Polygon Calculators

No fixed cap is published for Polygon, which is why no maximum is shown on this page — we leave the figure out rather than invent a denominator. Circulating supply was 10.69 billion POL as of 3 August 2026. Without a cap, the number that matters is the net issuance rate: new supply minus anything burned, as a percentage per year.

Yes. Delegate POL to a validator through Polygon's staking contracts, which live on Ethereum — so delegating and claiming cost Ethereum gas, not Polygon gas. Rewards come from the emission plus a share of fees, less the validator's commission. Rewards run at roughly 2.5–4.5% since legacy MATIC emissions ended in July 2025, and the calculator on this page is prefilled with 3% so you can change it to whatever your validator or platform actually quotes. Unbonding runs about 80 checkpoints, which works out at roughly three to four days on mainnet, and the clock restarts each time you submit a new unstake. Rewards that were never re-delegated are not subject to the wait. Staking is native to the protocol here, so you are not relying on a third party's wrapper.

There are 6 on this page and they answer different questions. Start from what you are actually asking: what a past purchase would be worth now, what a position is worth today, where a leveraged position gets liquidated, or what regular buying would have produced. Each opens with the live POL price already filled in, and every calculation runs in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere and nothing is stored.

Live from CoinGecko when you press the price button, with the POLUSDT pair on Binance as a fallback if that request fails. The request happens in your browser and carries nothing about you; if both fail the calculator keeps working with whatever figure you type in.