Monitor internal systems and external dependencies to detect issues early and act fast with confidence.
Don't just react to blockchain activity. Act on it by monitoring internal and external systems closely for unexpected behavior and ensuring system integrity with pre-validated actions.
An invariant breaks, an oracle deviates, a position crosses threshold — the alert fires within seconds, into your existing tooling, with decoded context.
Tenderly attaches a simulation of the triggering transaction and any planned response, against live state — you see impact before you act, not after.
Trigger a Web3 Action, pause execution, rebalance, or page the on-call — every decision recorded with the simulation that validated it.
Maintain continuous observability over your entire operating environment to ensure system reliability and integrity.
Monitor liquidity movements, user interactions, and system performance in real time to catch early signs of critical failures, with complete context around their execution across protocols and networks.
Act decisively when issues arise across your organization by verifying the outcomes of blockchain actions before responding to production issues, with a complete record of the chain of events.
Maintain system reliability and integrity by automating risk mitigation mechanisms for critical failures, pausing protocol execution across chains, and initiating established emergency procedures.
Maintain continuous control and visibility across production systems by monitoring critical blockchain activity and moving fast from detection to resolution with simulation-verified actions.
Maintain real-time visibility across your full operational environment with automated alerting for critical blockchain activity. Define alerting rules for specific addresses, transactions, or behavior to notify your teams of potential issues. Receive alert notifications once the specific conditions are triggered, with complete context to understand what happened across your systems.
See Alerts →Pause a contract, rebalance a position, call an external API, or trigger any downstream workflow once specified conditions are met. Configure custom code responses and connect to simulations as a pre-execution check to act on blockchain activity with confidence.
See Web3 Actions →Define expected protocol behavior — balance thresholds, position health, access control boundaries — then run automated checks every block. Get alerted the moment your system stops behaving as intended, across chains.
See Invariant Monitoring →Connect alerting to the systems your team already uses — Slack, PagerDuty, Sentry, Discord, Telegram, email, or custom webhook endpoints — and use Web3 Actions to define what happens when a condition is triggered.
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Maple Finance operates one of the largest institutional capital marketplaces for digital assets, with significant on-chain exposure across smart contracts and protocol positions on multiple networks. They use Tenderly to monitor protocol invariants at every block, receiving immediate notification with full execution context once a condition is triggered.
Protect protocol integrity across every market and chain by monitoring oracle feeds, core invariants, position health, and governance execution in real time. Detect the conditions that lead to an incident before they trigger one and respond with simulation-verified actions.
Explore DeFi solutions →Monitor position health, collateral thresholds, and capital flow patterns across protocols in real time to limit financial exposure and potential risk. Surface client asset incidents early and address them with outcome-verified responses, with a complete record of every operational decision.
Explore institutional solutions →Enable key protocols and strategic partners to create proactive and reactive security measures on your chain and minimize the risk of potential exploits. Equip internal teams building application-specific rollups with essential alerting and monitoring tools to maintain critical system performance.
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