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Tools & infra to build and scale high-quality blockchain applications.
QuickNode has raised $100.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Key people at QuickNode.
QuickNode was founded in 2017 by Alexander Nabutovsky (Founder) and Dmitry Shklovsky (Founder) and Manuel Kreutz (Founder) and Auston Bunsen (Founder).
QuickNode has raised $100.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Web3 developer platform to build, test, and scale blockchain applications. Lightning fast access to 44+ chains like Ethereum, Bitcoin, Solana, Polygon, Optimism, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Near, Stacks, Flow, Tron, zkSync and more. Elastic APIs, advanced ETL, storage (IPFS), powerful tools, analytics, and a 3rd-party marketplace -- all at your command through a simple control panel. Build your next big thing on-chain! Build it with QuickNode.
Key people at QuickNode.
QuickNode is a leading blockchain infrastructure platform that provides fast, reliable, and scalable APIs and developer tools to build and scale high-quality blockchain applications across more than 80 blockchains and 130+ networks globally[1][2]. It serves a broad range of users from individual developers to Fortune 500 enterprises, enabling them to access real-time and historical blockchain data with low latency and high uptime. QuickNode’s platform solves the critical problem of complex, slow, and unreliable blockchain infrastructure by offering enterprise-grade, globally distributed node access, advanced data streaming, and security features, allowing customers to focus on building innovative Web3 applications without managing backend infrastructure[1][5].
For an investment firm, QuickNode’s mission is to empower builders of the onchain Internet with world-class infrastructure that "just works"—fast, reliable, and secure[4]. Its investment philosophy centers on supporting scalable blockchain infrastructure that accelerates Web3 adoption. The firm focuses on key sectors such as decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, wallets, gaming, and enterprise blockchain solutions[1][5]. QuickNode has a significant impact on the startup ecosystem by lowering the barrier to entry for blockchain developers and powering some of the most active and innovative Web3 projects, thus fostering ecosystem growth and innovation[2][4].
QuickNode was founded in 2017 in Miami, Florida, by a team with deep expertise in managing data centers, high-speed networks, and distributed systems[2][4][6]. The idea emerged from the founders’ recognition that blockchain developers faced significant challenges with slow, unreliable, and fragmented infrastructure, which hindered the growth of decentralized applications. Early traction came from joining Y Combinator in 2021, which accelerated QuickNode’s growth and adoption by powering dApps, NFT projects, and fast-scaling teams[4]. The company quickly expanded its global footprint and developer tooling, securing major clients like Chainlink, Twitter, Adobe, and Chainalysis, and achieving over 50,000 developers on the platform by early 2023[2][3].
QuickNode rides the Web3 infrastructure trend, addressing the critical need for scalable, reliable blockchain access as decentralized applications and enterprises increasingly adopt blockchain technology[1][4]. The timing is crucial as blockchain networks grow in complexity and user base, demanding infrastructure that can handle billions of requests monthly with low latency and high uptime[2]. Market forces such as the rise of DeFi, NFTs, gaming, and institutional blockchain adoption favor QuickNode’s comprehensive, multi-chain infrastructure solutions[5]. By enabling developers and enterprises to build without infrastructure constraints, QuickNode significantly influences the broader blockchain ecosystem’s growth, innovation, and mainstream adoption[4].
QuickNode is positioned to become the “AWS or Azure of blockchain”, continuing to expand its global infrastructure, developer tooling, and enterprise solutions[2]. Future trends shaping its journey include the increasing demand for multi-chain interoperability, institutional-grade compliance, and real-time blockchain analytics. As Web3 matures, QuickNode’s influence is likely to grow by powering more complex, high-performance applications across finance, gaming, and beyond. Its commitment to speed, reliability, and innovation will be critical in maintaining its leadership as blockchain infrastructure becomes foundational to the next generation of the Internet[4][5].
QuickNode has raised $100.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $60.0M Series B in January 2023.
QuickNode was founded in 2017 by Alexander Nabutovsky (Founder) and Dmitry Shklovsky (Founder) and Manuel Kreutz (Founder) and Auston Bunsen (Founder).
QuickNode has raised $100.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
QuickNode's investors include 10T Holdings, Cambrian Ventures, Forerunner Ventures, Gumi Cryptos Capital, Liquid 2 Ventures, QED Investors, Salesforce Ventures, Seven Seven Six, Techstars, UpWest, Viola Ventures, Ameet Patel.
