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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You can use Bitquery's mempool stream.
Here is an example of a transaction stream from Polygon.
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.