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# Secure Value Exchange

Meeco's Secure Value Exchange (SVX) platform enables enterprises to issue, verify and manage Verifiable Digital Credentials (VDCs). It provides the infrastructure for building trusted digital identity ecosystems where credential holders remain in control of their data.

## Components

SVX 4.0 is built around three components:

* **Wallet** — The core product. A single unified service that acts as credential issuer, verifier, and holder wallet provider. Includes a browser-based Dashboard for operators and a full API surface. See [Wallet Service](/platform/wallet.md).
* **Platform API** — The backend that manages the tenancy and organisation structure of an SVX deployment. Tenant and Organisation Administrators, security rights, and application API credentials are all managed through this API. In SVX 4.0 the Platform API is focused on scheme administration; additional management capabilities will be added in subsequent minor releases. See [Platform API](/platform/platform-api.md).
* **Portal** — A web UI that connects to the Platform API, giving Tenant and Organisation Administrators a visual interface for managing their scheme. See [Portal](/platform/portal.md).

## Platform values

SVX has been designed with the following values:

* Remove friction
* Enable trust
* Manage risk
* Personalise experiences
* Increase loyalty
* Develop new business models

By deploying flexible digital components that can be implemented in any domain or ecosystem, enterprises can restore digital trust with their customers, reduce costs, and meet data compliance requirements.

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