•  Skynesys, founded in 2023, centralises and automates the management of corporate bank accounts in a single AI-supported interface.
• The platform consolidates balances, transactions and operations from multiple banks to improve treasury visibility and reduce manual workloads.
• Co-founder Jalil Ketou also works as a support engineer at ALFYNS Group and holds a software engineering degree from the National Advanced School of Engineering of Douala.

Jalil Ketou introduces a new way of managing corporate banking operations through his digital solution, which improves access to financial information and the way firms use it daily.

Ketou, a Cameroonian tech entrepreneur and software engineer, is the co-founder of Skynesys, a digital-banking platform that applies artificial intelligence to corporate financial management by centralising and automating the oversight of bank accounts.

Skynesys, founded in 2023, presents itself as a platform for financial directors and executives who want to consolidate all their bank accounts in a single interface. The solution organises and analyses banking flows to simplify daily treasury monitoring and strengthen the quality of decisions linked to financial operations.

The platform aggregates balances, movements and operations from various banks into a unified dashboard. It integrates automation functions for control and analysis, which reduces manual tasks and limits risks associated with dispersed data processing.

For companies, Skynesys provides continuous visibility on cash positions, which helps them anticipate financing or investment needs more easily. The use of AI accelerates the identification of trends, irregularities and sensitive signals within the flows and supports banking and financial-risk management.

Alongside his entrepreneurial work, Ketou holds a support-engineer position at ALFYNS Group, a company active in IT training, digital financial services and IT services. He graduated from the National Advanced School of Engineering of Douala with a bachelor’s degree in software engineering.

This article was initially published in French by Melchior Koba

Adapted in English by Ange Jason Quenum