As PI Network continues its transition to Netnet Main Open, the central team has issued a critical reminder to all pioneers: the full step 3 of the NET’s main verification list, the authentication of two factors (2FA), to ensure its wallet and finish the migration. This step is essential to ensure that PI tokens are transferred to the owner of the legitimate wallet and that the migration process remains safe, precise and irreversible.
The announcement, shared by the co -founder of Pi Network, Dr. Chengdiao Fan, emphasizes the urgency of completing 2FA and offers guidance for users that may have forgotten their phrase of wallet passes. With millions of users already migrated and more in tail for the next wave, this final step is a previous requirement to access PI in the block chain.
Why 2FA is important for the main migration
The authentication of two factors add an additional layer of safety to the wallet Pi when verifying the property through a reliable email address. This process ensures that only verified users can confirm their wallet and receive their migrated PI. According to the official Pi Network blog, the 2FA function was introduced in March 2025 to protect users during the migration process.
Without completing 2FA, users run the risk that their migrated PI will return to the mining application during the pending period of 14 days. This reversal mechanism is designed to avoid unauthorized transfers and maintain the integrity of the block chain.
Step by step guide to complete 2FA
For users who have already confirmed their wallet but have not yet completed 2FA, the process is simple:
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Open the Pi Network application and navigate to the main verification list.
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Verify your reliable email address. If you have not added one, complete the verification of life to confirm the property.
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Receive a verification email From noreply@pi.email and follow the instructions to confirm your wallet.
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If you forgot your passes phraseRestart it in the Pi application and repeat step 3.
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Wait for migration to begin Once all the steps are completed.
Users who use only email addresses that they own and can access are recommended. Providing a random or inaccessible email will result in failed verification and migration delays.
What happens if you miss 2FA?
If 2FA is not completed within the pending period of 14 days after starting migration, the Pi tokens will be returned to the mining application. This reversal is not permanent: users can restart migration after completing 2FA. However, delays can affect the time of tokens availability and participation in ecosystem activities.
According to the Network Pi Road map, users who complete 2FA before the reversal will not be subject to tokens returns. Those who complete it will then have their reconditioned migration, receiving the same amount of PI or a little more due to additional mining sessions.
Progress to migration and community response
As of July 2025, Pi Network has successfully migrated more than 12 million users to Mainnet. The second migration wave, which began at the end of June, includes reference bonds, lock rewards and members of the recently verified user community have reported that they received indications to complete 2FA and confirm their wallets, and many share their username names and migrated balances to celebrate their success.
However, some users have found problems with email verification, the reset of the passes phrase and the synchronization of the wallet. The Pi Core team has recognized these challenges and is implementing backend corrections and application updates to improve the process.
🚨 Netnet migration alert for all pioneers! 🚨
✅ Confirmed wallet? Excellent!
🔐 Step 3: 2FA (two factors authentication)? Do not wait, ensure your wallet now!⚠️ Did you forget your passes phrase?
Don’t worry, pioneer! 🙌
➡️ Simply restart your phrase of wallet passes pi in the application.
➡️ Then … pic.twitter.com/hnsndceeko– Dr. Chengdiao Fan (@drchengdiaofan) July 26, 2025
Safety and compliance
The introduction of 2FA is aligned with the broader commitment of PI Network with security and compliance. By requiring verified identity and email confirmation, the platform reduces the risk of fraud, phishing and unauthorized access. This is especially important given the non -custodial nature of PI wallets, where users are the only ones responsible for ensuring their phrases and credentials.
In response to concerns about committed wallets, community leaders have proposed additional security measures, such as biometric verification and multifactor authentication. These suggestions are under review as Network continues to improve its infrastructure.
Preparation for the next migration wave
With the next migration wave that is expected to include millions of tokens that come out of their blocking period, completing 2FA is more important than ever. Users who have not yet finished their main verification list must do so immediately to avoid delays and guarantee full access to their PI holdings.
The key steps include:
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Pi application update to the latest version
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Verify the state of KYC and email address
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Restore the phrase of wallet passes if necessary
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Complete 2FA and confirm the property of the wallet
Once these steps are completed, users will be eligible for migration and can monitor their status within the application.
Conclusion: ensure your wallet, ensure your future
The migration of Pi Network to the open Netnet represents an important milestone on its journey to decentralized finances and global adoption. When completing 2FA, users not only protect their assets but also contribute to the integrity and scalability of the network.
As Dr. Chengdiao’s fan’s message reminds us, ensuring his wallet is not optional, it is essential. Whether it is a long time pioneer or a recent user approved by KYC, now it is time to finish your verification list, confirm your wallet and prepare for the next chapter in the evolution of Pi Network.
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