Pi Network is approaching the long -awaited Mainnet launch step by step. However, the verification process of KYC (diagnostic customer) has become the biggest concern of users. Those who have not completed the KYC process by 31 January 2025 are at risk of not accessing Pi Coins they have gained through mining.
Pi Network Problems in the KYC process are forcing users
Pi Network requires the KYC process to prevent fraud and secure the network. Users need to submit full name, date of birth, address and identity documents for authentication.
However, the process does not progress much without any problems. As of February 2025, many users have completed KYC verification. Nevertheless, thousands of people still have difficulty completing the process due to technical disruptions and uncertainties.
User trust: Rejected applications attracted great reaction
The difficulties in the KYC process seriously damage the trust of Pi Network users. The uncertainty of the approval process and rejected applications are of great disappointment within the community.
Especially the technical problems experienced during the video verification phase make the process even more complex. Applications are rejected due to lack of lighting or image quality and users do not make a clear explanation.
Pi Network Towards Mainnet: Countdown has begun!
The Pi team emphasizes that the KYC process is critical for the mainnet launch. At least 100 applications must be approved for the mainnet launch. For the time being, only 80 applications have been completed.
There will be no new extension after January 31, 2025. This puts pressure on both users and developers. If the problems in the process are not solved, it may be difficult for Network to be implemented as planned.
How can Pi Network gain confidence?
Pi Network needs to adopt a transparent communication policy to regain user trust. Developers should explain more clearly how the process works and how solutions are produced to the problems. In addition, with a more effective customer support system, they should help users complete their KYC processes. Otherwise, it may be inevitable to reduce user confidence.
The coming weeks will be a critical turn for Pi. If the problems in the KYC process are not solved, the launch of the Mainnet may turn into a great disappointment. Time for users is shrinking!
