As Pi Network prepares for wider mainnet use, the project is rolling out a targeted pi network 2fa mandate to harden user protections before irreversible token transfers.
Mandatory 2FA added to the Mainnet Checklist
The project has introduced a key Pi Network security change for its users, known as Pioneers. From now on, two-factor authentication (2FA) is required to complete both first and second mainnet migrations, as part of the Mainnet Checklist.
Step 3 of the checklist now obliges users to configure 2FA on their Pi Wallet before any migration can proceed. Moreover, the process may require adding a trusted email address, which serves as a backup for verification and account recovery.
Once enabled, 2FA introduces an extra authentication step for sensitive actions. That said, the goal is simple: ensure only the account owner can confirm transactions and security changes, especially once real Pi tokens are prepared for transfer to the blockchain.
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