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In Eth, you need to run a full node to see the mempool. I want to see the mempool in real time faster than a provider -- do I need to do a full node for Polygon as well?

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  • Yes, either you need to run a full-node or use a hosted service that provides an RPC for their full-nodes. But probably it will be faster if you host your own.
    – ofarukcaki
    Commented Jun 27, 2022 at 12:58

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You can use Bitquery's mempool stream.

Here is an example of a transaction stream from Polygon.

https://ide.bitquery.io/Matic-Mempool-transaction-stream

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Actually you need to use the full node in order to see the mempool. Similarly like Ethereum, But obviously Polygon will be fast. Or you can use third-party APIs to access the mempool.

Read here: https://www.blocknative.com/blog/monitor-polygon-mempool#:~:text=The%20mempool%20is%20the%20strongest,to%20be%20confirmed%20on%2Dchain.

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