Accounts that behave like ledgers
Every sub-account has its own balance, its own rules, and its own audit trail, so you won't need a spreadsheet to keep track of them.
Operating accounts, treasury and approvals in one ledger. The balance reconciles itself before your finance lead opens their laptop.
Live balance, categorised spend and the last five movements. It's the same view your board gets, without a monthly export.
Yield is shown net of fees and isn't a forecast. Keel is a financial technology company, and banking services are provided by its partner banks, Members FDIC. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
We made three decisions so your bank account can work as a treasury function.
Every sub-account has its own balance, its own rules, and its own audit trail, so you won't need a spreadsheet to keep track of them.
Idle balance sweeps into T-bills nightly and comes back before your first payment run. You set a floor, and the sweep never takes your balance below it.
Keel enforces payment policies at the rail. A payment outside policy won't go out, even when a founder sends it.
Keel handles the daily work around your balance: knowing what's safe to spend, approving what goes out, and giving the board a ledger that reconciles.
Keel combines runway, upcoming payroll, committed bills and the treasury floor into one available-to-spend figure, so you don't have to rebuild a spreadsheet to find it.
The amount, entity, counterparty and payment rail decide who approves. Reviewers see the evidence with the request, and nobody can skip a missing approval.
Every movement keeps its receipt, owner and account code. Exceptions stay flagged, and cleared items export straight to your accounting system.