Frequently asked questions

Is pi2pi live on mainnet?

No. pi2pi currently runs on Arc Testnet (chain ID 5042002). It is a working prototype used for pilot testing, not a production mainnet product. See Security for what has and hasn't been verified.

Has the full agreement lifecycle been tested end-to-end in production?

The lifecycle is implemented in the contracts and app and covered by the automated test suite. Infrastructure and the main public surfaces were operating, but full production end-to-end testing of financial and contract workflows has not been performed. "Implemented in code" and "verified end-to-end in production" are different claims — see Security for the distinction.

What does pi2pi cost?

Zero platform fees and zero commissions, for both tenants and landlords. Revenue comes from a yield spread on USDC value locked in escrow while an agreement is active, split 70% to the two parties and 30% to the protocol treasury.

Is there a pi2pi token?

No. There is no pi2pi token and no plan to launch one. USDC is the only currency used on the protocol.

Where does my deposit actually sit?

In the RentalEscrow smart contract (and PropDepEscrow for the optional property security deposit) — not in the other party's personal account, and not held by pi2pi as a company. See Deposit protection.

What happens if there's a dispute?

A landlord's damage claim moves the agreement into a bond-posting and freeze-window process rather than an immediate withdrawal. An automated enforcement bot is implemented to handle deadline-based transitions (e.g. an unanswered claim, or an expired freeze window) so the outcome doesn't depend on either side remembering to act — it enforces deadlines, it does not move funds outside the contract's own rules.

What wallet do I need?

pi2pi uses Circle Programmable Wallets with WebAuthn/passkey login — no seed phrase required. MetaMask and WalletConnect are also supported.

Which cities does pi2pi operate in?

Tbilisi and Batumi in Georgia, and Da Nang and Nha Trang in Vietnam.

Has pi2pi been audited?

The core contracts have been run through automated Slither static analysis (0 high-severity findings) and internal/AI-assisted code review, but no formal third-party human security audit has been completed yet. That is planned before any mainnet deployment. Full detail on Security.

Where can I see the current contract addresses?

At /arc for a human-readable page, or /project-info.json for a machine-readable, always-current source.