, or credit card accounts,
come back and check us out.”
Currently, Mint has three million users. Patzer
said that users’ top request from Mint was to
support more banks and make information more timely
and accurate. Transaction information will now be
available for twice the number of accounts Mint
could previously access, a total of more than 16,000
financial institutions and 17 million individual
accounts. Moreover, Mint has added access for the 20
most-requested financial institutions.
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