How to Transfer Pi Coins From Pi Network Mining Apps to Mainnet wallet

It is not new again that the first new mobile mining base cryptocurrency, Pi Network is set to release Mainnet.

The Mainnet will be released any moment from now.

I am sending you 1π! Pi is a new digital currency developed by Stanford PhDs, with over 25 million members worldwide. To claim your Pi, follow this link https://minepi.com/Omokoshaban and use my username (Omokoshaban) as your invitation code.

In preparation for the release of Mainnet, team behind the protect has released step by step guide on how pioneers will be able to transferred Pi Coins from Pi Network mining app to Mainnet wallet.

The updates was released on the 16th of December 2021.

Read the Guide release on the Mining App below

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Mainnet Transfer Essentials

Please follow these steps to prepare for the transfer of your Pi Mobile Balance to the Mainnet1

Download Pi Browser App

Download the Pi Browser App from the iOS App Store/Google Play Store. There, you can create a non-custodial Pi Wallet, verify KYC and access other Pi apps. The Pi Browser is essential to complete multiple steps of the Mainnet transfer.

Create a Pi Wallet

The Pi Wallet is where you receive and store your Pi on the Pi Blockchain. Find the wallet app in the Pi Browser.

Decide how much Pi you want to lock up

Before transferring your Mobile Balance to the Mainnet, you can voluntarily lock up a portion of your transferable balance to mine at a higher rate later. The Mainnet transfer will not occur until you confirm the lockup configuration of your account.

Submit your KYC Application (coming soon)

KYC (Identity Verification) is a prerequisite to transfer your Mobile Balance to the Mainnet blockchain. Go to the KYC app in the Pi Browser to verify your identity and submit your KYC application.

Wait for KYC Results

KYC results will depend on identity verification, your name matching with your Pi account, screening against government AML and anti-terrorism sanction list, and if the account has scripting or policy-violation history.