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On OpenSea, I can sell my NFTs on Polygon (MATIC) to lower gas fees. Whenever the NFT is resold, I can specify a royalty to be received by certain wallets. When I create a collection, it prompts me for address(es) to send the royalties to.

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Do I specify an ETH address in the "payout wallet address" field? Is that compatible with ETH on Polygon? The real ETH address (not the sample I provided in the image) corresponds to a Metamask wallet.

EllipticalInitial
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    Hello, this https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/107761/same-address-in-different-blockchains-does-that-mean-the-same-person-entity/107763#107763 should answer your question :) – Foxxxey Aug 27 '21 at 19:40

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It should be MATIC is an ERC20 token so the address should be the same.

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I understand you withdrew MATIC and sent it to your Etherum address instead of Polygon wallet. This is a common mistake as Polygon is a layer 2 solution built on ETH. Do not fear, you only need to find a way to add the MATIC contract address to your ETH wallet to see your MATIC balance. Being that MATIC is a chain built on top of Ethereum essentially your transfer is safe and your funds were received by your ETH wallet.

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