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Pi Network Update: 30% Increase in Successful KYC

by BSCN

September 7, 2023

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Pi News Media disclosed that there has been a 30% increase in the number of successful KYC applications.

Summary

  • While ecosystem growth appears robust, mass KYC remains a challenge.
  • Pi News Media recently reported a 30% increase in successful KYC applications, signalling a positive move towards the mainnet launch.
  • The Pi core team still needs to disclose detailed statistics about KYC participation, with for more transparent data.
  • The network is still in its testnet stage and reportedly under investigation by Vietnamese authorities. Users are advised to exercise caution and conduct sufficient research before engaging with the project.

In the journey towards launching its open mainnet, Pi Network has identified two pillars: Mass KYC (Know Your Customer) and Ecosystem Development.Β 

While the ecosystem has seen incredible growth with the number of testnet Decentralized Applications (dApp)Β  and numerous hackathons, mass KYC still poses a significant challenge, according to the core team's recent disclosures.Β 

But there's been a significant update on KYC applications. Pi News Media, one of the leading media platforms for Pi Network updates on X, previously known as Twitter, recently reported a positive update in KYC applications.

According to the platform, there has been a 30% increase in successful KYC applications. This is a significant leap and a positive sign for the Pi Network's broader goals. A larger number of verified users means the network could be closer to meeting the prerequisites for launching its open mainnet.Β 

However, the Pi core team still needs to release detailed statistics about KYC participation. While a 30% increase in successful applications is noteworthy, more transparent data is needed to gauge the network's readiness for mainnet launch fully.Β 

Meanwhile, Pi News Media disclosed that the metric represents Pioneers that can be detected, acknowledging that the Pi Core Team has been working to ensure mass KYC in some regions.Β 

β€œAccording to the data of different regions, some pioneers may not be able to be detected.Β  It is no secret that PiCT has done a lot of work on KYC for some regions,” Pi News Media disclosed.Β 

The Importance of KYC in Pi Network

KYC is a verification process commonly used in financial transactions and services to prevent fraud and ensure the safety of both parties. In the case of Pi Network, mass KYC is reportedly essential for launching its open mainnet, a public blockchain that will be accessible to everyone.

Looking Ahead

While KYC remains crucial for Pi Network's open mainnet launch, the recent 30% increase in successful KYC applications provides hope.Β 

As the ecosystem continues to grow with testnet dApps and hackathons, all eyes will be on how quickly Pi Network can clear the KYC hurdle and progress toward its mainnet launch.

What is Pi Network?Β 

Pi Network is a mobile mining blockchain with an application that lets people earn Pi coins by doing simple tasks on their phones. However, the project remains in its development stage, with the delivery of an open mainnet still a matter of speculation, with no launch date confirmed.Β 

With this in mind, the protocol remains in its testnet stage. It will apparently go live when many users (Pioneers) complete the mandatory KYC procedure while the core team works on developing its ecosystem.

Pi Network is also reported to be under investigation by authorities in Vietnam, and users should exercise a high degree of caution when interacting with the project and ensure they have conducted sufficient research before doing so.

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