Kigo is a mobility technology brand that helps cities, businesses, and communities manage access, parking, identity, and payments through a unified digital platform. Founded in 2010 as a pioneer in virtual parking meters, the company has expanded from mobile street-parking payments to solutions for residential, school, university, corporate, and commercial environments, as well as government, healthcare, airports, transport terminals, events, and other settings.

Its services include virtual parking meters through Parkimovil, digital parking, and access management for homes, offices, schools, and universities. Users can identify themselves through the app, QR codes, license plates, NFC/RFID, or biometrics. Kigo connects with existing physical infrastructure, including barriers, doors, turnstiles, elevators, cameras, parking meters, lockers, and payment equipment, rather than requiring it to be replaced. A central console supports the management of locations, permissions, visitors, and payments, with event records, audit trails, and real-time alerts. Kigo reports more than 5.7 million users, over 75 cities, and more than 650 active projects.