Just noticed a lot of people asking about Pi Network KYC lately. Let me break down what you actually need to do if you want to move your mined Pi coins to Mainnet.

First thing to know: Pi doesn't let everyone verify at once. You'll get a notification in the app when it's your turn - look for the "You're selected for KYC" message. If you haven't seen it yet, keep checking your Mainnet Checklist. Patience is key here.

Once you're invited, here's what actually happens. You need to grab the Pi KYC app, which lives inside Pi Browser. Just log in with your regular Pi account and you're good to go.

Now the document part. You'll need a valid government ID - could be your CNIC, passport, driving license, whatever you've got. But here's the thing: make absolutely sure the name on that ID matches your Pi account exactly. I've seen people get stuck because of minor differences. Also, grab clear photos of both sides. No glare, no blur, no excuses.

Fill in your details carefully. Full legal name as it appears on your ID, date of birth, country, ID number - get it all right the first time. Then comes the facial verification step. They'll ask you to take a live selfie and follow some basic instructions - look left, right, blink, that kind of thing. Make sure you're somewhere with decent lighting.

Once you submit everything, it goes through both AI and human verification. Could take hours, could take a few days. You'll get notified in the app when you're approved. After that, your mined Pi is finally ready for Mainnet transfer.

The whole pi kyc process might seem tedious, but it's basically how any legitimate platform handles verification these days. Just be thorough and patient, and you should be fine.