Onramp Money Addresses Wallet Failures, Cites Ongoing Integration

Onramp Money released an update stating that Pi Network integration is still ongoing amid reports of failed transactions on the wallet. They confirmed that the formal launch has been slated for August 2025.

Onramp Money Stresses Patience as Pi Network Integration Continues

In a recent X post, Onramp Money acknowledged it has received multiple inquiries from Pi Network users who attempted to buy Pi tokens but did not see them reflected in their wallets. The company emphasized that the Pi integration is still in progress. Most importantly, they urged pioneers to avoid further transactions until the official rollout. This is expected to happen in the second or third week of August.

They also added that if a transaction appears stuck, it will be resolved once the Pi Network integration goes live. The platform noted that official updates will be shared only through its verified social media channels.

This explanation came after reports, especially from Vietnamese pioneers, that they had fiat taken out of their accounts but had been waiting more than four days to receive Pi tokens. To lessen confusion and anxiety, community voices demanded notifications that were more straightforward and unambiguous.

These hiccups surfaced shortly after Pi Network quietly introduced its “Buy” feature inside the Pi Wallet, in partnership with Banxa and Onramper. The new tool promises a simpler way to acquire Pi tokens using familiar payment methods. This includes debit and credit cards, and even Google Pay.

Pi Network Aims For Worldwide Adoption

Pi Network had earlier announced an official partnership with Onramp Money, enabling pioneers to sell Pi tokens instantly into more than 25 local currencies, including INR, MXN, NGN, VND, TRY, and EUR. This marked a significant step in bridging digital and fiat economies, offering pioneers worldwide faster access to spendable value.

The collaboration highlighted Pi Network’s aim to ensure mined Pi tokens of pioneers can be used as an everyday currency. This is also an important step to build a decentralized ecosystem that feels as simple as traditional banking.

While pioneers celebrated this step toward real-world usability, the rollout exposed a familiar challenge. As CoinGape previously reported, Pi Network’s insufficiencies can also be attributed to its often-criticized pace and communication style. Many critics argue that the platform should have left the buy button inactive until it was ready to be used.

In other news, Pi Network recently unveiled an update to its branding with a new cover photo. While subtle, community members see it as a visual declaration that the project is expanding its Open Mainnet phase. For now, pioneers are to hold off on Pi token purchases via Onramp Money until the official green light in August. The company assures all stuck transactions will be resolved post-launch.