Pi Network just got the thumbs-up to do its thing in the United Kingdom and the European Union. They’ve set up shop there, ticking all the boxes to follow the rules of the 27 countries in the EU. The goal? To prep Pi for trading across different platforms in Europe and worldwide.

Bagging the operating license is a big deal because the EU has some serious rules. Pi Network promises to jump through all the hoops, making sure they check IDs and keep everyone’s data safe and sound.

Fun fact: A lot of the international rules we follow today were cooked up in the UK, back when it was part of the EU gang. Pi Network’s decision to plant its flag there carries some historical weight.

And guess what? Pi Network, originally thought to be a product of the United States, actually claims Switzerland as its home turf. The Vice Governor of the People’s Bank of China spilled the beans over a year ago. Now, Pi Network isn’t stuck with a birthplace label; it’s evolving into a currency trusted by folks around the globe.