Meeco

Meeco, founded in 2012 in Melbourne, Australia by CEO Katryna Dow, builds infrastructure for consent-based personal data exchange: personal data vaults and wallets, verifiable credential issuance and verification, and consent management APIs that let enterprises give end users direct control over what personal data they share and with whom. Its Secure Value Exchange (SVX) platform packages secure data storage, verifiable credentials, and an identity wallet to help organizations comply with GDPR, Australia’s Consumer Data Right (CDR), CCPA, and open banking data-sharing mandates.

The company sells an API-first "API-of-Me" platform that banks, telcos, and health organizations integrate into their own consumer-facing offerings rather than a direct consumer app. Meeco has operated for 14 years on relatively modest disclosed external capital (public Crunchbase funding data is largely obfuscated), with a small team and reported annual revenue of roughly $4 million.

Meeco occupies a niche at the intersection of identity and access management, consent management, and data protection, differentiated by its verifiable-credentials and decentralized-identity architecture and multi-jurisdiction compliance focus rather than by serving traditional workforce or customer IAM use cases. Its long operating history without a major disclosed growth-stage funding round suggests a slow, steady trajectory rather than a venture-scale blitzscale, but positions it well as GDPR-style consent and credential-portability mandates expand globally.