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Banking & Treasury

In the CEMAC and OHADA zone, Mobile Money is not an accessory payment channel — it is often the primary cash flow route. Orange Money CM, MTN MoMo, Wave and Moov Money account for more than 60 % of customer receipts and supplier payments for many SMEs. SynkriaOps treats these flows exactly like a traditional bank account: every Mobile Money transaction can be imported, reconciled and posted to your bank journal.

Statement imports are the single source of truth for bank reconciliation. SynkriaOps accepts OFX, CSV (standard and operator-specific), PDF and MT940 formats. For PDF statements that are hard to process directly (scanned statements, Mobile Money statements in image format), the OCR engine takes over and automatically extracts transaction lines.

The recommended workflow is linear: Set up the accountImport the statementReconcile transactionsValidate accounting entries. Once transactions are reconciled, your general ledger is up to date with no manual re-entry, and the cash flow forecast reflects your actual position.

To use Treasury in SynkriaOps, you need:

  • At least 1 bank account or Mobile Money wallet configured in your company file (see Set up a bank account)
  • An open fiscal year covering the period of your statements
  • Statements downloaded from your bank or Mobile Money operator (OFX, CSV, PDF or MT940 format)
FormatCompatibilityNotes
OFX / QFXCommercial banks (Afriland, BICEC, UBA, etc.)Most reliable format, automatic mapping
Standard CSVAll banksColumn mapping required on first import
Operator CSVOrange Money, MTN MoMo, WaveTemplate auto-detected
MT940International banks, correspondent banksRecommended for foreign-currency accounts
Native PDFBanks and Mobile Money operatorsBuilt-in OCR extraction
Scanned PDFDigitised paper documentsOCR: 300 dpi scan quality recommended

If you are configuring Treasury for the first time, start by setting up a bank account, then return here to import your first statement. For a Mobile Money account, go directly to Import a Mobile Money statement.