Pi wallet Feature Request: Biometric Authorization for Pi Transfers

🔐 Description
The Pi Network Wallet aims to enhance user protection by introducing Biometric Authorization (such as fingerprint or facial recognition) before Pi coin transfers. This security feature leverages the user’s unique biological identity to ensure that only the rightful wallet owner can approve transactions, making Pi transfers more secure and convenient.

📲 App Feature Flow
👤 User Logs In: Access the Pi Network Wallet using existing login credentials.

💸 Initiate Transfer: Enter the recipient’s wallet address and the amount of Pi coins to send.

🔍 Prompt for Biometric Verification: The app requests biometric authorization (e.g., fingerprint scan or facial recognition) before proceeding.

✅ Biometric Match: If the biometric input matches the saved profile, the transaction is approved.

🎯 Transfer Complete: Pi coins are successfully transferred with secure biometric confirmation.

🌟 Benefits
🛡️ Maximum Security: Prevents unauthorized transactions by requiring the user’s unique biometric data.

🔐 Identity Protection: Biometric data adds a personal layer of verification that’s difficult to replicate.

⚡ Fast & Convenient: Speeds up the transaction process without needing to remember passwords or enter OTPs.

📱 Seamless Experience: Most modern smartphones already support biometrics, making it easy to adopt.

🤖 Future-Ready: Aligns the Pi Network Wallet with advanced digital banking and crypto wallet standards.

✅ Conclusion
Biometric Authorization is a powerful upgrade for the Pi Network Wallet, offering a modern and user-friendly way to secure Pi coin transfers. By integrating this technology, the Pi Network not only protects its 60 million users but also sets a new standard for digital wallet safety. As we move closer to Pi’s open mainnet phase, features like this will be crucial in building trust, security, and mainstream adoption.

Is the Pi Node Software Open Source?

The Blockchain component of the Node will be fully open sourced. Pi CT is in the process of tidying up the _Github Repository_ so that they can proceed with the open sourcing.

If you know you know💪🏼😊

What do you expect from Consensus 2025 Toronto?? I can honestly say,NOTHING!! Don't expect more,it's just another step forward to introduce Pi Network to the world.

@PiCoreTeam: "We are in the process of tidying up the github repository so that we can proceed with the open sourcing".

All the planning and everything that has been done by the Pi Network Mega Project is in the GitHub Repository..You will definitely know what CT will do if you understand GitHub.If you don't understand,I will always convey the latest developments that are being done behind the scenes.Every time there is an update about Node and Protocol updates,there will definitely be various other updates.

Those of you who don't believe in Codes,one day you will come back to my posts.

The price of #bitcoin:

2025: 96,592
2024: $72,230
2023: $26,602
2022: $19,723
2021: $40,927
2020: $10,480
2019: $10,197
2018: $6,317
2017: $4,007
2016: $608
2015: $232
2014: $397
2013: $122
2012: $12
2011: $6
2010: $0.06
2009: $0.00099

There is no second best.

(current price vs same period each year)

A lot of people complained that their wallet address they submitted at mainnet checklist task 3 has been changed and it wasn't them that made the change. The Pi coreteam had to check everything again to see where the fault was coming from ,so many Pi sent to most wallets where taken back. If you have luckily moved it to your available balance before they did it ,they won't be able to take it back . The available balance is the real Blockchain no one can take anything from there one it gets in there. Once everything is sorted out you guys will get your Pi again. Some people got their accounts hacked , scammers are not sleeping anymore. The Pi coreteam said you guys shouldn't use the same password you use for everything for your Pi account it's easy to hack like that. I warned about Facebook log in already,I believe most of these accounts where hacked into through Facebook log in method on the Pi app. Secure your Facebook now with two factor authentication (2FA ) now .Go your Facebook settings and do that.