What Is a Polygon Scan Status Check?
A Polygon Scan status check is a real-time verification of whether PolygonScan — the official block explorer for the Polygon PoS network — is fully operational. PolygonScan provides users with access to transaction data, wallet balances, smart contract code, token information, and gas prices. When any component of this service is degraded, users may experience slow load times, missing transaction data, or API failures.
Current PolygonScan Status
As of the latest monitoring check, PolygonScan is fully operational across all service components including the Web interface (Mainnet and Testnet), the API, and Node services. The Polygon network is processing approximately 8.79 million transactions per 24-hour period, with around 349 pending transactions in the last hour — well within normal operating parameters.
PolygonScan Service Components
PolygonScan monitors the following service components independently:
- Web (Mainnet): The primary polygonscan.com interface for browsing blocks, transactions, and addresses.
- Web (Testnet / Amoy): The Amoy testnet explorer for developers testing smart contracts.
- API: RESTful API endpoints used by wallets, dApps, and developer tools to query on-chain data.
- Node Services: RPC node infrastructure supporting direct blockchain queries.
How to Perform Your Own Status Check
To verify PolygonScan status independently, you can visit polygonscan.freshstatus.io for the official status page, which publishes real-time uptime data and incident history. Alternatively, the official Polygon status dashboard at status.polygon.technology covers both the PoS and zkEVM mainnet infrastructure. If you notice discrepancies between those pages and your experience, try clearing your browser cache or switching networks to rule out local connectivity issues.
Recent Maintenance and Incidents
The most recent scheduled maintenance for PolygonScan was completed on March 10, 2026, with no impact to transaction data. Prior to that, an issue with the Amoyscan (testnet) database caused block data to temporarily lag behind the latest state. The issue was fully resolved, and Polygon's team confirmed no user funds were affected during any of these incidents.