Pi Coin News: Pi Network Joins ISO 20022 Group with Ripple and Stellar

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Pi Network has reportedly joined the ISO 20022 standard group, standing alongside industry leaders such as Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM). This move connects Pi to the global financial messaging system used by banks to exchange transaction data. The ISO 20022 framework improves accuracy, speeds up transaction reconciliation, and strengthens regulatory compliance.

A Step Toward Real-World Integration

Joining ISO 20022 brings Pi Network closer to the traditional banking system. It allows smoother and faster transactions and helps the network gain more acceptance among everyday users and institutions.

Dr Altcoin said, “Aligning with ISO 20022 improves integration with traditional banking networks. This can lead to greater adoption, smoother transactions, and increased trust in digital assets.” 

With nearly 50 million users and a mobile-first design, Pi already has one of the largest communities in crypto. Ripple and Stellar have years of experience and existing ties with financial firms, but Pi is still building those relationships as it moves toward wider recognition.

What It Means for Pi’s Price

The Pi team has been active this year, adding new features and growing its ecosystem. Despite that, Pi’s price has had a hard time finding steady ground. The token is currently trading around $0.2661, up 16% in the last day.

The link to ISO 20022 could help the project’s image and attract more trust, especially after some critics dismissed it early on. Clearer direction, stronger partnerships, and visible progress may help Pi hold its value more consistently over time.

Plans for Full Integration

Pi Network aims to fully align with ISO 20022 by November 22, 2025, making its transactions faster, cheaper, and easier to connect with global payment systems. The rollout will happen in three stages:

• Preparation: Upgrading Pi’s technology to match ISO 20022 standards.
• Activation: Syncing with banks as they officially switch to the new system.
• Adoption: Expanding real-world use cases like remittances and merchant payments.