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Pi Network Launches New Two-Factor Authentication Process

Pi Network introduced two-factor authentication, or 2FA, to ensure Pioneers’ accounts and Pi coins are safe. This feature is directly tied to moving Pi from the enclosed mining app to the Open Network mainnet blockchain. What is this feature, and how does it help with Pi migration?

Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security. For Pioneers on the mining blockchain, 2FA helps confirm that the Pi Wallet you’re sending your Pi to belongs to you. It does this by linking your account to a trusted email address only you control.

With this in mind, Pioneers must complete 2FA before their Pi can move to the Mainnet blockchain. This step protects your Pi and ensures it goes to the right place. Without 2FA, your migration might not finish, or you could lose access to your Pi later.