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How to Create a Pi Wallet

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Steps

Before accessing your Pi Wallet, please download the new “Pi Browser” app from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store. Make sure to download the “Pi Browser” developed by Pi Community Company. To download the correct app, you can also follow the steps below later.

  1. Open the Pi Network mining app (the Pi mining app you normally use).
  2. Go to the menu ☰ in the top left and select “Pi Browser”.
  3. Read the instructions and tap the “SIGN IN TO PI BROWSER” button.
  4. If Pi Browser is installed, it will automatically open and sign you in. If not, you will be taken to the app store to install and open Pi Browser.
  5. For some Android users, the link may open in your phone’s default browser instead of Pi Browser. In that case, you will need to manually open the Pi Browser app.
  6. The easiest way to sign in to Pi-related apps on Pi Browser is by using the mining app as instructed in the last step. However, you can also sign in directly to Pi Browser independently. In that case, type mine.pi in the Pi Browser URL bar, select “Use other sign-in methods”, and enter your Pi Network credentials.
  7. Once you are signed in to Pi Browser, you will see a welcome page with a “wallet.pi” icon.
  8. Click on the “wallet.pi” icon.
  9. Click on “GENERATE WALLET”.
  10. Please save your passphrase in a safe place. You can make it accessible only on your smartphone via fingerprint authentication for Android or Touch ID/Face ID for iOS, or copy and save it in a secret safe place. The passphrase is like a long string “password” that serves as the private key for your crypto wallet. If you lose this key, you will lose access to your wallet and will not be able to recover it. Therefore, do not lose your passphrase and make sure no one else can access it.
  11. If you did not set up biometric authentication when creating your wallet, you will need to use “UNLOCK WITH PASSPHRASE” to set up biometric login (e.g., fingerprint or facial recognition).

How to Use Your Pi Wallet

Once you log in to your Pi Wallet, you will see the balance page. A new wallet contains 100 Test-Pi. Test-Pi is not real Pi, has no value, and is for testing purposes only.

  • To send Test-Pi, tap the orange “SEND” button. On the Test-Pi sending page,
    1. In the “Recipient Address” field, enter the wallet address of the person you want to send Test-Pi to. (A new feature will be added in the future that allows you to send Test-Pi using only the username)
    2. In the “Amount” field, enter the amount of Test-Pi you want to send.
    3. The “Fee” field is set to the current minimum fee on the Pi Testnet, 0.01 Test-Pi, by default. You can increase the fee if you want to prioritize your transaction during high traffic.

Note: Your wallet balance cannot go below 20 Test-Pi. Transactions that would result in a balance less than 20 Test-Pi will fail. Instructions on how to request additional Test-Pi are located below the “Receive” button.

  • Tapping the “History” link will show you the history of all incoming and outgoing transactions from your wallet. The same transaction history is also recorded on the Pi Testnet blockchain.
  • Tapping the “Settings” link will allow you to associate a biometric authentication login solution with your wallet (if you haven’t already). E.g., you can use fingerprint authentication (Android) or Touch ID/Face ID (iOS) to access your passphrase and log in to your wallet.
  • To find your passphrase, tap the “SHOW” button. Do not share your passphrase with anyone and keep it secret.
  • To see your wallet address, click the “Receive” button.
    Currently, you can copy and share your wallet address. For example, you can paste it into a text or email message and send it. In the future, a feature will be added that allows you to share your wallet address via social media, email, etc., using the “SHARE” button. Since the blockchain is public, revealing your wallet address does not compromise the security of your wallet.
  • If you have sent all your Test-Pi and want to continue testing transactions, you can tap the link at the bottom of the Send or Receive page to request an additional 100 Test-Pi. This option is available every 48 hours and is only valid if your balance is less than 50 Test-Pi.

How to Play Pi Games on PiNetwork

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You can now play Pi games through the Pi Browser.
Using the Pi Browser gives you a Utility usage bonus, making it a popular content.
The game is a 3-match puzzle game.
You can get coins just by playing the game, so if you have time, why not give it a try?

How to Start the Game

① Launch the Pi Browser.

② Enter the following URL in the browser’s URL bar.

https://pi-game.app/

You can also copy and paste the above.

If you launch it from a browser other than the Pi Browser, it will just keep loading forever and won’t start. Be sure to launch it via the Pi Browser.

↑ This is the screen that appears when accessed on a PC.

③ The game screen will load automatically.
When the correct URL is entered, a screen like this will be displayed before the game starts.

When translated into Japanese, it looks like this.
Share information with WorldofPiChampionships?
WorldofPiChampionships is requesting the following data or permissions:
·auth: Your Pi account
·Authenticate you in this app with your username.
Pi Username · Role: Pi Community Role (e.g., Moderator)

If there are no particular issues, please tap ALLOW.

Next, this screen will appear.

Payment Details This app (WorldofPiChampionships) is requesting the following payment
Recipient: GC5AF4XYPAWU7USY6KEBRRQUPJISIUIQ2P603BFQY13HLHC2Q01QVD3A Payment: World of Pi Championship Participation Fee 10Test-T
Note: This is a Test-tt transaction request. Confirmation of cancellation

This is the screen asking if you want to play using 10 Test Pi.
Since it’s Test Pi, it’s Pi that you get for free.
You won’t lose anything, so please select COMFIRM at the bottom left.
(If Pi becomes widely circulated, I wonder if we’ll be playing with real currency?)

④ How to Play the Game
When the screen below is displayed, tap it.

↓ When the game loads, it becomes the stage selection screen.
Nearly 200 stages are available, so clearing them all requires considerable effort. The flow is to start from Stage 1 and gradually challenge higher-level stages.

How it looks while playing

I tried recording how it looks playing Stage 7 as a test.
Sorry, I’m not very good.

When you match three of the same flags, the blocks disappear, and new blocks fall from above. Sometimes items appear that can clear multiple blocks at once, so use them effectively to clear the game. The difficulty is high. There are stages that are difficult to clear even with a low stage number. The blocks that fall from above are random, so there is also an element of luck. I’ve seen comments saying that if you have bad luck, it’s hard to clear the game.

How much Utility usage bonus can you get?

When I, the administrator, played this game, I was able to get about 0.2 to 0.3 Pi. You might get more depending on how much you play. However, you won’t get that much just by playing this game, so trying to increase your Pi significantly by making this your main focus probably isn’t worth the effort. It’s best to think of it as just a game and be happy with whatever you get. It seems you can get a bonus if you rank high, but there are rivals all over the world, so latecomers might be at a disadvantage. If you are confident in your skills, it might be worth trying for the rankings.