Polygon’s Gigagas Roadmap to 100k TPS: Move Your Money Faster Across the Globe

Polygon has pulled the curtain back on its “Gigagas” roadmap, a sweeping overhaul meant to catapult the network from today’s modest speeds into six-figure territory. The first milestone, the Bhilai hard-fork slated for July, is expected to lift Polygon PoS to roughly 1,000 transactions per second, trim finality to five seconds, and smooth out gas-fee volatility—all without demanding extra heft from validators.

From there, engineers plan to roll out a Validator-Elected Block Producer (VEBloP) model, pushing throughput past 5,000 TPS by autumn and delivering one-second finality. An Agglayer interoperability layer will follow, stitching together cross-chain liquidity and laying the rails for real-world asset tokenization and global-scale payments. The endgame: a 100,000-TPS backbone capable of rivaling traditional payment rails while preserving the decentralization ethos that first drew builders to Ethereum’s orbit.

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