Meeco is an enterprise software company that builds tools for data custodians to enable individuals to access, control, and securely exchange their personal data. Founded in 2012 and headquartered across Belgium, the UK, and Australia, the company operates at the intersection of data privacy, digital identity, and personal data sovereignty. Meeco's platform provides a suite of integrated developer-focused tools built on open standards, including OpenID, W3C, and Decentralized Identity Foundation (DIF) specifications. The platform supports verifiable credentials, zero-knowledge proofs, and consent and delegation frameworks for identity and personal data management. The company's primary customers are data custodians — including financial institutions, telecommunications providers, and government bodies — who deploy Meeco's tools to offer their end users greater control over their personal data. Meeco's infrastructure underpins applications that aim to allow individuals to manage their digital identity and data across various contexts without compromising privacy or security. Meeco participates in multiple standards bodies and working groups, including IEEE, OpenID, W3C, and DIF. It also engages with communities focused on personal data rights such as MyData and various fintech associations. Technology partnerships include Microsoft, AWS, and Hedera. The company has published research including a white paper on zero-knowledge proofs for access, control, delegation, and consent of identity and personal data, and a blockchain identity paper titled "Immutable Me."