@Pi Roll out 2FA AuthenticationPART 2#

Verify via Email

In the 2FA interface, Pioneers must confirm access to their migration wallet (or create a new one if necessary).

They will receive another email to finalize this confirmation.

Important Security Notice:Pioneers will only receive emails from “[email protected]”. Do not trust any other emails to avoid phishing or scam attempts.

Source: minepi.com

What Happens If You Don’t Complete 2FA?

For security reasons, some Pioneers who migrated their Pi within the last few weeks—but are still within the 14-day pending period—must complete 2FA, or their Pi will be returned to their mining app.

Why Is There a 14-Day Pending Period?

Pi Network’s 14-day pending period is designed to protect Pioneers by allowing time for additional security checks before transactions become permanently irreversible on the Mainnet blockchain.

How Pi Returns Work During Migration

If 2FA is not completed within 14 days of pending period, the migrated Pi will be returned to the Unverified Balance instead of the Transferable Balance.

This process does not reduce the total amount of Pi a Pioneer will receive. Instead, it ensures that migrated balances go through the necessary verification process before final confirmation.

Once 2FA is successfully completed, Pioneers will not be affected by Pi returns.

If a migration was paused and Pi was returned, the migration process will automatically re-initiate after 2FA is confirmed.

Final Thoughts

The implementation of Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a crucial step in ensuring the security of Pi wallets and preventing unauthorized access. With the migration to the Mainnet in full swing, Pioneers must act quickly to complete their 2FA verification and ensure a smooth transition.

If you’ve completed all the steps in the Mainnet Checklist and are awaiting migration, make sure to add a trusted email and complete the 2 FA .