In this week's first quarter earnings webcast, Intuit CEO Brad Smith said the first product to emerge will be Mint Bill while the development team is "working with Quicken to do somewhat the same thing."

Apparently further down the pipeline is work to provide functions to QuickBooks Online. The development team is investigating who to facilitate payments between consumers and the small businesses who use QuickBooks Online.

When Intuit announced the purchase in May it described Check as serving 10 million registered users. Intuit said it was paying about $360 million in cash "and other consideration". Intuit also said it would keep Check's office in Israel.

Check this month released a new version for iOS and what the Intuit unit called its biggest update for the iPad in the last two years. The company said the new version enables users to add the Check widget to the Notifications Center. They can also unlock check via fingerprint on devices that support Touch ID. Among other features are a new design which what was described as a "simpler, centralized home screen and revamped bills navigation."