Are you using Mint or Credit Karma or Quickbooks Online to manage your personal or business finances? It sounds like the program is trying to update your account status. That sounds more or less normal to me. I use Quicken on my Mac for personal finance and if I wanted to (I don't), it would connect to my bank every time I run the program to look for new deposits and withdrawals. I expect a cloud-based program like that would want to keep itself up to date, especially if there is a smartphone app that is supposed to alert you to new deposits or withdrawals, it has to connect to get that info.
If you never signed up for Mint, Credit Karma, or a similar service to manage your finances, then there is no reason that Intuit would connect to your account except to take payment for a tax service or a subscription service, and that would only be once a month at most, and they don't need your history, just to take a payment.
