Mainnet Launch: Pi Network Prepares for Open Network

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Pi Network is gearing up for its Mainnet launch targeted for Q1 2025, with its community, known as 'Pioneers,' being instrumental in this process.

Pi Community's Preparation for Launch

In a recent announcement, the Pi Core Team reminded its users of the necessary steps for migration to the Mainnet, emphasizing the importance of completing the Know Your Customer (KYC) verification process.

Mainnet Migration Process

The current deadline for KYC completion is set for January 31, 2025. The team highlights the role of Pioneers in ensuring a smooth transition by encouraging their networks to follow the migration steps.

How can the Pi community prepare for Open Network?Pi Network

Role of Developers and Merchants

Merchants and developers are encouraged to integrate Pi as a payment method. The Pi Core Team has approved 20 apps for Mainnet launch. As of now, over 9 million Pioneers have migrated successfully.

Pi Network is actively engaging all participants in achieving its objectives, organizing events, and focusing on complete migration and platform integration.

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