Coixa Wallet Applies for KYB Approval on Pi Network

A new development is gaining attention in the Pi Network ecosystem. Coixa Wallet, a Web3 wallet and DeFi gateway, has applied for KYB (Know Your Business) approval. The application is now under review by the Pi Core Team.

📢Breaking news: Coixa has also applied for a KYB listing on the #PiNetwork and is currently under review. Looking forward to its future developments! 🚀👏 pic.twitter.com/5KiLikAkNZ

— PiNetwork DEX⚡️阿龙 (@PiNetworkAL) March 24, 2026

This step is important. KYB approval allows platforms to operate more formally within the Pi ecosystem. It also helps them offer services like trading and token listings in a compliant way. Coixa launched in late 2025. It aims to provide users with a full DeFi experience. It supports features like trading, staking and interaction with dApps. Now, with KYB approval pending. It could move closer to becoming an officially recognized platform on Pi.

Why KYB Approval Matters for Pi Ecosystem?

KYB is not just a formality. It plays a key role in building trust and structure within the network. Only a few platforms have received this approval so far. Names like LBank and BANXA are among the limited entities that passed the process.

Because of this, Coixa’s application stands out. If approved, it could expand the number of usable services available to Pi Network users. More importantly, it would signal that the ecosystem is slowly opening up to real utility. Concurrently, Pi Network is shifting its focus. The platform is moving away from pure token accumulation. Instead, it is now pushing toward real use cases and working products.

Shift Toward Utility Over Hype

This change is also visible in recent updates. The Pi Testnet Launchpad now requires projects to have a working app before launching tokens. That means no more empty promises or “launch first, build later” energy. Instead, developers must show real value from the start. This approach aims to build a stronger and more sustainable ecosystem.

As a result, projects like Coixa may benefit. Since it already offers a working wallet and DeFi features, it fits the new direction Pi is trying to take. In short, the network is trying to grow up a little, less hype, more actual product.

Clearing Up Wallet Rumors

Alongside Pi Network news today, the community also saw confusion around a large wallet activity. Some users noticed massive transfers involving billions of Pi tokens. This quickly led to rumors about possible issues with the network.

🚨#PiNetwork📢This wallet was merely a placeholder wallet used for stress testing. It has no connection whatsoever to the CT main address or even the distribution address (the migrated mainnet wallet). Therefore, the $Pi used for testing was a one-off event—it was never intended… pic.twitter.com/032OkoVV9u

— PiNetwork DEX⚡️阿龙 (@PiNetworkAL) March 24, 2026

However, the developers addressed those concerns. The team used the wallet in question only for stress testing. They did not link it to mainnet balances or real token distribution. The transactions were part of internal testing. They were never meant for public circulation. Once testing ended, the wallet activity was removed. This clarification helped calm fears. Although debates around Pi’s ecosystem still continue.

What Comes Next for Pi Network?

For now, Coixa Wallet’s KYB application remains under review. There is no confirmed timeline for approval yet. But the move shows that more platforms are preparing for a utility-driven future on Pi. While the network continues to evolve. From launchpad updates to wallet developments, the focus is clearly shifting toward real-world use.

Still, the community remains divided. Some users are excited about the progress. Others remain cautious due to past delays. Either way, one thing is clear. Pi Network is trying to move from promise to product. Additionally, if platforms like Coixa get approved, that shift could finally start to feel real.