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MATICBTCETHSOLBNBXRPUSDTDOGEADAAVAXDOTLINKMATICThe Graph (GRT) is the native token of a decentralised indexing protocol used to query blockchain data, and it sees swap activity from users entering or exiting positions in the Web3 infrastructure space. Because GRT is available on Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Polygon, users often swap across networks to manage gas costs or move tokens to wherever they need them. Choosing the right network before you swap can meaningfully affect both fees and how quickly your exchange settles.
Before swapping GRT, confirm which network your receiving wallet or platform expects — Ethereum, Arbitrum, or Polygon — because sending GRT on the wrong network will result in tokens your destination cannot see. Ethereum mainnet transactions tend to carry higher gas fees and slower confirmation times, while Arbitrum and Polygon can offer faster, cheaper settlement, though confirmation times vary with network conditions regardless of the chain you choose. No memo or destination tag is needed when sending or receiving GRT on any of these networks. Zest shows you the estimated rate and the exact receiving address before you confirm, so review both — including the selected network — carefully before proceeding.
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