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High-volume Polygon PoS workloads run on 2-second blocks. A dedicated endpoint keeps indexers, games and payment flows in sync, from $49/mo.
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Drop this URL into your RPC client, HTTP library or wallet config. No SDK install required.
https://eu.endpoints.matrixed.link/rpc/polygon?auth=YOUR_API_KEY wss://eu.endpoints.matrixed.link/ws/polygon?auth=YOUR_API_KEY
Replace YOUR_API_KEY with your API key.
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Copy-paste examples for the libraries you already use. Swap the API key, hit run.
import { ethers } from "ethers";
const provider = new ethers.JsonRpcProvider(
"https://eu.endpoints.matrixed.link/rpc/polygon?auth=YOUR_API_KEY"
);
const blockNumber = await provider.getBlockNumber();
console.log("Latest block:", blockNumber);About Polygon
Connect your dApp, bot, or protocol to Polygon Mainnet with BoltRPC. For DeFi bots making hundreds of RPC calls per minute, predictable request-unit pricing eliminates the cost unpredictability of opaque compute-weighted billing models.
| Chain ID | 137 |
| Protocol | PoS sidechain |
| Block time | ~2 s |
| Native token | POL |
| Finality | Ethereum L1 checkpoints (~30 min) |
| EVM compatible | Yes |
Polygon PoS is the primary EVM sidechain for high-volume, low-fee activity. It serves a broad ecosystem: gaming protocols, NFT marketplaces, enterprise blockchain projects and DeFi applications that need Ethereum compatibility without Ethereum gas costs. Chainlink oracle networks run on Polygon for price feeds and data delivery. POL replaced MATIC as the native token in 2024. The combination of 2-second blocks, low fees and EVM compatibility makes Polygon attractive for applications that need to process many transactions, which in turn requires an RPC provider that can handle sustained high request volumes without throttling.
High-frequency DeFi bots
Polygon’s low fees and 2-second blocks make it the chain of choice for DeFi bots that need to execute dozens of trades per minute. Yield aggregators poll lending rates across Aave, QuickSwap and other protocols continuously, calling eth_call on multiple contract addresses to find arbitrage windows. The volume of calls per session is an order of magnitude higher than on Ethereum mainnet, which is exactly why predictable request-unit RPC pricing matters here.
NFT marketplace backends
NFT platforms on Polygon query ownership, metadata and transfer history at scale. A marketplace listing page may require dozens of eth_call and eth_getLogs requests to build a single user view. During active collection drops, this read load spikes sharply. Dedicated RPC handles the burst without dropping connections.
Gaming item ownership and in-game economies Blockchain games use Polygon for in-game assets: weapons, land parcels, player inventory. Backend systems query item ownership and player balances before every game action, generating sustained read traffic. WebSocket subscriptions let game servers react to on-chain trades and transfers instantly rather than polling every block.
Chainlink oracle integrations Chainlink oracle networks operate on Polygon to deliver price feeds and data to DeFi protocols. Infrastructure supporting Chainlink on Polygon requires reliable RPC access for both data submission and verification. BoltRPC’s parent company Matrixed.Link operates Chainlink oracle infrastructure, making it a natural fit for teams building Chainlink-adjacent workflows.
Why BoltRPC
Polygon DeFi bots often make hundreds of RPC calls per minute: polling prices, checking liquidity, monitoring positions. On opaque compute-weighted billing, eth_getLogs and eth_call accumulate cost fast at that frequency. BoltRPC prices every method with a fixed, published RU weight, so bot operators can size a plan to their call mix instead of facing surprise multipliers. Your monthly bill is predictable.
Polygon processes millions of transactions per day with 2-second block times. At that volume, public Polygon RPCs hit rate limits and drop connections under load. Production applications need a dedicated provider.
BoltRPC delivers consistent response times regardless of Polygon network congestion. No degradation during peak periods.
Polygon is EVM-compatible. Any Ethereum contract deploys to Polygon without modification. Switch the RPC endpoint and update the Chain ID.
Subscribe to DEX events, liquidation triggers, and oracle updates via WebSocket. Event-driven architecture reduces unnecessary polling and RPC usage.
BoltRPC also supports Polygon Amoy testnet, Polygon's current testnet. One provider covers your full development and production workflow.
Methods
Every standard Polygon method you'd expect. Archive-only methods are available on request for qualifying plans.
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5 eth_call eth_getLogs eth_sendRawTransaction eth_getTransactionReceipt eth_getBalance FAQ
Common questions about connecting to Polygon over BoltRPC.
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