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Polygon PoS gas tracker

Live gas prices on Polygon PoS, what common transactions cost right now, and when fees are lowest.

Polygon PoSBase fee 247 gweiBlock 94,290,507Updated just now

Slow

330gwei

Cheapest; may wait a few blocks

Send POL: $0.00076

Standard

330gwei

Usually the next block or two

Send POL: $0.00076

Fast

402gwei

Leaves room for a rising base fee

Send POL: $0.00093

What transactions cost right now

Typical gas for each action at each price, in dollars and POL.

ActionSlowStandardFast
Send the native coin~21,000 gas$0.000760.0069 POL$0.000760.0069 POL$0.000930.0084 POL
Send a token (ERC-20)~65,000 gas$0.00240.021 POL$0.00240.021 POL$0.00290.026 POL
Swap on a DEX~150,000 gas$0.00540.049 POL$0.00550.049 POL$0.00660.06 POL
Mint an NFT~120,000 gas$0.00440.04 POL$0.00440.04 POL$0.00530.048 POL
Bridge to another chain~200,000 gas$0.00730.066 POL$0.00730.066 POL$0.00890.08 POL

Last 24 hours

Standard gas price, sampled every ten minutes.

Use the arrow keys to read the values point by point.

05:23 UTCStandardBase fee05:19 UTC

When to transact

Over the last 24 hours, fees were lowest around 21:00 UTC (about 309 gwei) and highest around 14:00 UTC (367 gwei).

Polygon PoS has its own fee market, paid in POL. Wallets sometimes suggest generous priority fees; the standard level here is usually enough to be included quickly.

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Questions

How is the Polygon PoS gas price worked out?

Wardcrest reads the last 20 blocks of fee history: standard is the next block’s base fee plus the median tip paid recently; slow uses a smaller tip; fast allows for the base fee rising by its 12.5% maximum.

How often does this update?

Every minute. The page refreshes itself every 30 seconds while you have it open.

Why might my wallet quote a different fee?

Wallets add their own safety margins and use their own gas estimates for each contract. The actions here use typical gas amounts; a complex swap route or a busy NFT mint can use more.