Swap · Polygon
Swap Polygon (POL) on Polygon
Polygon (POL) on Polygon. POL is the native gas and staking asset of the Polygon network, used to pay transaction fees on Polygon. It is the asset you need to hold in small amounts to transact, and it trades as a standard asset across Polygon DeFi.
As of the latest data refresh (as of 2026-06-27), POL trades around $0.000142. Reported 24h trading volume is $0 against $2 of on-chain liquidity.
On XAUConnect you compare live routes for POL across indexed pools and aggregators, seeing the minimum received, platform fee, and estimated gas before your wallet ever prompts you to sign. Execution is fully non-custodial: the funds stay in your wallet until you approve the transaction yourself.
POL market snapshot
as of 2026-06-27- Price
- $0.000142
- 24h volume
- $0
- Liquidity
- $2
Indicative figures captured at the last data refresh; may differ from the live quote.
Trading POL on Polygon
How to swap POL step by step
Verifying POL before you trade
Wallets and risk on Polygon
Legal
Risk disclosure
XAUConnect is a non-custodial swap aggregator. Digital assets are volatile and may lose value rapidly. Content on this page is educational and not investment advice. Verify every contract address on the official block explorer before approving a transaction.
Frequently asked questions
What is POL?
POL is the native gas and staking asset of the Polygon network, used to pay transaction fees on Polygon. It is the asset you need to hold in small amounts to transact, and it trades as a standard asset across Polygon DeFi.
How do I swap POL on XAUConnect?
Connect your wallet on Polygon, select POL, enter an amount, and compare the routes. Approve token spending if prompted, then confirm. The minimum received and all fees are shown before you sign.
What does it cost to trade POL?
XAUConnect shows its platform fee directly in the quote, and network gas is paid separately in POL on Polygon. On thin pools, price impact from your own trade size is usually the larger cost — compare the minimum received across routes.
Is POL safe to trade?
POL is volatile and tied to the Polygon ecosystem. It carries no contract rug risk, but as the gas asset a buffer is essential. Confirm you are using the current native gas asset on the Polygon network when sizing trades.
Which wallet should I use on Polygon?
Any EVM wallet with the Polygon network added can connect — MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, and WalletConnect apps. Verify the network badge before approving; the balance you expect only appears when the wallet is actually on Polygon.
Trade on XAUConnect
Open the swap page to compare live routes, set slippage, and sign from your own wallet — fully non-custodial.
Continue exploring
Related markets, guides & networks
Curated next steps based on this topic — deepen your research before you trade.
Swap SAND
Swap SAND on Polygon with XAUConnect. Live quotes, multi-DEX routing, and slippage control for SAND.
Swap WETH
Swap WETH (Wrapped Ether) on Polygon: compare live DEX routes, slippage, and fees on XAUConnect. Verify the contract and
Swap USDC
Swap USDC (USD Coin) on Polygon: compare live DEX routes, slippage, and fees on XAUConnect. Verify the contract and chec
Swap POL
Swap POL (Polygon Ecosystem Token) on Polygon: compare live DEX routes, slippage, and fees on XAUConnect. Verify the con
How to calculate price impact
Price impact explained with worked examples: how trade size moves the AMM curve, why it differs from slippage, and how t
How to connect a Phantom wallet on Solana
Connect Phantom to swap SPL tokens on Solana: approve a connection, understand transaction simulation, and manage priori
What is MEV and how does sandwiching work?
Maximal extractable value, front-running, and sandwich attacks explained. How public mempools expose your trade and what
Wrapped and bridged tokens explained
Why WETH, wrapped BTC, and bridged USDC exist, how they differ from the native asset, and the decimals and contract chec
What is a multi-hop swap?
When no direct pool exists, trades route through an intermediate token. How multi-hop swaps work, why each hop adds cost