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$PI All amounts in smart contracts must be expressed in the smallest integer units; decimals are not supported to avoid precision loss.
From the smart contract code published on the Pi network, we can see that 1 Pi = 10,000,000 smallest units (7 decimal places).
In subscription contracts (or any Pi chain contracts), fee parameters such as price and amount must be entered as integers using Pi's smallest unit (10^7 = 1 Pi).
Example: 1 Pi is written as 10,000,000; 0.5 Pi is written as 5,000,000. All subscription, payment, and other fee parameters must follow this rule.
The smallest unit is 10,00

$PI PiNetwork's smart contract repository is now publicly available on GitHub.
Nicolas has updated a new paid subscription smart contract on GitHub.
Recurring payments on Pi
Configurable pricing & billing cycles
Built using Soroban(Stellar smart contracts)
This could ultimately support:
Premium app access
Creator memberships
SaaS-style billing
Paid communities
Recurring digital services
This is the infrastructure that shifts the network from speculation to a real economy.

$PI Brothers, let's take off🛫