According to external sources, Pi Network launched three new products in Pi2Day 2026, focusing not on the progress of currency prices or exchanges, but on opening existing network capacity to the ecological externalities. According to the article, the update sought to shift Pi from the early impression of “mining applications” to the identification, log-in and distributed computing services available to businesses and developers.
PiVerify Open to External Enterprises
Of the three publications, the most commercial is PiVerify. This is a set of KYC and authentication services that are open to outside businesses to confirm whether users are real individuals.
According to the article, the infrastructure had previously been validated by more than 18 million users in Pi ecology, covering more than 200 countries and territories, using the combination of AI automation and manual review.
It was mentioned that such capabilities could be used in financial science and technology platforms, exchanges, Web3 services and AI applications to address issues such as fraud, false accounts and witch attacks. More directly to Pi holders, third-party customers who have access to PiVerify are required to pay for their services with Pi.
Node starts with the AI Calculator.
The second product, SoloHost, further extends the existing Pi node network to a distributed computing landscape. According to the article, more than 420,000 computers operated by community users now have access to relevant networks.
In this mode, the developer can build up the hosting application to Pi Desktop, including locally run AI agents. Node operators can also choose to contribute idle computing, perform AI computing tasks for third-party customers and be paid Pi.
According to the article, the first production level application will be online shortly after Pi2Day, when the top 100 node operator will take over the real AI calculation task. It is also mentioned that the first presentation is Hermes, an open-source AI agent that operates locally and that data is stored locally in the user device rather than in a remote server.
Pi accounts can be used for third-party login
The third update is Pi Sign-in. This allows access to third-party websites and applications, with Pi accounts as one of the login options.
According to the article, the significance of this function is that Pi has created a functional identity layer that no longer serves its own ecology but can be called by outside developers. If used in conjunction with PiVerify, Pi attempts to provide not only an account system but also a reusable identity infrastructure.
What do you think of this turn?
According to the article, the publication did not revolve around price, currency or short-term market expectations, but focused on the introduction of three types of feeable or solventable basic services: identification based on Pi fees, distributed algorithms paid for Pi and log-in systems linking Pi accounts to a wider range of Internet applications.
According to this review, Pi Network is trying to prove that it is not just a token project waiting for circulation or trade, but rather that it wants to create an actual use scene around identity, applied access and AI algorithms.