Last updated: August 25, 2026
Yes, an individual Pionex TestFlight build can expire after 90 days. Apple states that TestFlight builds are available for testing for up to 90 days after upload. A newer build may be released, but continuous updates do not make the old build permanent.
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What actually expires
| Item | Does the 90-day TestFlight window apply? |
|---|---|
| The specific beta build | Yes |
| Your Pionex account | No, not merely because the build expires |
| The stable App Store version | No TestFlight build window |
| A newer beta build | It has its own testing window |
What to do before the countdown ends
- Check whether TestFlight offers a newer Pionex build.
- Open the official Pionex download page, not a copied invitation from an unknown source.
- Choose the App Store version for a stable release or TestFlight for beta testing.
- Confirm you can sign in through the official app or website.
- Keep your security methods current and never share verification codes.
If TestFlight says you were removed or the beta is full
Pionex’s official download page currently offers both App Store and TestFlight routes for iOS. Pionex’s help guidance says to stop testing and reopen the official TestFlight link if the developer-removal message appears. Capacity or invitation problems may still require Pionex Support.
Use the stable app when you do not need beta features
TestFlight is for testing pre-release builds and sending feedback. If you only need normal account access, the official App Store version or Pionex website avoids dependence on a beta build’s testing window.
Use the official Pionex download page and Apple’s current TestFlight overview. Do not install Pionex from an unverified package or third-party invitation seller.
Frequently asked questions
Does a Pionex TestFlight beta build expire?
Yes. Apple says each TestFlight build is available for testing for up to 90 days after upload, unless it is removed earlier.
Does the whole Pionex account expire with the beta build?
No. TestFlight expiry applies to that app build, not automatically to your Pionex account. Use a current official app or website to access the account.
What should you do when TestFlight says the build expired?
Open Pionex’s official download page and install a newer available TestFlight build or the stable App Store version. Do not use an unofficial download.
Will TestFlight always update before the build expires?
Not guaranteed. A developer may upload another build, but the old build still has its own availability window and a new invitation or install may be required.
Is the App Store version better than TestFlight?
The stable App Store version is intended for normal use, while TestFlight is for beta features and feedback. Choose the official option that fits your need.
What if the TestFlight program is full or removes you?
Use the stable App Store version when available or contact Pionex Support through the official site. Do not pay for an invitation code.
Can you keep using an expired TestFlight build?
Apple marks a build unavailable after its testing window. Install a current official build or use the Pionex website instead.
Use only official Pionex and Apple download routes. Never share a password, seed phrase or verification code to renew a beta build.
