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Get to know Check Inc. (now Mint Bills)

Originally founded as Pageonce in 2007, the company rebranded to Check Inc. in 2013. It provided a leading mobile bill pay application that simplified financial management for consumers by allowing them to aggregate their various billing accounts (utilities, credit cards, loans, etc.) into a single interface for tracking and payment. In 2014, Intuit acquired Check Inc. for approximately $360 million and rebranded the service to "Mint Bills," integrating it with its popular Mint personal finance service. The features of Mint Bills were eventually absorbed into the main Mint app, and the entire Mint product line was officially shut down by Intuit on March 23, 2024.

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Check Inc. (now Mint Bills)

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FTD LIMITED

(505 reviews)

British Virgin Islands

2017

(9 years)

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