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DeFi Modules are protocol-specific UI surfaces that Tenderly renders when an address or transaction is recognized as belonging to a supported protocol. Instead of displaying raw ABI calls, hex-encoded event logs, and storage slots, Tenderly resolves the protocol context and presents the data using that protocol’s own terminology, structure, and metrics. Recognition is automatic and requires no configuration. When you navigate to a supported address, the module activates and the protocol-native view replaces the generic contract view. The underlying raw data remains accessible on the same page. Morpho vault page showing the protocol badge, total deposits, liquidity, market exposure, net APY, pending governance, and classified transactions

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Surfaces

Each supported protocol activates up to three surfaces. All three surfaces are driven by the same underlying module definition, so data is consistent across views.

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Protocol overview

A dedicated page rendered for each recognized pool, vault, or reserve. The page includes a protocol badge identifying the contract, a set of protocol-native metrics in the header (such as total supplied, borrow APY, utilization, and reserve factor), a time-series chart for the primary metric, and a list of related entities. Governance state and pending proposals are surfaced inline where applicable. The Protocol overview tab is available alongside the standard Transactions, Relationships, and Alerts tabs on any recognized address page. Aave V3 USDC reserve showing total supplied, supply and borrow APY, reserve factor, the supply APY chart, and classified transactions

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Wallet 360

A wallet-scoped view of positions held in a supported protocol. Accessed via the Wallet 360 tab on a protocol page, it shows the wallet’s balance, deposits, and borrows over time as a chart, and lists each open position with its token, deposit amount, current APY, health factor after the last transaction, earned interest, collateral status, and claimable rewards. To view Wallet 360 data, use the Impersonate wallet function to select or enter a wallet address. Wallet 360 data reflects the on-chain state of that wallet’s positions within the current protocol. Coverage varies by protocol: Aave V3 shows deposit and borrow positions with the health factor after the last transaction, Uniswap V3 shows directly held LP positions via the NFT Position Manager, and Morpho shows borrow and lend positions. Wallet 360 tab on the Aave V3 USDC reserve showing balance, deposits, borrows chart, and open positions table

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Transaction classification

Transactions involving a supported protocol are classified and labeled in the transaction list and transaction detail view. Each transaction is assigned a human-readable action type (for example: Supply, Borrow, Repay, and Withdraw on Aave, Deposit and Withdraw on Morpho, or Buy and Sell labels for Uniswap swaps) and attributed to the correct protocol. Multi-step transactions that touch multiple contracts are grouped under a single classified action. Raw decoded event logs remain visible beneath the classification. Recent activity on the Uniswap V3 WBTC/ETH pool with each transaction classified as Buy WBTC or Sell WBTC, alongside the wallet, USD value, and token amounts

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Supported protocols

Each protocol page documents the module in detail: the header metrics, the charts, and what each tab renders.

Aave V3

Reserve pages with supply and borrow metrics, APY charts, classified transactions, and Allocation, Performance, and Risk views.

Uniswap V3

Pool pages with price, volume, and liquidity charts, classified Buy and Sell swaps, and market depth metrics.

Morpho

Vault pages with deposit and share price charts, market allocation, timelocks, and user distribution.

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Virtual Environments

DeFi Modules are also active on Virtual Environments. A Virtual Environment forked from a network where a protocol is supported inherits the live protocol state, and the same module surfaces are available within the Virtual Environment.