Draft:Tenderly

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Tenderly is a software company that develops a platform for simulating, monitoring, and analyzing transactions on blockchain networks. Founded in 2018, its tools are used by developers and teams building on Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks. The company is incorporated as Tenderly Technologies, Inc., with an office in San Francisco and an engineering team in Belgrade, Serbia.^[1][2]

Tenderly was founded in 2018 in Belgrade, Serbia, by Andrej Bencic, Nebojsa Urosevic, Bogdan Habic, and Miljan Tekic.^[2] The company raised a seed round led by Point Nine Capital, followed in July 2021 by a 15.3 million US dollar Series A round led by Accel, with participation from Point Nine Capital and Version One Ventures.^[2][3] In March 2022 it raised a 40 million US dollar Series B round led by Spark Capital, with participation from Accel, Point Nine Capital, and Coinbase Ventures, bringing total funding to approximately 58.6 million US dollars.^[1] In November 2022 it launched Web3 Gateway, a node service that positioned it against infrastructure providers such as Infura and Alchemy.^[4] In 2026 the company repositioned its platform around "onchain operations", aimed at engineering, finance, and risk teams operating on blockchains.^[5]

Tenderly's platform provides transaction simulation against live network state, a debugger and multichain explorer, monitoring and alerting, and RPC node infrastructure.^[2][5] It supports more than 100 EVM-compatible networks, including Layer 2 networks such as Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base.^[6] The company introduced virtual test networks, which it calls Virtual TestNets, in 2024.^[5]

Tenderly's tools have been used by blockchain projects including Uniswap, Aave, Chainlink, Yearn Finance, Instadapp, and Safe.^[1][4] The company is listed among the infrastructure and tooling providers for several networks, including Robinhood Chain,^[7] Circle's Arc,^[8] and Sony's Soneium,^[9] and it is a technology partner of the Security Alliance, a crypto-security nonprofit.^[10] According to Tenderly, its users also include MakerDAO, Morpho, and cryptocurrency exchanges such as Kraken and Binance.^[5]