Bridge Polygon to ETH
Bringing funds from Polygon back to Ethereum is a common move when you want assets on the base layer or on a mainnet protocol. LI.FI, Relay, deBridge and Squid all quote this direction.
The table shows the exact amount you will receive on Ethereum, the time and the fees per route, our 0.08% commission already in the figure.
Remember that mainnet gas is higher than what you paid on Polygon. If your real destination is an L2 like Base or Arbitrum, a direct route there is usually cheaper than landing on Ethereum first. The compare page lets you check that quickly.
You sign from your own wallet on both ends. We never hold your funds. Your wallet, your funds.
Questions
- How long does Polygon to Ethereum take?
- The bridge routes here settle in minutes rather than the long delay of a native withdrawal. Each route lists its estimated time.
- Should I go to Ethereum or straight to an L2?
- If you only need to reach an L2, a direct route avoids paying mainnet gas twice. Compare Polygon to your target L2 before defaulting to Ethereum.
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