Polygon Bridge Introduced for Polygon zkEVM Allowing Quick Withdrawals

• The user interface has also been updated in many ways based on user input.
• The Bridge will be compatible with a number of user-favorite assets, including ERC-20.

Polygon zkEVM entered beta last month, and on April 26 the company stated that its Polygon PoS Bridge was ready for use. Scalability options for dApps on the Ethereum blockchain are available via the Polygon zkEVM network.

Introducing Polygon Bridge to Polygon #zkEVM
Better Bridge
‍Fast Finality
Asset Support
No Mapping Required
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— Polygon (@0xPolygon) April 26, 2023

The user experience on the Polygon Bridge for Polygon zkEVM will be identical to that on the Polygon PoS mainnet. The user interface has also been updated in many ways based on user input. UX enhancements include a panel showing current transactions and their status as well as a history of past transactions and a progress indicator.

Reduces Withdrawal Time

‘Bridges’ are a widely discussed topic in the crypto community, since they allow for the movement of assets across multiple blockchain networks. Smart contracts on the Polygon zkEVM and Ethereum make bridges transmitted using zk-technology far superior to their conventional counterparts.

With the release of this Polygon Bridge for Polygon zkEVM, users will be able to make withdrawals from the Ethereum mainnet in as little as 30-60 minutes. The Polygon Bridge will be compatible with a number of user-favorite assets, including ERC-20 tokens and ERC-777 tokens with additional functionality.

Additionally, those that utilize the Polygon Bridge won’t need to go through the bridging procedure. The bridged token will be immediately mapped as soon as the user initiates a bridging transaction.

In order to bridge on most other platforms, users must first map their tokens. This might take a long time, maybe even a few days. As a result, the Polygon Bridge eliminates these problems for its customers.

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