Lido Has Phased Out Pledge Services on Polygon
Lido has phased out its pledge service on Polygon. 16 December will see Lido stop pledging on Polygon. 16 December to 16 June 2025 will be a transitional period where withdrawals can be processed through the Lido on Polygon UI. 15-22 January 2025 the protocol will be suspended and then resume operation. From 15 to 22 January 2025, the protocol will be suspended and then resumed, during which time no withdrawals can be processed. 16 June 2025, front-end support will end, and withdrawals can only be made through the browser tool. In previous news, the Lido community posted a discussion proposal in October to start Lido on Polygon, the pledge protocol on MATIC, with a sunset process similar to that on Polkadot and Kusama.
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