Katana vs Polygon: How the Two Networks Are Related
Katana and Polygon are two separate networks: Katana is a DeFi-focused Ethereum Layer-2 that was…
Independent guide · Not affiliated with Katana Network
Katana Network is the current subject of this page. As observed on August 3, 2026, its official network documentation identifies Katana as running on Agglayer’s CDK OP Stack. The same documentation lists chain ID 747474 and ETH as the gas token.
Katana on Solana was a yield protocol that ran automated options vaults on Solana, and katana.so was its home from late 2021 until 2023. It is a different project from today’s Katana Network, and its app is no longer online.
No public source links the Solana protocol to Katana Network or to this site. Katana.so has no wallet connection and cannot access old vault positions.
Katana.so is an independent guide. It is not run by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Katana Network or the Katana Foundation. We also cover Katana DEX on Ronin, a separate exchange that shares the name. Katana.so has no wallet connection and no token.
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