Pi Network News: Here’s How To Spend Your Pi Coins with VISA Card

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A new development from fintech platform Zypto App is bringing real-world utility to Pi Network users by allowing them to spend their Pi coins through a reloadable VISA card.

Turning Pi into Purchases

Zypto has introduced a service that lets users convert Pi coins from their Pi Wallet into funds within the Zypto app. These funds are then loaded onto a VISA card, which can be used just like a regular debit card—for shopping, bill payments, and online purchases.

Not Official VISA Support

It’s important to note that VISA itself is not directly accepting Pi. Instead, Zypto acts as a third-party facilitator. It converts the Pi through its internal system before transferring the value to the card.

How It Works:

1. Transfer Pi from your Pi Wallet to the Zypto App.
   
2. Inside Zypto, your Pi is converted (via their internal system) into spendable funds.
   
3. These funds are then loaded onto a VISA card issued by Zypto.
   
4. You can now use this card anywhere VISA is accepted—online, in stores, or to pay bills.

This feature marks a big step in Pi Network’s journey from a digital asset to a practical currency. By partnering with services like Zypto, Pi is beginning to enter everyday financial use cases.

Long-Term Vision

Unlike projects chasing quick profits, Pi Network appears to be focusing on long-term utility. Many in the community believe the team is deliberately filtering out short-term traders, aiming to build a user base of loyal, patient investors. Once internal goals are achieved and the user base stabilizes, listing on Binance could follow with more sustainable growth.

Team’s Silence on Binance Listing

Interestingly, Pi Network has never officially commented on any Binance listing. No announcements or tweets have been made by the team regarding a timeline or negotiations. This silence is interpreted by some as either a sign of disinterest or part of a broader, undisclosed strategic roadmap.