The Polygon team announced the launch of the Gigagas roadmap, aimed at achieving network throughput of 100,000 transactions per second (TPS). This is an ambitious plan that aims to make Polygon a key infrastructure for global payments and tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). The first major update of the mainnet — the Bhilai hard fork — is scheduled for July 2025. It has already been successfully tested in the Amoy testnet.
The roadmap was unveiled after the appointment of Sandeep Nailwal as the head of the Polygon Foundation. According to him, the team will focus on Polygon PoS and Agglayer solutions, discontinuing support for zkEVM in 2026. Gigagas envisions a phased scaling of the network that will provide fast and economical transactions for millions of users. 'We are creating an open economy without borders,' the developers noted.
This step strengthens Polygon's position as a leader in the Ethereum ecosystem, offering innovative solutions for scaling. The Bhilai update will be the first step towards realizing a vision that will integrate blockchain with real financial systems.
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