Pi Coin News: Direct Fiat Access Launches in 70+ Countries With TransFi
Pi Network has partnered with payment provider TransFi to allow users to buy $PI directly using local currencies—eliminating the need for complex crypto conversions.
The integration, announced on July 31, supports over 40 fiat currencies and 250+ payment methods, including credit cards and regional e-wallets, across more than 70 countries.
Before going live, TransFi passed key compliance checks, including KYB verification and international certifications like ISO 27001 and AICPA SOC, ensuring secure and regulated access to Pi’s decentralized ecosystem.
This upgrade is particularly significant for users in developing regions, where access to crypto has often been limited by infrastructure and financial barriers. With TransFi, new users can now enter the Pi economy through familiar payment methods, without needing to rely on stablecoins or multiple exchanges.
The update also aligns with Pi Network’s broader mission to make digital assets more inclusive and user-friendly. With over 7.75 billion PI in circulation and growing institutional interest, the project continues to push toward becoming a mainstream blockchain platform. Currently trading at $0.41 with $91 million in daily volume, $PI holds a fully diluted valuation of $41.8 billion—solidifying its place among the top 40 cryptocurrencies.
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