Back to collectionPi’s service stack separates identity, local work and network upgrades
Reported interfaces shorten access, but each permission and execution boundary remains distinct.
Pi’s service account names SoloHost beta for local AI work, Pi Login for external sign-in and PiVerify for identity checks, alongside a Protocol v25 upgrade scheduled for July 22. Its reported network count above 60 million is not a count of users of each service. Hosting work, proving identity and authorizing an application are different functions; the upgrade date is a reported plan, not confirmation that it completed.
The broader roundup describes VALR access to Hyperliquid perpetuals, fomo trading with TradingView data, Sui gas-free stablecoin transfers and public confidential-transfer testing. It also describes NEAR account access from more than 35 chains to over 50 markets and Infinex use of Confidential Intents. A shorter interface still needs to distinguish collateral location, execution rules and recovery when one connected service fails.