- Pi Network expands the use of AI far beyond the previously introduced Fast Track KYC system.
- Customers should complete verification and ensure that all mainnet checklist tasks are completed.
The Pi Network has started using AI tools in its KYC verification system to useto accelerate the transition from Enclosed Mainnet to full Mainnet operational capability. At the same time, the team continues its work on processing and preparing rewards for KYC validators, which are scheduled to launch by the end of the first quarter of 2026.
Reviewing and standardizing task data collected over nearly four years is extremely difficult. This includes handling variants of task types, guaranteeing accurate reward calculations, and ensuring the security of the entire distribution process while fully integrating AI systems into the workflow.
Reduced backlogs and EU enlargement
Reliable identity verification not only protects the integrity of the network, but also enables the growth of apps and utilities. This is especially true for apps that require trusted user identities and use cases that rely on confirmation of human involvement.
Additionally, the queue of cases requiring human review has been reduced by approximately 50%. This has reduced reliance on scarce regional reviewers and improved processing throughput for millions of users awaiting approval. As a result, new entrants and existing pioneers can expect faster validation results and fewer bottlenecks when moving their accounts and mining balances to the mainnet.
According to the network, around 17.5 million customers have now completed KYC. About 15.7 million Pioneers have migrated to the mainnet blockchain, although several million customers are still in a preliminary or incomplete verification status:
“These millions of KYC’d Pioneers on the Pi mainnet, with many more to come, are a major achievement of the Pi community’s collective efforts and a great network resource that not only helps maintain the security and integrity of our network, but also serves as a foundation to promote more real-world Web3 and AI utilities that will shape our future.”
As CNF reported, Pi Network published an updated white paper to bring the project into line with the EU internal market and EEA regulations. They want to apply for EU approval in order to have Pi listed on several MiCA-compliant stock exchanges and initially want to expand to Denmark, France, Germany, Austria and Belgium.
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