We are writing to share an important update regarding Erigon’s support for the Polygon network.
We have made the decision to formally discontinue official support for Polygon. This means that moving forward, we will no longer be addressing issues or implementing fixes specifically related to the Polygon network.
Last Erigon release supporting Polygon is v3.1.0 Pebble Paws.
Why the Change?
This wasn’t a decision we took lightly. Our top-tier support for the Polygon network was previously funded by a grant. However, following Polygon’s strategic decision not to renew our collaboration, we are now focusing our resources and efforts on delivering a superior and stable experience for the other chains and projects we support.
What This Means for Erigon’s Users
- Snapshots: Snapshots: We will continue to take snapshots of Polygon data until October 31, 2025, to facilitate a necessary transition period for data finalization.
- Existing Issues: If you encounter any issues on the Polygon network after this announcement, we strongly encourage you to direct your inquiries and requests to the Polygon support channels. They are the authoritative source for resolving any operational problems on their network.
- Users of Polygon who were utilizing Erigon to run their nodes are advised to migrate to Polygon’s Erigon fork, available at https://github.com/0xPolygon/erigon/releases.
We appreciate your understanding as we make this necessary shift to ensure the continued quality and reliability of Erigon. We remain committed to providing robust support for our officially supported networks and look forward to continuing to build and innovate with our partners.
