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CoinJar users can now move POL across the Polygon blockchain network as well as Ethereum.
Thanks to CoinJar’s multichain functionality, CoinJar users can now move across the Polygon blockchain network as well as Ethereum. This means .
Think of multichain like having multiple highways for your crypto. Instead of being stuck in traffic on one congested network, you can choose an efficient and a cost-effective route.
than Ethereum primarily because it operates as a Layer 2 scaling solution.
Ethereum is like the main highway, often congested with traffic (transactions). Polygon handles transactions off the main Ethereum chain, bundling them together and then periodically settling them back on Ethereum. This reduces the load on the main chain, allowing for efficient and competitively priced transactions.
Polygon can handle significantly more transactions per second (TPS) compared to Ethereum. This means that Polygon is generally much than Ethereum. This means less waiting time and efficient confirmations.
Since Polygon processes transactions off-chain, it requires less computational power and energy. This translates to significantly compared to Ethereum. On average, Polygon fees are fractions of a cent, whereas Ethereum fees can range from a few dollars to tens of dollars depending on network congestion.
And of course, Polygon is designed to work seamlessly with Ethereum. You get the protection and decentralisation of Ethereum combined with the speed and affordability of Polygon.
One aspect of CoinJar's multichain feature is the ability to move POL (Polygon's native token) on the Polygon network. Here are the steps:
Make sure you have a sufficient balance of POL within your CoinJar wallet.
Navigate to the withdrawal section on CoinJar's platform.
Choose Polygon as the network for your withdrawal.
Carefully input the Polygon wallet address where you want to send your POL. Double-check for accuracy.
Review the transaction details, including any fees. Once confirmed, proceed to complete the withdrawal. Verify all information before confirming any transfers.
You can send a small ‘test’ amount first to check whether you are doing it right, before sending larger amounts.
CoinJar's embrace of multichain technology means a flexible and efficient crypto experience. By enabling the seamless movement of tokens across networks like Polygon, Solana and Ethereum, users can capitalise on competitive fees, and efficient transactions.
The ability to conveniently transfer POL on the Polygon network shows the practical advantages of multichain. Polygon's efficient, cost competitive infrastructure offers a compelling alternative to Ethereum's mainnet, particularly for frequent transactions or smaller amounts.
Multichain refers to the ability to move tokens across different blockchain networks. This gives you more flexibility and the potential for efficient, competitively priced transactions.
Polygon is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum. It processes transactions off the main Ethereum chain, reducing congestion and resulting in efficient confirmations and competitive fees.
Currently, CoinJar supports multichain transfers for specific tokens like POL and USDC across networks like Polygon, Solana, and Ethereum. Check each individually inside the app or on the website.
-Ensure you have POL in your CoinJar account.
-Initiate a withdrawal and select Polygon as the network.
-Enter the recipient's Polygon wallet address carefully.
-Review the transaction details and confirm.
Polygon is a protected network, but as with any crypto transaction, exercise caution. Platforms use a level of protective security measures such as cold storage, encryption, and multi-factor authentication.
Some features being online mean there is a risk that it may be a victim of a cyberattack. Double-check all information before confirming any transfers. Consider sending a small test amount first.
Fees can vary depending on network congestion and other factors. Review the transaction details on CoinJar's platform before confirming your withdrawal.
Crypto transactions are irreversible. Always double-check the recipient's address before confirming any transfers.
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