Pailot has officially submitted its application for listing on the Pi Network’s Mainnet Ecosystem Interface—a major step toward aligning its decentralized logistics platform with one of the most active Web3 communities.
The team confirmed they are in active discussions with the Pi Core Team and are preparing for exclusive one-on-one sessions to deepen collaboration and refine their product offering.
Pailot is a decentralized logistics platform designed to connect shippers, drivers, and delivery providers through blockchain technology. By eliminating traditional middlemen and using smart contracts, Pailot aims to streamline supply chains, reduce costs, and ensure transparent, secure transactions in real-time.
The platform focuses on building trust and efficiency in the logistics sector by leveraging the power of Web3, creating a peer-to-peer network that empowers both service providers and end users.
With its application to the Pi Mainnet, Pailot hopes to unlock new possibilities for seamless, blockchain-powered logistics directly within the Pi Network ecosystem. The upcoming technical sessions with the Pi Core Team are expected to accelerate development and ensure tight integration.
Pailot thanked the Pi community—known as Pioneers—for their patience and ongoing support. The team emphasized that community encouragement continues to drive their mission forward.
Pailot remains committed to building an innovative, user-first logistics solution. As development progresses, they promised more updates and milestones on their journey to redefine how goods and services move in a decentralized world.
With Pi Network’s global reach and Pailot’s mission to modernize logistics, this collaboration has the potential to bring meaningful, Blockchain At its core, blockchain is a digital chain of blocks, but not in the traditional sense. These 'blocks' consist of bits of information, and when we refer to a 'block' and 'chain,' we're talking about digital data stored in a public database. Blockchain provides an innovative way to transfer information automatically and securely. A transaction begins when one party creates a block, which is then verified by thousands, even millions, of computers across the network. This decentralized ledger of financial transactions is constantly evolving, with new data continuously added. What makes blockchain tamper-proof is that each record is unique, with its own distinct history. To alter one record would require changing the entire chain of millions of other records. Blockchain is grounded in three key principles: decentralization, transparency, and immutability.
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