> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://svim.gitbook.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://svim.gitbook.io/technical-documents/core-components.md).

# Core Components

This diagram shows how users move from the app and wallet into trading, research, derivatives, and memecoin products, then down through market data, oracles, and AI agents to on-chain settlement with licensed partners.
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### Component descriptions

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#### User / Wallet

Users connect a wallet to hold assets and sign transactions. This is the on-chain identity used for deposits, trades, and redemptions.

#### dApp / Web / Mobile

This is the public interface for trading, research, and portfolio management. All product flows start here after the user is signed in or a wallet is connected.

#### Signup / Signin

New users create an account and returning users authenticate. Access to app features is granted only after this step.

#### API Gateway

The gateway is the single entry point for client traffic. It routes each request to the correct product or data service.

#### Auth / Verification

This layer confirms the user and applies access rules. It sits between the app and products so unverified sessions cannot trade or mint.

#### Market Intelligence

The service turns live market data into prices, flows, and trend views. Traders use it to monitor crypto, tokenized stocks, and related markets.

#### Professional Research

This is the analyst research desk for crypto and real-world assets. It publishes reports that sit beside trading tools rather than inside the matching engine.

#### Crypto/Stock Trading Engine

The engine matches and executes orders in crypto and tokenized stocks. It is the primary execution venue for spot trading on the platform.

#### Financial Derivatives

This product line lists derivatives on supported underlyings. It extends the spot offering without replacing the core trading engine.

#### Memecoin Launchpad.&#x20;

Teams can launch memecoins and users can discover new listings. Issuance here is separate from reserve-backed RWA tokens.

#### Market Data.&#x20;

This store holds aggregated prices and history from venues and oracles. Intelligence, research, agents, and trading all read from it.

#### Multi-oracle Feeds

Several independent oracles supply prices and reference data. Using more than one feed reduces reliance on a single source for settlement.

#### RPC Node

The node is how the platform reads blockchain state and submits transactions. Queries and contract calls go through this path.

#### AI Agents

Agents consume research and market data, then assist with monitoring or trading workflows. They act through APIs rather than as a separate exchange.

#### RWA Token Contracts

These contracts represent tokenized stocks, ETFs, gold, silver, and similar assets. Each token is meant to track an underlying reserve held off-chain.

#### Memecoin / Stock Pairing

This module links memecoins with stock or RWA markets. It supports paired trading and shared liquidity between those asset types.

#### Mint & Redeem

Tokens are minted when underlying assets are secured and burned on redemption. This keeps circulating supply aligned with custody.

#### DeFi DEX/AMM

On-chain pools let users swap platform tokens without the centralized engine. It is the DeFi venue for the same assets.

#### Licensed Partners

Regulated custodians and counterparties hold underlying assets and support issuance. RWA mint and redeem depend on this off-chain relationship.