Pi Network has rolled out a series of technical updates aimed at accelerating Mainnet migration and expanding access to KYC submissions across its ecosystem.
The changes allow nearly 2.5 million users previously blocked by additional security and compliance checks to complete their Mainnet migration, provided they are active miners and have met checklist requirements.
Pi said it will also enable more than 700,000 previously ineligible users to submit KYC applications in the coming weeks as it scales its migration process.
The network said migrations are being unblocked in batches due to complex technical challenges around account verification, fraud prevention and compliance controls.
Pi is also testing a palm print authentication feature for KYC, which would add an extra layer of security without requiring facial scans and could be extended to account recovery and two-factor authentication.
Separately, Pi said its long-awaited validator rewards distribution system is progressing, with deployment expected by the end of March 2026 following extensive testing.
The updates build on Pi’s claim of more than 16 million users already migrated to Mainnet as it seeks to balance rapid growth with stronger security and scalability.
At the time of reporting, Pi Network price was $0.1593.