Meeco
Company
Name: Meeco
Main: Website, Blog, App, Socials: Twitter, Youtube, Crunchbase, Linkedin, Related: MyData, Respect Network, DIF Founder: Katryna Dow Founded: 2012-08-23 Location: Australia, Melbourne, Victoria Policy: GDPR Sector: Enterprise Industry: ID Focus: Personal DataMeeco gives people and organisations the tools to access, control and create mutual value from Personal data
Privately, securely and with explicit consent
Meta
- Support Centre for Data Sharing interview with Meeco Related: mIKs-it, VELA, My Life Capsule Type: Post Date: 2021-06-23
- Meeco announced as Finnies 2021 finalist Related: Eftpos, Hedera Type: Post Date: 2021-05-23 Event: Finnies 2021
- Meeco announced as Finnies 2021 finalist Related: EFTPOS, Hedera Type: Post Date: 2021-05-23
- Meeco expands UX and Design team along with a new office in Adelaide Type: Post Date: 2021-03-22
- Meeco Terms & Conditions Update - Feedback Welcome Type: Post Date: 2021-02-18
- Meeco announces VELA Solutions partnership Related: VELA Type: Post Date: 2020-11-29 Market: Human Resources
- Meeco joins RegTech Association of Australia Related: RegTech Association of Australia Type: Post Date: 2020-03-23
- Meeco Positioned as Leader in Personal Identity Products in One World Identity’s Identity Industry Landscape Related: OWI Type: Post Date: 2020-03-16 Policy: GDPR
- Katryna Dow Named as a Top 100 Identity Influencer Related: Katryna Dow Type: Post Date: 2019-02-17
- Zero Knowledge Proofs of the modern digital lifefor access, control, delegation and consent of identity andPersonal data Type: Whitepaper Date: 2018-05-13 Projects: API-of-Me
- Advancing human-centric Personal data: MyData 2016 powered by MeCast Type: Post Date: 2016-08-16 Event: Mydata 2016
Meeco’s inception, its work so far and recent growth. Some of the the exciting projects discussed include mIKs-it, the safe multimedia app for children, developing a decentralised identity and verifiable credentials wallet and how innovators like VELA Solutions are transforming workforce management and My Life Capsule are helping their customers be prepared for a family emergency.
Meeco’s submission results from our work in collaboration with with eftpos and Hedera Hashgraph. The Australian payments giant eftpos recently announced joining the Hedera Governing Council after successfully conducting tests to determine the feasibility of a digital Australian dollar stablecoin for micropayments. Meeco plays an important part in this world-leading initiative as the wallet provider for the proof-of-technology.
Meeco’s submission results from our work in collaboration with with eftpos and Hedera Hashgraph. The Australian payments giant eftpos recently announced joining the Hedera Governing Council after successfully conducting tests to determine the feasibility of a digital Australian dollar stablecoin for micropayments. Meeco plays an important part in this world-leading initiative as the wallet provider for the proof-of-technology.
Meeco now has illustrious neighbours such as the Australian Space Agency, the Australian Institute for Machine Learning, the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre and coming soon, Amazon and MIT.
At Meeco, our mission is to develop the tools to enable people to collect, protect and securely exchange Personal data. We launched our first service in 2014 backed by Terms & Conditions we were proud to share. Starting with that first version, we’ve continued to invited feedback before implementing updates. We take our governance seriously, which starts with transparent and easy to understand terms of service.
Together, Meeco and VELA have created a secure digital credentialing platform to help individuals and businesses adapt to the changing work environment and modernise their HR practices.
History has shown us that at times of national emergency, Personal rights and freedoms are often traded for the greater good. Whilst these measures may be appropriate in the eye of the storm, society is often left with the legacy of less than optimal freedoms when life becomes more stable. One of the tools we have at our disposal is the rise of RegTech; specifically, the ability to implement greater monitoring, governance and separation of concerns that can help society balance between what we need to know, and the hard-fought freedoms of global citizens.
Meeco has been recognized as a leader in Personal Identity Products. Meeco is a GDPR compliant multi-sided Personal data platform to offer Personalised solutions and channels to build trust. Organisations can incorporate Meeco’s secure data enclave inside existing applications to create value for customers by simplifying onboarding and Personalising experiences. This balance of Me2B and B2Me, enabling new privacy enhanced business models to emerge, is core to Meeco’s unique position in the emerging Personal data market.
Katryna has been pioneering Personal data rights since 2002, when she envisioned a time when Personal sovereignty, identity and contextual privacy would be as important as being connected. Now within the context of GDPR and Open Banking, distributed ledger, cloud, AI and IoT it has never been so important to make sure identity works for us all.
The Meeco solution provides access, control, delegation and consent from the perspective of the individual user. Meeco enables people (data subjects)to provide their own verified records and controlled consent. This API-of-Me allows Meeco to provide a meta-data driven attribute wallet with no knowledge of the data to any authenticated identity of a user,which in turn enables an auditable Personal-event chain of data interactions at scale.
For conference attendees, whether participating in-person, or engaging with the MyData community in the comfort of your home or office, MyData 2016 powered by MeCast is the hub of Personal data activity, conversation, thought leadership and action throughout August and September.
Ecosystem
- EU Data Governance Act Type: Review Date: 2021-02-16 Policy: EU Data Governance Act Sector: Public
- European Strategy for Data Type: Report Date: 2020-02-19 Policy: EU Data Strategy Sector: Public
- Meeco Review of the European Data Strategy Type: Review Date: 2019 Policy: EU Data Strategy Sector: Public
We welcome the regulation as a needed common ground for clarifying the role of data intermediaries, building trust in these intermediaries and setting the direction for data governance, including the emergence of digital human rights.In this context we offer the following suggestions:
1. Explicitly include individuals as active participants in the definitions […]
2. Clarify the scope of the data sharing services (Art. 9 (2)) and extend it to include services that empower the data subject beyond compliance.
3. Foster the growth of intermediaries, which offer new technologies and have the greatest likelihood of success in Europe if supported by the Data Governance Act.
4. Open silos and implement soft infrastructure such as standards & open APIs to accelerate uptake and interoperability between data sharing services.
5. Foster eco-systems and demonstrate the value through practical use-cases.
6. Create a level playing field for sustainable data sharing by providing funding to pioneers at the forefront of developing data eco-systems
A Meeco Review of the European Strategy for Data Communication from the European Commission on February 19th, 2020
This document has been written to give the reader a snapshot of the new European Union (EU) Strategy for Data published as an EU communication on February 19th, 2020. In this document the authors express their opinion by way of commentary on the topic of Personal data management and analysis of the strategy that the EU will adopt.
Meeco’s review points the reader to some of the most important elements of the EU’s position on various data issues, as well as the key elements of its strategy. We have taken care to include all direct excerpts between quotation marks and to reference them clearly back to the original communication document, by way of footnotes and demonstrated through relevant case studies.
Explainer
- Hello, User: Episode 13 with Katryna Dow Type: Episode Date: 2022-01-11
- Data Privacy: does anyone care? Type: Post Date: 2021-09-15 Market: Privacy
- Opening the domestic card rails to innovation Type: Post Date: 2021-07-29 Market: Payments
- When you invent the ship, you invent the shipwreck' Parent: DataSovereigntyNow Type: Post Date: 2021-01-18
- Katryna Dow - Data minimisation: value, trust and obligation Parent: Ubisecure Type: Episode Date: 2020-10-14
- Understanding the difference between Identity, Authentication and Authorisation Type: Post Date: 2018-08-10
Welcome to lucky episode number 13! Your new host Aubrey Turner, Executive Advisor at Ping, is thrilled to welcome Katryna Dow, CEO & Founder of the award-winning data platform Meeco. Katryna discusses Meeco’s mission to enable everyone on the planet access to equity and value in exchange for the data and information they share. She talks about why she saw a need for Meeco’s services, what we need to know as we approach a more “physigital”world, and how her vision all started with a Tom Cruise film.
The compelling data and research suggest that my original question now needs to be reframed. People most certainly do care about their data privacy. The question now is: how are organisations going to bridge this data privacy chasm?
Enabling Australian FinTechs a direct avenue to discuss how they partner and collaborate to access the eftpos payments network through the Committee resulted in recommendations that covered a number of central themes, including consultation and engagement, regulation, and technology and solutionsBen Tabell, eftpos Chief Information Officer and Committee Chair
Katryna [Dow] believes that it is vital for the future of the internet that people and organisations obtain control of their data. This concept is called ‘data sovereignty’, but achieving that means rethinking the digital infrastructure the current internet is built upon. She calls for a soft infrastructure that consists of agreements between public and private-sector parties about the access to data.
She is the founder and CEO of Meeco, a Personal data and distributed ledger platform that enables people to securely exchange data via the API-of-Me with the people and organisations they trust. Katryna has been pioneering Personal data rights since 2002, when she envisioned a time when Personal sovereignty, identity and contextual privacy would be as important as being connected. Now within the context of GDPR and Open Banking, Distributed Ledger, Cloud, Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things have converged to make Meeco both possible and necessary. For the past three years, Katryna has been named as one of the Top 100 Identity Influencers.
Identity is the answer to the “Who am I?” or “What am I?” question.- Authentication is about asking can I trust who or what this is?
- Authorisation follows authentication to determine what services are available to the trusted party.
Resources
- Hello User Parent: HelloUser Type: Podcast Date: 2020-11-09
In the digital world, identity has evolved far beyond its old definitions. It’s the way we consume products. Our ability to vote. Our financial security. Digital identity can be created quickly, accessed broadly and even stolen…easily. And it doesn’t just live online. Welcome to Hello, User: the podcast that covers modern identity across every facet of our lives, from Personal to public to professional.