Base fee
gweiThe base fee per gas of the latest Polygon PoS block, read from its header.
What is the gas price on Polygon PoS right now?
Polygon PoS gas block by block: base fee and tips in gwei, block fullness and the POL cost of a USDC transfer, with daily fees and activity.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
The fee of the latest blocks and what a USDC transfer costs at it.
The base fee per gas of the latest Polygon PoS block, read from its header.
The median priority fee paid by transactions in recent blocks, measured from what the blocks included.
Gas used as a share of the gas limit in recent blocks: when blocks run above their target, the next base fee rises.
What a native USDC transfer costs now: its typical gas times the current base fee plus median tip, in POL, with the USD value beside it.
The base fee and the median tip of each block over the last hours, so a spike shows the block where it starts.
Daily fees, transactions and the POL waiting to be burned.
Transactions in Polygon PoS blocks on the latest complete UTC day.
Distinct senders of successful transactions on the latest complete day.
Fees paid on the latest complete day: the base fee collected for burning plus tips to validators.
POL held by the base fee collector contract at the latest block: base fees collected but not yet burned.
Fees paid each day over the selected period, split into the base fee collected for burning and the tips paid to validators.
Polygon PoS charges gas in POL with the same two-part fee as Ethereum: a base fee that the protocol sets from how full recent blocks were, and a priority fee for validators. This dashboard reads both from every block as it lands, with how full blocks are and what a USDC transfer costs at those prices, so you can see what a transaction needs to pay right now.
Two Polygon rules shape the figures. Validators enforce a floor on the priority fee, so tips seldom fall below it even when the base fee is tiny, and the base fee is collected in a contract and burned in batches rather than destroyed in each block. The history page follows daily fees, activity and the POL waiting to be burned. Each figure is pinned to its block, with a receipt.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
A Polygon PoS transaction pays the base fee, set by the protocol from how full recent blocks were, plus a priority fee to validators. The dashboard shows the latest base fee and the tips recent blocks actually included; a transaction offering the median tip on top of the base fee is normally included promptly when blocks have room.
Polygon governance set a network-wide floor on the priority fee through PIP-35, to keep validators paid and to limit spam, and node clients enforce it. That is why tips on Polygon cluster at the floor even when blocks are far from full, while the base fee itself can fall very low.
The base fee part of each fee is set aside for burning. On Polygon PoS it accrues in a collector contract instead of being destroyed in the block, and the collected POL is burned in separate transactions. The dashboard shows the base fee collected each day and the POL still waiting in the collector.
When demand for block space jumps, during a token launch, an airdrop claim or a wave of automated transactions, blocks fill and the base fee rises block after block. Polygon's blocks come quickly, so a spike can build and fade within minutes; the recent-blocks chart shows it as it happens.
Rio, activated in October 2025, introduced validator-elected block producers: validators choose a small set of producers, and one of them produces blocks for a span while the others stand by. Fees are shared among all validators. The change was designed to raise throughput and to end the chain reorganizations Polygon had seen before.
Stablecoin payments on Polygon PoS: USDC and USDT transfer volume, counts and senders, with the share moving in payment-sized amounts.
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