Pi Network’s core team said in an official blog post that it has cleared a KYC and mainnet migration bottleneck affecting more than 914,000 users. Of that total, 417,000 accounts that had previously been flagged as possible duplicates were reviewed and determined not to be duplicates, allowing those users to continue the KYC process. Separately, 497,000 users who created wallets through a fast-track path will have their accounts unfrozen in an update scheduled for deployment next week. The team said the duplicate-account fix does not amount to automatic final approval, and affected users must still meet other applicable KYC requirements. The update also includes technical changes, including improved resource management for machine learning-based video processing and adjustments to liveness detection logic to support older devices. Pi Network added that it is advancing Protocol V27 in its Testnet 2 environment as part of preparations for the eventual mainnet launch. According to the team, the new protocol has been running steadily at 250 transactions per block with no failed records.
Pi Network’s core team said in an official blog post that it has resolved a KYC and mainnet migration bottleneck affecting more than 914,000 users.
Among them, 417,000 accounts that had previously been flagged as suspected duplicates were reviewed and confirmed to be non-duplicate accounts, allowing those users to continue the KYC process. Another 497,000 users who created wallets through a fast-track channel will have their accounts unfrozen in an update set to be deployed next week.
The team said fixing the duplicate-account issue does not mean affected users automatically receive final approval. Those users still need to satisfy other applicable KYC requirements.
The update also includes several technical improvements, including optimized resource management for machine learning-based video processing and changes to liveness detection logic to support older devices.
Pi Network also said it is advancing Protocol V27 in its Testnet 2 environment as it prepares for the eventual mainnet launch. According to the team, the new protocol has been stable at 250 transactions per block with no failed records.
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