The social media is abuzz with posts around Pi Network launching a new update of the mobile app. However, is the update new or are the Pioneers late? Well, Pi Network launched the 1.41.0 mobile app update, which according to the developers, contains minor bug fixes and overall performance improvements.
Truth Behind Pi Network’s Latest App Update
The new version came after the previously released Pi Browser version 1.21.0 in March. However, the 1.41.0 update isn’t very new. The Pi app upgrade came on May 9, 2025, which is over a month old now. Nonetheless, several users failed to notice this and delayed the update. This caused several issues on their end.
One of the problems that the Pi Core Team could have fixed is the long-standing bug Pi coin balances, which made many users unable to see their mined tokens in the app. The update notes are sparse, but a large portion of the Pi community is optimistic that this issue has been finally addressed.
However, the bigger issue is still at large: substantial delays when Pi coins are migrated to user wallets. Thousands of users on Reddit and X are expressing their mounting irritation with the migration process being stuck.
Users claim that they even completed all the necessary procedures, such as KYC (Know Your Customer), 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) and accepting the lock-up terms of the network. However, the issue still stands.
One Reddit user captured the mood of many, posting: “When finally my Pi will be migrate to my wallet?” This user, like many others, has reportedly been stuck at Step 9 of the migration process for months without any updates from the Core Team.
The same complaints were replicated by other users who said that they have been waiting as long as 10 months with no update whilst some of their friends (who did KYC on the same day) have already got their tokens. This vagueness and the disparity between experience has only contributed to the growing skepticism within the community.
Users Continue to Complain
Users on X have also complained of being forced to redo the 2FA verification, even when they have already done it successfully earlier on. A user going by the name Yogesh Kshirsagar posted that he had passed 2FA back in 2019 but got blocked in the second phase of migration because of a verification error.
Members of the community have speculated that unsuccessful migrations may be as a result of missing a step during the previous stage. These include failing to confirm an email in Step 3, or not being able to re-verify 2FA. In that instance, the Pi system is said to transfer the coins back to the app as a security measure.
After being fixed, the migration will resume and then there will be a 14 days unlock timer before the coins can be utilized. Nevertheless, some say that they have followed everything properly and are stuck, which contributes to the confusion.
Such delays, according to long-time users, were typical since the start of the project in 2019. “Even the Core Team can’t tell you when your migration will happen. It’s just the way this project works,” one veteran user commented. While the update offers some technical improvements, users continue to wait for answers, and their coins.
