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Honestly, I struggled with my Pi KYC for weeks before figuring out how to do it. Many miners on the Pi network are in the same situation; their verification has been stuck for months. I finally found out how to complete it properly in about 10 minutes.
First, you need to check the basic requirements: be at least 18 years old, have a valid government-issued ID (preferably a passport), and have mined for at least 30 days. This is important, or your Pi KYC application will be automatically rejected. Then, download Pi Browser and go to the Mainnet section.
What took me time was understanding the steps for verification. You must first complete the Mainnet checklist tasks before the KYC tab unlocks. After that, select your country, choose your ID type, and take clear photos of your document. Also, a clear photo of your face, in a well-lit room.
After submitting your Pi KYC, the approval time varies a lot. It can be a few minutes or several months depending on the quality of your info and the availability of validators in your region. Each application is reviewed by at least two people who have already successfully completed Pi KYC. It costs 1 Pi to submit, which goes to the validators.
If you've been stuck for a long time, check your status in the Pi Network profile. A green checkmark = verified, a loading icon = still pending. Some have found solutions by resubmitting their request or contacting support. See if that makes a difference for you.