Pi Network has removed possible duplicate-account flags from more than 417,000 accounts, allowing users identified as separate people to resume KYC (Know Your Customer) checks. The change does not constitute approval: applicants must still complete remaining identity checks and the Mainnet Checklist before transferable balances can migrate. Pi also plans a technical fix for about 497,000 Fast-Track wallets that received Mainnet allocations but lacked enough PI to pay transaction gas fees and claim their balances. The update adds resubmission options for some applicants previously verified through Yoti and for Indonesian users whose KIA (child identity card) submissions were rejected. Pi has expanded liveness checks to older mobile devices, begun a palm-print authentication pilot, and moved Protocol V27 testing from Testnet 1 to Testnet 2. The network said Testnet 2 handled about 250 transactions per block without a reported failure during the specified period.