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Ethereum · ERC-20

Is POL Safe? Polygon Ecosystem Token Risk Overview

Native gas and staking token of the Polygon network, the successor to MATIC.

Contract Identity

Token
Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL)
Chain
Ethereum
Standard
ERC-20
Decimals
18
Contract
0x455e53CBB86018Ac2B8092FdCd39d8444aFFC3F6

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Key Risk Considerations

  • ▸The contract exposes a mint function (mint(address,uint256)); check who holds the minting role and whether supply is capped.
  • ▸An administrative role is present (grantRole(bytes32,address)); check whether it is held by a multisig, timelock, or governance contract.
  • ▸Contract facts on this page come from an on-chain bytecode and storage check on 2026-10-29. Roles and implementations can change, so recheck on the chain explorer.

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Honeypot signals

Checks third-party honeypot, sell-restriction, and transfer-tax signals.

Holder concentration

Measures top-wallet concentration when coherent provider evidence is available.

Liquidity depth

Examines same-chain DEX liquidity, pool age, and pool composition.

Owner permissions

Checks available indicators of owner, mint, pause, blacklist, and fee controls.

Proxy pattern

Checks provider and source indicators of upgradeable proxy contracts.

Source availability

Checks explorer-verified source and ABI availability; does not independently recompile bytecode.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the POL contract address on Ethereum?

Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL) is deployed at 0x455e53CBB86018Ac2B8092FdCd39d8444aFFC3F6 on Ethereum as an ERC-20 token with 18 decimals.

Does the POL contract have admin controls?

The contract exposes a mint function (mint(address,uint256)); check who holds the minting role and whether supply is capped. An administrative role is present (grantRole(bytes32,address)); check whether it is held by a multisig, timelock, or governance contract. Contract facts on this page come from an on-chain bytecode and storage check on 2026-10-29. Roles and implementations can change, so recheck on the chain explorer.

How do I check if POL is safe?

Run a Firepan Sentinel scan for a point-in-time token risk assessment. Read the individual findings, report timestamp, and unavailable checks. A scan is not a guarantee of safety.

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