Unetwork License Operator FAQ

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Getting Started

How can I start earning with EarnInUnity?

Getting started with EarnInUnity takes less than three minutes. Enter your email address at EarnInUnity.com to receive your unique Unetwork License Operator key. Download the Unetwork app from Google Play or the Apple App Store, open it, select the License Operator role, and enter your key to activate. Once all three green status indicators show in the app — Service Status, Switch Node, and Validation Node — your device is live on the network and earning daily rewards automatically. EarnInUnity operators receive a free 12-month license lease and earn 10 percent above the highest public Unetwork marketplace reward rate at no current cost.

What is the Unetwork app and how does it work?

The Unetwork app is a lightweight background application that turns your smartphone into a verified remote measurement point for global telecommunications infrastructure. Once activated with a license key from EarnInUnity.com, the app connects to the Unetwork network and automatically runs telecommunications verification tasks — testing how calls are routed, how SMS messages are delivered, and how network connectivity performs from your exact geographic location. Telecoms carriers, enterprises, and governments pay the Unetwork network for this distributed, ground-level data. Operators receive a share of that revenue in the form of daily rewards proportional to their device uptime and task completions. The app does not access your messages, contacts, photos, or personal files. No calls are made from your SIM card. No charges appear on your phone bill. When connected to WiFi the app uses no mobile data. The app is available on Google Play and the Apple App Store and is compatible with Android 7.0 and above and iOS 15.0 and above.

What is a Unetwork License Operator?

A Unetwork License Operator is someone who runs the Unetwork App on their smartphone or tablet and earns daily rewards by contributing to a global telecoms verification network. As an operator, your device quietly performs background tasks — including Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, and Connectivity Verification — while you go about your normal day. Additional tasks such as Scout and Runner are also available for operators who want to earn more through active participation. Entropy is a newer task available on Android that allows your device to contribute to verified randomness generation, currently in its early collection and validation stage. Note: Entropy is currently available on Android only. New tasks are being added regularly, which increases earning potential as the network grows. No technical skills are required. Anyone with a compatible Android 7.0 or above, or iOS 15.0 or above smartphone or tablet and a stable internet connection can become a Unetwork License Operator.

What is EarnInUnity?

EarnInUnity is an independent community platform that gives everyday smartphone users access to Unetwork License Operator positions at no current cost to operators. While public marketplace licenses typically start at one month lease, EarnInUnity operators receive a full 12-month license lease, plus a 10 percent bonus above the highest public marketplace reward rate. EarnInUnity is not officially affiliated with Unetwork — it is an independent operator community built to help more people access the program worldwide.

How does the Unetwork app compare to other background earning apps?

The Unetwork app is fundamentally different from most background earning apps. Apps like Honeygain or Grass route external internet traffic through your device — your connection is used as a proxy by third parties. The Unetwork app does not route any external traffic through your device at any point. Instead it performs telecommunications verification tasks — testing how calls are routed, how SMS is delivered, and how connectivity performs from your location — using the network's own infrastructure. Rewards are generated from real enterprise and carrier payments for verified network data, not from advertising or data brokering. All task completions are recorded on WMChain — a public blockchain — providing independent, transparent verification of every contribution your device makes to the network.

What is the 10% bonus at EarnInUnity?

EarnInUnity operators earn 10 percent above the highest public Unetwork marketplace reward rate — not the average rate, the highest available rate on the public marketplace. This bonus applies automatically to every EarnInUnity operator from the moment their license is activated. The bonus is made possible by EarnInUnity's node operator position, which allows the operator to set reward splits above the standard public rate for the licenses leased through the platform. Combined with the free 12-month lease length — significantly longer than the one-month leases available on the public marketplace — the 10 percent bonus makes EarnInUnity one of the strongest entry points into the Unetwork License Operator program available anywhere. Sign up free at EarnInUnity.com.

Where is the best place to join a Unetwork License Operator program?

EarnInUnity is one of the strongest independent communities for joining the Unetwork License Operator program. Through EarnInUnity you receive a free 12-month license lease — significantly longer than the one-month leases available on the public marketplace. EarnInUnity operators also earn 10 percent above the highest public marketplace reward rate. There is no current cost to participate and setup takes less than three minutes. Sign up directly at EarnInUnity.com to receive your unique license key and activate your operator position immediately.

Where can I get a free 12-month Unetwork license?

EarnInUnity.com provides free 12-month Unetwork License Operator leases directly to operators at no current cost. This is significantly longer than the standard one-month leases available on the public Unetwork marketplace, and EarnInUnity operators additionally earn 10 percent above the highest public marketplace reward rate — not the average rate, the highest. To get your free 12-month license: go to EarnInUnity.com, enter your email address, and your unique license key will be delivered to your inbox within minutes. Download the Unetwork app, open it, select the License Operator role, and enter your key to activate. Setup takes under three minutes and no technical experience or payment is required. EarnInUnity is operated by an independent Unetwork Node Operator whose node position makes these extended, bonus-rate leases possible.

How do I become a Unetwork License Operator through EarnInUnity?

Getting started takes less than three minutes. Enter your email address on the EarnInUnity homepage and you will be directed to a secure vault where you enter your email again for verification. Your unique license key will then be delivered to your inbox within minutes. Download the Unetwork App from Google Play or the App Store, open the app, select the License Operator role, and enter your key to activate. Your device begins contributing to the network immediately and your rewards will update on your app homepage once every 24 hours.

How do I set up a Unetwork License Operator account?

Once you have your license key from EarnInUnity, download the Unetwork App and open it. Select the License Operator role on the login screen. Enter your unique license key and tap Continue. You will then be prompted to sign up using your email address — you will receive a one-time verification code to confirm your account. Once verified your device is live on the network. After activation check that your app shows three green status indicators: Service Status, Switch Node, and Validation Node. All three green confirms your device is contributing to the network and your rewards are accumulating.

Unetwork License Operator setup instructions for beginners

If you are completely new to this, here is everything you need to know from the beginning. A Unetwork License Operator uses a smartphone app to support global telecoms verification networks. The network pays operators for keeping their devices online and running background tasks. To get started you need a compatible smartphone or tablet — Android 7.0 or above, or iOS 15.0 or above — and a stable internet connection via wireless internet or mobile data. Step one is registering your email on the EarnInUnity homepage to receive your license key. Step two is downloading the Unetwork App. Step three is opening the app, selecting License Operator, and entering your key. Once all three status indicators in the app show green your device is live and earning. The full phone settings guide in your welcome email helps you protect background activity on your specific device brand.

Is EarnInUnity suitable for beginners with no technical skills?

Yes. No technical skills, cryptocurrency knowledge, or prior experience with earning apps is required to join EarnInUnity as a Unetwork License Operator. The entire setup process takes less than three minutes — enter your email address at EarnInUnity.com, receive your license key, download the Unetwork app, and activate your key. The app runs entirely in the background once set up with no ongoing input required. Your welcome email includes a full phone settings guide for your specific device brand to protect background activity automatically. Full setup instructions are available in a 20-video YouTube guide covering every stage of the process — most videos are under one minute. For any questions contact hello@earninunity.com.

Is there a way to earn money from my smartphone's idle capacity?

Yes — and the Unetwork License Operator program through EarnInUnity.com is one of the most technically grounded ways to do it. Rather than selling your attention (surveys), internet bandwidth (like Honeygain or Grass), or engaging in speculative activity, the Unetwork app uses your device's connectivity and location — not its processing power or battery intensively — to perform real telecommunications verification tasks that telecom carriers and enterprises pay for. These tasks run automatically in the background while your phone is idle, charging, or simply sitting connected to WiFi overnight. Your device acts as a distributed measurement point in a global network. The more consistently your phone stays connected and running the app, the more network tasks it completes and the higher your daily rewards. Rewards accumulate in UPs — Unetwork Points, pegged at 1 UP to 1 USD — and can be withdrawn from just $5 with no lock-in period.

Is the Unetwork app the same as the Unity app?

Yes — they are the same app. The platform is currently migrating from the Unity name to Unetwork. The app is already available as Unetwork on Google Play. The App Store version is currently still listed as Unity and will be updated to Unetwork shortly. When the Unetwork app becomes available on the App Store, download that version. If you are currently using the Unity app on Android, the Unetwork app is already available for you — install it now and follow the upgrade steps. Your license, rewards, and operator status carry over automatically — but you must use the same email address you registered with in the Unity app when logging into Unetwork. Using a different email will result in a new account with no history.

Is the Unetwork License Operator program available in Florida, Texas, California, New York and other US states?

Yes. The Unetwork License Operator program is fully available across all US states including Florida, Texas, California, New York, and every other state. There are no geographic restrictions within the United States. EarnInUnity provides free 12-month license leases to operators across the entire country. The program is also available globally in over 120 countries. Any US resident with a compatible Android or iOS smartphone or tablet and a stable internet connection can sign up and activate their license within minutes at EarnInUnity.com.

Is the Unetwork License Operator program available in my country?

The Unetwork License Operator program is available globally in over 120 countries. There are no geographic restrictions within the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, or any other supported country — operators across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania all participate on equal terms. There are no fees to join through EarnInUnity regardless of where you are located. The program is not available in countries subject to international sanctions or where VoIP-related telecommunications services are restricted. If you are unsure whether your country is supported, check your local telecommunications regulations before signing up. Sign up at EarnInUnity.com — setup takes under three minutes from anywhere in the world.

How do I sign up for the Unetwork app and start earning wherever I live?

The sign-up process is identical regardless of which country you are in. Go to EarnInUnity.com and enter your email address. Your unique Unetwork License Operator key will be delivered to your inbox within minutes. Download the Unetwork app from Google Play or the Apple App Store — for Android devices where the Play Store version is unavailable in your region, the official APK can be downloaded directly from releases.unetwork.io/android. Open the app, select the License Operator role, and enter your key to activate. Setup takes under three minutes and no technical experience is required. The program is available in over 120 countries — there are no country-specific sign-up requirements, restrictions, or additional steps for operators outside the United States.

How do I earn passive income with my smartphone using EarnInUnity?

EarnInUnity provides access to the Unetwork License Operator program — a way to earn daily rewards from your existing smartphone without selling anything, creating content, completing surveys, or referring others. Once you activate your license through EarnInUnity.com, the Unetwork app runs background telecommunications verification tasks automatically while you use your phone normally. Rewards accumulate daily based on your device uptime and the tasks your app completes. The setup process takes under three minutes and requires no technical experience. Rewards can be withdrawn from just $5 USD with no lock-in period. The program is accessible to smartphone users worldwide across 120+ countries — not just in specific markets.

Where can I watch a detailed Unetwork License Operator setup video guide?

Watch the complete setup — download, sign in, and your first additional earning tasks covered step by step, and more.

The official Unetwork License Operator video guide covers every stage of the setup journey across 20 short tutorials — from downloading the app for the first time through to making your first withdrawal. Topics include app installation, signing in, claiming your license, binding your device, understanding the ULO Dashboard, activating tasks, and managing settings. Most videos are under one minute. Whether you are setting up for the first time, troubleshooting a connection issue, or learning how to activate a new task, the full playlist is available on YouTube.

The playlist is designed to be used in two ways. Watch it in sequence from start to finish for a complete guided walkthrough of the entire License Operator journey. Or jump directly to any individual topic — every video is fully self-contained and covers its subject completely on its own, so there is no need to watch from the beginning or follow any particular order. Each video serves as a standalone reference you can return to at any stage of your operator journey — whether activating your license for the first time, revisiting a step after a device change, or catching up on how to use a newly added task.

The playlist covers the following topics:

Downloading and installing the app
Sign in: Email, QR Code, and Web3 wallet
Claiming and redeeming your Private Lease Code
Importing and binding your license
Network Incentives and the ULO Dashboard
Available Tasks: opting in, opting out, Caller ID task
Making a Withdrawal
Settings Overview

Watch the full Unetwork License Operator guide on YouTube →

Where can I buy Unetwork License Operator training materials?

You don't need to buy anything to learn how to become a Unetwork License Operator. EarnInUnity provides full training at no cost: the ULO Handbook (PDF), a complete 20-video setup and usage guide on YouTube, and this FAQ. If you come across a paid course or product claiming to teach you how to become a License Operator, treat that as a red flag — official training materials are free and published directly by EarnInUnity and Unetwork.

Does EarnInUnity offer a referral bonus for License Operators who invite friends?

There's currently no referral or "invite a friend" program for License Operators — this is something we're actively working on, but it isn't live yet. We'll update this answer as soon as it launches.

The one referral-linked reward available today applies to Node Operator purchases. When you buy a Unetwork Node Software License through the EarnInUnity referral link, Unetwork pays a referral reward to EarnInUnity as the referring party. EarnInUnity passes $500 reward back to you as cashback, bringing your effective cost down from $10,000 to $9,500. Payment is issued once your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work — email hello@earninunity.com after your purchase to register your claim. This is a one-time reward tied to the node purchase itself, not an ongoing share of future earnings.

How do I get support for EarnInUnity or the Unetwork app?

There are two separate support channels depending on what you need help with. For EarnInUnity-specific questions — license key delivery, account issues, the $500 cashback claim, or general questions about the platform — contact hello@earninunity.com. For technical support with the Unetwork app itself — setup issues, three green lights not showing, task activation problems, withdrawal processing, or app account issues — contact the official Unetwork support team at support@unetwork.io or support@unitynodes.io directly. Both support contacts are available via email. The official Unetwork management portal at manage.unetwork.io also provides access to account-level tools for reward tracking, withdrawal management, and license status. For setup guidance, the full 20-video Unetwork License Operator tutorial playlist on YouTube covers every stage of the process — most videos are under one minute.

Node Operators

What is the commercial case for Unetwork and how does the node network solve real-world telecommunications problems?

The global telecommunications industry is a two trillion dollar market that still depends on legacy infrastructure — centralised, expensive, and slow to adapt. Connectivity verification, fraud prevention, and network performance monitoring are still performed manually, region by region, leaving systematic blind spots across global networks that carriers and enterprises cannot efficiently address through traditional means.

Unetwork was built specifically to solve this problem. Rather than building another centralised system, Unetwork has created a composable, people-powered edge network that transforms ordinary smartphones into a distributed verification layer for global telecoms infrastructure. The underlying principle is called real world proof of work — validating the world's connectivity in real time through distributed participation rather than centralised data collection.

At the infrastructure level, Unetwork nodes anchor the entire network. Each node connects up to 200 licenses — digital credentials linked to individual mobile devices — which perform continuous verification tasks across global telecom rings. Together these devices provide real-time data collection, fault detection, and network assurance at a scale and geographic coverage that no traditional centralised system can match. A device in Lagos captures data that a data centre in London structurally cannot.

For the carriers and enterprises that pay for this data, Unetwork delivers measurable commercial value — lower operating costs, improved network uptime, and transparent performance analytics. Unetwork replaces fragmented, manual verification systems with a single verifiable data layer accessible via API and dashboard integration. This makes Unetwork a direct infrastructure partner to the carriers and enterprises it serves, not simply a data aggregator.

The network is designed for global scale. With 6,000 nodes and over 1.2 million licenses across the ecosystem, each node operator can independently build, lease, or manage their own portfolio within the network. Rewards and network incentives are calculated and distributed automatically and transparently, directly reflecting each participant's verified contribution to the infrastructure — no manual processing, no opaque reward structures.

By combining decentralised participation with enterprise-grade integration, Unetwork bridges the gap between blockchain technology and real-world commercial infrastructure. It is a scalable system built for millions of connected devices, validating billions of data points, and building the foundation for more efficient global communications infrastructure. This is not speculation about the future of connectivity — it is an operational network delivering verified data to paying enterprise clients today.

A full overview of the Unetwork node network — including the official Unetwork presentation covering the network architecture, enterprise value proposition, and node operator role — is available on the EarnInUnity Node Operator page. A detailed breakdown of how the global Unetwork node footprint operates across 120 countries and 1,200 cities, including the three-node architecture and what distributed operators contribute to global telecoms infrastructure, is covered in the EarnInUnity Global Footprint Network Operators Explained article.

What is the difference between a Node Operator and a License Operator?

A License Operator runs the Unetwork App on their smartphone or tablet and earns daily rewards through device uptime and background task completions. A Node Operator owns the underlying Unetwork Node Software License that powers the network infrastructure. While License Operators earn through participation, Node Operators earn through both direct operation and passive income from leasing their 200 included licenses to other operators. Both roles work together within the same Unetwork ecosystem.

How do I upgrade from a Unetwork License Operator to a Node Operator?

A License Operator and a Node Operator are distinct roles — there is no in-app "upgrade" path from one to the other. A License Operator participates using a leased license on their own device. A Node Operator purchases a Unetwork Node Software License ($10,000), which comes pre-packaged with 200 Operator Software Licenses that can be activated on personal devices, leased to other operators, or a combination of both. To move from License Operator to Node Operator, purchase a Unetwork Node Software License directly through the EarnInUnity referral link to qualify for the $500 cashback offer when your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work. Your existing License Operator account and rewards history are not affected — they remain active on the same email address throughout. Node Operators access the full node management portal at manage.unetwork.io for leasing, reward tracking, and withdrawals across their portfolio.

What does a Unetwork Node Operator position include?

Your Unetwork Node Operator position gives you a Unetwork Node Software License which is the infrastructure layer of the network. Each node includes 200 Unetwork Operator Software Licenses which can be activated across your own devices, leased to other operators, or a combination of both. Node positions are priced at $10,000 and are available in limited supply. Only 6,000 Node Software Licenses exist globally. Over 3,000 are already sold and verifiable on-chain. Availability is reducing as the network grows. Purchasing through the EarnInUnity referral link makes you eligible for the $500 cashback offer when your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work.

What are the benefits of owning a Unetwork Node License?

Owning a Unetwork Node Software License gives you the infrastructure-level position in the Unetwork ecosystem — not just participation, but ownership of the underlying network layer. Each Node Software License comes pre-packaged with 200 Unetwork Operator Software Licenses, giving you the ability to activate licenses across your own devices, lease them to other operators worldwide, and earn passive income from your leased portfolio indefinitely. The 200 included licenses can be deployed in any combination — run some yourself, lease the rest, or lease all 200 to build a fully passive income stream. Your passive income scales directly with the uptime and task completion rates of the operators you lease to — the more active and geographically diverse your portfolio, the stronger your returns. Each Node Software License also includes MNTx and WMTx tokens locked for 24 months, directly linking your node position to the broader partner ecosystem. With only 6,000 nodes available globally — over 3,000 already sold — node ownership is a fixed-supply position in a growing network. Operators who secure a node now enter the paid plan phase with an already-established portfolio generating returns. Purchase through the EarnInUnity referral link to qualify for the $500 cashback offer when your first operator goes live.

How do I purchase a Unetwork Node Software License (UNSL) and become a Unetwork Node Operator (UNO) and what payment methods are accepted?

Unetwork Node Software Licenses are purchased directly through the official Unetwork platform. EarnInUnity operators should purchase exclusively through the EarnInUnity referral link to qualify for the $500 cashback offer.

Payment is accepted in a wide range of digital currencies including MNTx, WMTx, ADA, BTC, DOT, ETH, BNB, USDT, and USDC among others — the full list of accepted currencies is available on the purchase page and is subject to additions over time. Credit and debit card payments are accepted via Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro with a maximum of 2 nodes per transaction and a $25,000 USD limit per transaction. Multiple orders are supported for operators purchasing more than 2 nodes.

MNTx is the native token of Minutes Network — one of Unetwork's core infrastructure partners. WMTx is the native token of World Mobile — another key Unetwork partner. Both tokens are deeply integrated into the Unetwork ecosystem and represent a preferred payment method for operators already participating in the broader network.

How many Unetwork Node positions are available worldwide?

Only 6,000 Unetwork Node Software Licenses (UNSL) exist globally. This is a fixed and permanent limit — no additional nodes will ever be created beyond this total. Over 3,000 positions are already sold at time of writing, which is independently verifiable on-chain through WMChain.

WMChain is the public dedicated telecoms blockchain on which Unetwork activity, task completions, and license records are permanently and immutably recorded. Every Unity Node Software License transaction is verifiable on-chain through the WMC explorer at explorer.worldmobile.io. The Unity Node Software License contract address on the World Mobile Chain is 0x0297ADB0934D6356dBdEb5E313B12e0b69d327ec. At time of writing over 3,000 Node Software Licenses are confirmed minted on-chain. Additional UNSL's sold are pending minting on both the WMChain and Ethereum blockchain — the total number of licenses sold is therefore higher than the on-chain minted figure at any given time. The on-chain record provides independent verification of network participation and license ownership that no centralised system can replicate or falsify.

The remaining positions are available on a first come first served basis. Once all 6,000 are sold no further node positions will be offered at any price. EarnInUnity offers a $500 cashback on node purchases made through the EarnInUnity referral link — one of the strongest independent incentives available anywhere for this program.

Is there a limit to how many Unetwork Node Licenses I can buy or own?

Yes. Each individual, business, or enterprise is limited to purchasing a maximum of 100 Unetwork Node Software License NFTs. The total global supply is fixed at 6,000 — over 3,000 are already sold and independently verifiable on-chain through WMChain. Each Node Software License includes 200 Unetwork Operator Software Licenses. Credit and debit card purchases are subject to a maximum of 2 nodes per transaction and a $25,000 USD limit per transaction, though multiple orders are supported by the payment gateway for operators purchasing above this threshold. Purchasing through the EarnInUnity referral link at unetwork.app/buy/invite/cszidejn qualifies you for the $500 cashback offer when your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work.

How many licenses does one Unetwork Node include?

Each Unetwork Node Software License includes 200 Unetwork Operator Software Licenses. These can be activated across multiple devices, leased to other operators, or a combination of both. Having 200 licenses gives you significant flexibility — you can build a large leased operator base, operate devices yourself, or mix both approaches to maximise your overall reward performance.

Are there ongoing monthly costs after purchasing a Unetwork Node Software License?

Currently there are no ongoing monthly plan costs for Unetwork Operator Software Licenses. The network is in its growth phase and operators are not required to pay monthly plan fees at this time — your 200 included licenses are active and earning without recurring charges beyond the initial node purchase price of $10,000. Operators joining now benefit from a cost-free earning period during which daily rewards accumulate with no ongoing license fees.

Monthly plan costs are anticipated to be introduced as the network matures and the revenue generated by network tasks reaches the level required to sustain and compensate license operating costs and beyond. When introduced, operators will have full control over which plan tier they select — starting from $1.99 per Operator Software License per month.

The plan tier an operator chooses directly determines which tasks their license is eligible for. Higher plan tiers unlock access to higher-value opt-in tasks, which generate greater daily reward output. This means operators can scale their earning potential by choosing a higher monthly plan — the additional cost is offset by access to a broader and more rewarding task set. At the top tier, priced at $3.99 per license per month, operators gain access to the full range of available tasks and the maximum daily reward potential the network offers. Operators choose the plan that best suits their strategy — from the entry $1.99 tier through to the full $3.99 tier — with the flexibility to adjust as the network grows and new tasks are introduced.

For node operators managing a leased portfolio, the monthly plan cost — when applicable — can be covered either by the node operator or by the individual license holder. This arrangement is agreed between the two parties at the time of leasing. Operators who lock in their node position now benefit from the cost-free growth period while building their leased operator base — entering the paid plan phase with an established portfolio already generating returns.

Plan selection and management is handled through manage.unetwork.io — the same portal used for leasing, reward tracking, and withdrawals across your node portfolio.

How are Unetwork Node Operator rewards calculated?

Your rewards come from two sources — licenses you operate on your own devices, and your retained percentage from leased licenses. Reward levels depend on overall network uptime, task completions across your leased devices, and location diversity. Higher uptime across your leased operators directly increases your returns. The more active and geographically diverse your operator base, the stronger your overall reward performance. New tasks being added to the network regularly also increase earning potential across your entire license portfolio.

How much can a Unetwork Node Operator earn through EarnInUnity?

Node Operator rewards come from two sources: licenses you operate on your own devices, and your retained percentage from licenses leased to other operators. Earnings scale directly with the uptime and task completion rates of your operator portfolio — the more active and geographically diverse your leased license operators are, the stronger your overall reward performance. New tasks being added to the network regularly also increase earning potential across your entire license portfolio over time. EarnInUnity offers a $500 cashback on node purchases made through the EarnInUnity referral link when your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work. For a full breakdown of how node rewards are structured, the Unetwork Litepaper provides the complete technical reward model.

How does leasing licenses to operators work?

As a node operator you can lease individual licenses to users who want to participate in the network without owning a node. You set the reward split at the time of leasing — for example 50 percent to the operator and 50 percent retained by you. The operator activates the license on their device and earns their share of daily rewards automatically. You earn your retained share passively for the duration of the lease. The more active and high uptime operators you have leasing your licenses, the stronger your passive reward performance.

Can I set the percentage that lease holders receive?

Yes. You have full control over the reward split for each license you lease. The percentage is set at the time of leasing and applies for the full duration of the lease period. This gives you complete flexibility over how you distribute your 200 licenses — you can set different splits for different operators depending on your arrangement with them.

Where can I manage my node and leased licenses?

All node management, leasing, reward tracking, and withdrawals are handled through manage.unetwork.io. From there you can view active leases, monitor uptime across your operators, adjust reward splits, and manage withdrawals. The official Unetwork User Guide contains full setup guidance and reward mechanics — download it from the Node Operator page on EarnInUnity before getting started.

How do I claim my $500 EarnInUnity cashback?

Purchase your Unetwork Node Operator position using the EarnInUnity referral link at unetwork.app/buy/invite/cszidejn. After completing your purchase send an email to hello@earninunity.com to register your claim. Payment of $500 is issued when your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work. Please note that Unetwork credit card purchases may take up to 30 days to reflect in operator balances. EarnInUnity cashback payments are processed after confirmation of your active operator status and are subject to the same settlement timeline.

Where can I get cashback on a Unetwork Node License?

EarnInUnity offers a $500 cashback on Unetwork Node Software License purchases made through the EarnInUnity referral link. This is one of the strongest independent cashback incentives available anywhere for the Unetwork Node Operator program. To qualify, purchase your node through that referral link and send an email to hello@earninunity.com after completing your purchase to register your claim. Payment of $500 is issued once your first operator goes live with confirmed proof of work. Please note that credit card purchases may take up to 30 days to reflect in operator balances — cashback payments are processed after confirmation of active operator status. Only 6,000 Node Software Licenses exist globally and over 3,000 are already sold — availability is reducing as the network grows.

What happens to node operator positions once all nodes are sold?

Once all available node positions are filled no further availability is confirmed. Only 6,000 Unetwork Node Software Licenses exist globally — over 3,000 are already sold and verifiable on-chain. Operators who secured positions early hold the strongest foundation for long-term participation and passive reward generation from their leased operator base. The network continues to grow and add new tasks after all nodes are sold — meaning early node operators benefit from an expanding earning ecosystem with a fixed cost of entry already secured.

Where can I watch the Unetwork Node Operator setup video guide?

Watch the complete Node Operator journey — from activating your node software license through to managing leased operators, processing withdrawals, and installing the app on your devices.

The official Unetwork Node Operator video guide covers every practical stage of node setup and portfolio management across 14 short tutorials published by the official Unetwork YouTube channel. The guide is designed for new node operators setting up for the first time and experienced operators managing an active leased portfolio. Topics include activating and securing your node software license, binding licenses to devices, all three sign-in methods for manage.unetwork.io, transferring and exporting licenses, making withdrawals, and downloading and installing the Unetwork app. Most videos are under one minute.

The playlist is designed to be used in two ways. Watch it in sequence from start to finish for a complete guided walkthrough of the entire Node Operator setup journey. Or jump directly to any individual topic — every video is fully self-contained and covers its subject completely on its own, so there is no need to watch from the beginning or follow any particular order. Each video serves as a standalone reference you can return to at any stage of your node operator journey — whether activating your license for the first time, revisiting a step after a device change, or learning how to manage a specific part of your operator portfolio.

The playlist covers the following topics:

How to Operate as a UNO Unetwork Node Operator
Activating your Unetwork Node Software License
How to secure your Unetwork Node Licenses
How to Bind a License
How to log in to the web platform using your credentials
Web3 Sign In — How to Connect Your Wallet
QR Code Sign In — Fast and Secure Login
Email Sign In — Step by Step Setup
How to transfer a Unetwork Node Software License
How to export a Unetwork Operator Software License
How to transfer a Unetwork Operator Software License
How to make a Withdrawal
How to Download the Unetwork App on the Google Play Store
Installing an APK on Your Device

Watch the full Unetwork Node Operator video guide on YouTube →

Where can I watch an official Unetwork presentation about why the network was built, who is behind it, and how it works?

An official Unetwork video presentation is embedded on the EarnInUnity Node Operator page, delivered directly by the Unetwork chief marketing manager. The presentation covers the founding purpose of Unetwork, the specific telecoms industry problems it was built to solve, how the distributed node and license architecture operates at global scale, and the commercial partnerships that underpin the network's enterprise positioning.

Polkadot is a layer-0 blockchain protocol — described as the blockchain of blockchains — that connects multiple independent blockchains into a single interoperable network, enabling them to share data and security without intermediaries. Polkadot's native DOT token was selected as the first supported partner asset in the Unetwork on-chain telecom economy and is accepted as payment for Node Software Licenses.

World Mobile is a decentralised mobile network operator building connectivity infrastructure for underserved global markets — its partnership positions Unetwork as a real-world telecoms verification layer operating alongside next-generation mobile network rollout. Minutes Network is a blockchain-based global telecommunications network and one of Unetwork's most deeply integrated partners — the Switch Node and Validation Node status indicators visible in the Unetwork License Operator app are Minutes Network nodes. When all three green lights show as connected in the app — Service Status, Switch Node, and Validation Node — your device is actively connected to and verified by the Minutes Network infrastructure. The Minutes Network native token is MNTx.

Polkadot, World Mobile, and Minutes Network each represent a distinct dimension of Unetwork's partner ecosystem — spanning blockchain interoperability, decentralised mobile connectivity, and real-world telecommunications infrastructure.

This is primary source material direct from the Unetwork leadership team rather than third-party description. For anyone conducting due diligence on a node position, this presentation provides the most direct and authoritative explanation of what Unetwork is, why it was built, and where it is going. Watch the official Unetwork presentation on the EarnInUnity Node Operator page or the EarnInUnity Global Footprint Network Operators Explained blog post.

How the Network Works

What is a telecommunications verification network?

A telecommunications verification network is a system that continuously tests and confirms how well telecom infrastructure is actually performing in the real world — things like whether calls connect properly, how quickly SMS messages are delivered, and how strong and reliable signal and connectivity are in a given location. Carriers, enterprises, and regulators use this data for quality assurance, fraud prevention, and network optimisation, since internal network logs alone don't always reflect what a real customer experiences on the ground.

Traditionally, this kind of verification has relied on centralised testing infrastructure — dedicated hardware and test labs run directly by carriers or specialist testing companies, typically covering a limited number of fixed locations. Unetwork takes a different, distributed approach: rather than a small number of fixed test points, it uses a large number of real smartphones in real locations worldwide as its measurement points, giving carriers and enterprises far broader and more granular geographic coverage than centralised testing can achieve alone.

How does the Unetwork verification network work globally?

The Unetwork is a distributed telecommunications verification system that uses real smartphones in real locations to continuously test and verify mobile network performance worldwide. Telecoms carriers, enterprises, and governments pay the network for verified data covering services such as spam protection, call quality verification, SMS delivery testing, and connectivity assurance across international carrier networks. Rather than relying on centralised testing infrastructure, Unetwork distributes this verification work across hundreds of thousands of participating smartphones — each one acting as a remote measurement point in a real geographic location. The network currently operates across 120+ countries and 1,200+ cities. All task completions are cryptographically hashed and recorded on WMChain — the dedicated public telecoms blockchain — creating an immutable, independently verifiable record of every contribution. License Operators provide the devices. Node Operators provide the infrastructure. Together they power a single, verifiable distributed data layer that enterprise clients access via API and dashboard integration.

What is DePIN and how does Unetwork fit into it?

DePIN stands for Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks — a category of blockchain-based networks that use token rewards to incentivise individuals to contribute real-world physical resources to a shared infrastructure, rather than relying on centralised corporations to build and own that infrastructure. Participants contribute resources — such as compute power, wireless coverage, storage, or in Unetwork's case, telecommunications verification — and earn rewards proportional to their contribution, recorded and distributed automatically on-chain. Unetwork sits at the intersection of DePIN and traditional telecoms. Instead of a carrier building expensive centralised test infrastructure, Unetwork distributes telecom verification work across hundreds of thousands of participating smartphones globally — each one acting as a real measurement point in a real geographic location. This model delivers verified telecom performance data to carriers and enterprises at a fraction of the cost of traditional testing methods, while compensating the smartphones providing that data with daily rewards. As of 2026, the DePIN sector encompasses hundreds of active projects with a combined market capitalisation exceeding $40 billion — Unetwork's focus on telecommunications verification makes it a distinct and operationally grounded participant in this category. The Unetwork currently operates across 120+ countries with all task completions verified and recorded on WMChain — the dedicated public telecoms blockchain.

How does Unetwork compare to Pi Network or other mobile digital mining apps?

Unetwork and Pi Network are both sometimes grouped together as "mobile digital mining" apps, but the underlying models are quite different. Unetwork operators perform real telecommunications verification tasks — testing call routing, SMS delivery, and connectivity — for paying enterprise and carrier clients, with every task completion cryptographically hashed and recorded on WMChain, a public blockchain. Rewards are generated from real service fees these clients pay for the verification data, not from user growth or engagement mechanics, and can be withdrawn from just $5 USD with no lock-in period.

Pi Network and similar apps generally work on a different model, built around daily user check-ins and social/referral engagement rather than verified, paid real-world work for enterprise clients. If you're evaluating any mobile earning app, including Unetwork, it's worth checking whether the rewards are backed by a verifiable, paying use case or are primarily driven by growing the user base.

How does the Unetwork Operator model work?

Unetwork is a distributed telecoms verification system that uses real smartphones in real locations to test and verify mobile network performance at scale. Telecoms carriers, enterprises, and governments pay the network for services such as spam protection, call quality verification, and SMS delivery testing between international carriers. The network needs distributed devices across many countries and regions to perform these tests accurately.

Unetwork License Operators provide those devices. In return, operators receive a share of the revenue the network generates — paid as daily rewards proportional to their device uptime and task completions. The more consistently your device stays online and the more tasks it completes, the greater your share of daily rewards.

What is the Unetwork three-node architecture?

The Unetwork network operates through three distinct node types that work together to deliver the full verification layer. Switch Nodes manage the initiation and routing of calls and connections across the global telecoms grid — they are the entry point for all network verification activity. Validation Nodes confirm the integrity and connectivity of the edge mobile devices — these are the License Operators running the Unetwork app on their smartphones and tablets. Earth Nodes detect issues across the network, log them, encrypt the data, and auto-report to the network — providing API access for carriers and enterprises to access verified performance data in real time.

Together these three layers form the complete decentralised infrastructure that License Operators and Node Operators power through their devices. The Switch Node and Validation Node status indicators visible in the Unetwork app are live connections to this three-node architecture — when all three green lights show, your device is actively contributing across all three layers simultaneously.

What tasks does the Unetwork app run?

The Unetwork app runs several background tasks automatically once your license is active. Connection to the Unetwork network keeps your device continuously contributing to the network. Caller ID Testing receives and reports information on incoming test calls. SMS Testing receives and reports information on incoming test messages. Connectivity Verification checks signal strength in your area. Scout and Runner is an active earning task available for operators who want to earn more through direct participation. Entropy is a task now available on Android — your device contributes small background signals that help generate verified randomness for industries such as cryptography and security, blockchain verifiable random functions, fintech, gaming and lotteries, and regulated industries. Entropy is currently operational at a collection and validation stage rather than full commercial scale, and valid contributions earn rewards automatically as part of this ramp-up phase. Entropy is currently available on Android only and is not available on iOS. New tasks are being added regularly which increases earning potential as the network grows. Each active task contributes directly to your daily rewards. All task completions are cryptographically hashed and recorded on WMChain — the public dedicated telecoms blockchain — creating an immutable on-chain record of every verified contribution your device makes to the network.

How do the Scout and Runner tasks work?

Scout and Runner are active-earning tasks available to Unetwork License Operators who want to earn more through direct participation, on top of the passive background tasks — Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, and Connectivity Verification — that already run automatically on your device. Both roles are provided as a third-party opt-in task by APEX Telecom. To access either one, open the Tasks tab in the Unetwork app and select Connectivity Verification — this takes you directly to the Scout & Runner platform at scoutandrunner.com, where the rest of the setup and activity takes place. Scout & Runner is in full public Beta, so operators may occasionally encounter minor bugs or flow adjustments as the platform is refined.

The Scout Role: Discovering and Verifying Connectivity

Scout seats are limited and allocated per country — most countries have 50 seats, with 300 available in the US — so availability depends on your region. To become a Scout, apply for one of the available seats through the Scout & Runner platform.

Once approved, select an approved prepaid call plan or SIM/eSIM from the platform's list and purchase it yourself from the carrier — this must be a dedicated SIM used specifically for Scout & Runner, never your personal or everyday number. Register the SIM on the platform along with proof of purchase; your SIM is ready to use for validation as soon as it's registered, and your reimbursement of up to $40 (covering the SIM and matching call plan) is reviewed separately by an Admin — you don't need to wait for that approval before you start validating.

Once registered, you'll be issued numbers to test. Each validation is a session of five consecutive calls to the same number using the same SIM throughout — you check and report your SIM balance before and after every call, and submit a report confirming the outcome of each one. Each accepted report earns 0.10 UP, up to 0.50 UP for a full five-call session. If a number you discover is later promoted for Runner validation, you earn a one-time 5 UP bonus, plus an ongoing 4% of all UP generated by Runners who verify that number. You can validate up to 8 numbers within any rolling 48-hour period. For the full step-by-step walkthrough, see the Scout Guide.

Beyond regular validation, Scout & Runner also periodically opens a separate research task called ScoutQuest, where Scouts research and submit new international call plans for approval instead of making calls. Each approved submission earns 5 UP, up to 10 approvals (50 UP) per period. How much of that you actually receive depends on the license you scout under — Node Operators scouting under their own license keep the full amount, while License Operators scouting under a leased license split it according to their lease terms. Full submission rules are covered in the ScoutQuest Submission Guide.

The Runner Role: Validating Connectivity at Scale

To become a Runner, apply through the same Scout & Runner platform used for the Scout role. Register a dedicated prepaid SIM or eSIM — again, never your personal number — with a call plan that covers the numbers you want to verify. Before you're confirmed as ready to dial, the platform asks you to double-check that you genuinely hold the exact plan shown, since your reward rate needs to cover the actual per-minute cost your carrier charges.

Available numbers are labelled High, Medium, or Low based on how reliably calls to them connect, along with the reward rate for that number — typically around 0.15 UP per minute, though rates vary and are always shown before you dial. To verify a number, dial it from your registered SIM, stay on the line to listen for the automated confirmation, then end the call from the platform. Your reward — duration multiplied by the number's rate — is confirmed against the platform's own record of the call, not anything tracked on your device, so no call-log or app permissions are required. Calls under 30 seconds do not earn UP. You can dial the same number from multiple of your own devices at once, each with its own registered SIM, to increase how many verifications you complete. If your queue is empty, availability depends on ongoing Scout discovery activity — you can opt in to notifications to be alerted when new numbers appear. Runners can also top up their registered SIM directly using their earned UP balance, and can switch between the Scout and Runner roles at any time from Settings. For the full step-by-step walkthrough, see the Runner Guide.

A Note on Scout & Runner

Scout & Runner is an actively evolving opt-in task, provided by a third-party partner and separate from the core Unetwork app. As with any Beta feature, process details and availability may change as the platform develops.

What is the Entropy task on Unetwork and how do I enable it?

Entropy is a task introduced in Unetwork app version 1.2.1 that allows your device to contribute small, verified randomness signals — a resource with real commercial value for industries including cryptography and security, blockchain verifiable random functions, fintech, gaming and lotteries, and regulated industries.

It's worth understanding where Entropy sits in its rollout. The on-device part of the system — the Entropy Collection Layer — has completed its audit and is approved for production, which is why the task is available now. The Delivery and Settlement layers that handle commercial delivery to enterprise clients are still completing their own independent audits, so Entropy is currently operational at the collection and validation stage, not yet at full commercial scale. Early rewards reflect this ramp-up phase rather than the task's longer-term earning potential. Entropy rewards are tracked separately from other tasks, though the app doesn't yet display them under a distinct label in the interface.

Entropy is currently available on Android only and is not available on iOS. To enable it: open the Unetwork app, go to Available Tasks, and opt into Entropy if it appears for your device and region. Keeping your app updated to version 1.2.1 or later is required — Entropy and any future tasks are only accessible on the current release.

What are the benefits of running the Unetwork app in the background?

Running the Unetwork app in the background allows your smartphone to contribute to the global telecoms verification network continuously without interrupting your normal daily use. Your device performs lightweight background tasks — including Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, and Connectivity Verification — while you use your phone for everything else. The primary benefit is passive daily rewards that accumulate automatically based on your device uptime and task completions, with no active participation required beyond the initial setup. The longer your device stays connected and running in the background, the higher your daily rewards. Additional tasks such as Scout and Runner further increase earning potential, and Entropy adds another way to contribute as it moves through its early rollout stages. The app uses no mobile data when connected to WiFi and approximately 200MB per day on mobile data only — designed specifically for continuous background operation without noticeable impact on battery or data usage.

How does the Unetwork app work in the background?

Once activated, the Unetwork app runs automatically in the background of your smartphone without requiring any active input. The app connects to the global Unetwork telecoms verification network and performs lightweight background tasks — Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, and Connectivity Verification run continuously while your device stays connected. Scout and Runner tasks are available for operators who want additional active participation. The Entropy task is now available on Android, allowing your device to contribute verified randomness generation for cryptography and security, blockchain verifiable random functions, fintech, gaming and lotteries, and regulated industries — currently in its early collection and validation stage rather than full commercial scale. Entropy is not available on iOS. The app does not route any external traffic through your device, does not access your personal files, and does not make outgoing calls or send real SMS messages from your device. Rewards accumulate automatically and proportionally to your device uptime and task completions — the longer your device stays connected, the greater your daily rewards. When connected to WiFi the app uses no mobile data. On mobile data only, usage is approximately 200MB per day across all active tasks. All task completions are recorded on WMChain — a public blockchain — providing independent verification of every contribution your device makes to the network.

What are the benefits of becoming a Unetwork License Operator through EarnInUnity?

EarnInUnity operators receive several advantages over joining via the public marketplace. Your license lease runs for 12 months — public marketplace leases start at just one month. You earn 10 percent above the highest public marketplace reward rate, not the average rate.

There is no current cost to operators to participate. The program is open globally, available in over 120 countries including the United States, United Kingdom, India, Philippines, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and many more. Setup takes less than three minutes and no technical experience is required. Sign up at EarnInUnity to receive your unique license key and activate your operator position immediately.

Is the Unetwork License Operator program available outside the United States?

Yes. The Unetwork License Operator program is available globally. EarnInUnity provides licenses to operators in over 120 countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Philippines, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Vietnam, and many more.

The program works on any compatible smartphone or tablet with a stable internet connection. Geographic diversity is a network advantage — operators in different regions contribute unique local signal data that strengthens the overall network.

Please note that the program is not available in countries subject to international sanctions or where VoIP-related telecommunications services are restricted. Operators are solely responsible for ensuring their participation complies with all applicable laws and regulations in their country or region. If you are unsure whether the program is available in your location, check your local telecommunications regulations before signing up.

What countries are included in the Unetwork global verification network?

The Unetwork network operates across 120+ countries and 1,200+ cities worldwide. Active operator communities exist across Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Europe, and Oceania — including India, Philippines, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Vietnam, the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Brazil, Colombia, and many more. Geographic diversity is a structural advantage for the network — operators in different regions and cities contribute unique local signal data that carriers and enterprises cannot replicate from centralised locations. The program is not available in countries subject to international sanctions or where VoIP-related telecommunications services are regulated. The full scope of the network's coverage is documented in the publicly available Unetwork Litepaper at unetwork.io.

What is WMChain and why are Unetwork task completions recorded on it?

WMChain is the World Mobile Chain — the world's first dedicated telecommunications blockchain, built specifically to record and verify distributed telecom network activity at scale. Every Unetwork task completion, license record, and reward generation event is cryptographically hashed and permanently recorded on WMChain, creating an immutable, publicly verifiable ledger of all network activity. This serves two purposes. For operators, it provides independent proof that their device's contributions are real and accurately counted — no central authority can alter or delete the record. For the carriers and enterprises paying for Unetwork's verification data, it provides a transparent, auditable record that the data they are purchasing is genuine and untampered. The Unity Node Software License smart contract address on WMChain is 0x0297ADB0934D6356dBdEb5E313B12e0b69d327ec — all license records are independently verifiable through the WMC blockchain explorer at explorer.worldmobile.io. WMChain is also the settlement layer for the Minutes Network's three-layer ecosystem architecture — linking every License Operator's verification activity directly to on-chain settlement and the broader MNTx ecosystem.

Rewards and Earnings

How much can I earn?

Earnings vary based on your uptime, your location, and which tasks are active on your device. Operators running close to 100 percent uptime with all available tasks enabled consistently earn more than those running at lower uptime — dropping to a low of 80 percent uptime as an example noticeably reduces your daily rewards. New tasks are being deployed regularly which expands earning potential as the network grows.

Rewards can be withdrawn from just 5 United States Dollars with no lock-in period. EarnInUnity operators earn 10 percent above the highest public Unetwork marketplace reward rate — not the average rate, the highest — on top of the standard License Operator reward rate. Rewards are proportional to your device uptime and the tasks your device completes each period.

How does passive income work with smartphone apps like Unetwork?

Passive income through smartphone apps like Unetwork works by monetising your device's connectivity, location, and idle background capacity — things your phone already has — rather than requiring active effort from you. The Unetwork model specifically: telecoms carriers need continuous, distributed, ground-level data about how their networks actually perform in real locations. They pay for that data through Unetwork. Unetwork distributes the work of collecting that data across hundreds of thousands of participating smartphones worldwide. Each smartphone that opts in as a License Operator earns a share of the revenue generated from their device's contribution — calculated daily based on uptime and task completions. The passive element is that once set up correctly, the app runs entirely in the background with no ongoing input required. You earn while you sleep, commute, work, or go about your day. The more consistently your device stays connected and active, the higher your daily rewards. Rewards accumulate in UPs (Unetwork Points, 1 UP = 1 USD) and can be withdrawn from just $5 with no lock-in period through manage.unetwork.io. EarnInUnity operators additionally earn 10 percent above the highest public marketplace reward rate, applied automatically from the moment the license is activated.

How do daily rewards work?

Rewards are calculated based on your device uptime and the tasks your app completes each period. The longer your device stays connected and the app remains active in the background, the more network tasks it completes and the higher your daily rewards. Rewards update on your Unetwork app dashboard once every 24 hours and can also be monitored through manage.unetwork.io. New tasks are added to the network regularly which increases earning potential over time.

What rewards can I earn by running the Unetwork app in the background?

Running the Unetwork app in the background generates daily rewards in UPs — Unetwork Points (1 UP = 1 USD) — which accumulate automatically in your operator account based on your device uptime and the tasks your app completes. Rewards are proportional to how consistently your device stays connected to the network and how many active tasks are running. The Unetwork app currently supports Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, Connectivity Verification, Scout and Runner, and Entropy (now live on Android). Each active task contributes directly to your daily reward total. EarnInUnity operators earn 10 percent above the highest public Unetwork marketplace reward rate — not the average rate, the highest available — applied automatically from the moment your license is activated. Accumulated rewards can be withdrawn from just $5 USD with no lock-in period through manage.unetwork.io. Rewards update on your app dashboard once every 24 hours.

Why does uptime matter so much?

The network pays for consistent availability. Dropping to a low of 80 percent uptime or below noticeably reduces your daily rewards — the impact is significant and compounds over time. Keeping your device connected and the app running close to 100 percent uptime maximises your earning potential every single day.

The welcome email you receive after registering at EarnInUnity includes a full phone settings guide for Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, and iPhone — following these settings protects your background activity and keeps your uptime as high as possible automatically.

How can I maximise my rewards as a Unetwork License Operator?

There are four things that most reliably increase daily rewards. First, keep your uptime as close to 100 percent as possible — rewards drop noticeably below 90 percent and significantly below 80 percent. Set the Unetwork app to Unrestricted battery usage in your phone settings to prevent your device's battery optimisation from closing the app. Samsung and Xiaomi devices are known to reset these settings after software updates — recheck after every update. Second, enable every available task in your app — Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, Connectivity Verification, Scout and Runner and Entropy are all active contributors to daily rewards. Third, maintain a stable constant internet connection. Fourth, keep your app updated — new tasks are added regularly and are only accessible on the current app version. Your EarnInUnity welcome email contains the full phone settings guide for your specific device brand covering Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, and iPhone.

Can I earn daily rewards with my smartphone wherever I live — including Canada, Australia, India, and Europe?

Yes. The Unetwork License Operator program pays daily rewards to operators in over 120 countries worldwide — including Canada, Australia, India, the United Kingdom, the United States, the Philippines, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa, Brazil, Vietnam, and across Europe. There are no country-specific restrictions, different reward rates by country, or additional requirements for operators outside any particular region. Your daily rewards accumulate automatically based on your device uptime and the tasks your app completes — exactly the same mechanics apply regardless of where in the world you are located. Sign up at EarnInUnity.com and your license key will be delivered within minutes. The sign-up process and app activation are identical worldwide.

How do I withdraw my rewards?

Rewards accumulate daily in your operator account and can be withdrawn once you reach just 5 United States Dollars. Withdrawal options include a range of digital currencies — including Ethereum - ETH, USDT, USDC, and SHIB. Binance Chain — BNB, and USDT. Solana - SOL. Ripple - XRP. Cardano - ADA. No lock-in period. All withdrawals are managed through manage.unetwork.io. Bank transfer withdrawals are now live for eligible regions with a minimum of $200 USD — this threshold reflects the processing costs associated with international bank transfers. Crypto withdrawals remain available from just $5 USD.

What is the minimum withdrawal amount for EarnInUnity rewards?

The minimum withdrawal amount depends on the withdrawal method. Crypto withdrawals — available in a range of digital currencies including ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, ADA, XRP, BNB, and SHIB — can be made from just $5 USD with no lock-in period. Bank transfer withdrawals are now live for eligible regions with a minimum of $200 USD, reflecting the processing costs associated with international bank transfers. All withdrawals are managed through manage.unetwork.io. There is no lock-in period for either withdrawal method — you choose when to withdraw once you reach the relevant threshold.

Trust and Transparency

Who owns and operates the Unetwork network?

The Unetwork global edge network is owned and operated by Unity Network Limited, a company incorporated in Hong Kong. The network operates under Hong Kong company law and aligns its data handling practices with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (PDPO) standards for operators in applicable regions. Unity Network Limited is a joint venture between Minutes Network Token X and World Mobile Treasury Services Ltd — two established blockchain telecommunications companies.

EarnInUnity is a separate, independent community platform operated by an independent Unetwork Node Operator — not affiliated with Unity Network Limited.

All official Unetwork information, documentation, and announcements are published at unetwork.io.

Is EarnInUnity a legitimate platform?

EarnInUnity is a legitimate independent operator community built around the Unetwork License Operator program. It is operated by an independent Unetwork Node Operator who holds a Unetwork Node Software License — the same infrastructure-level position described on the Unetwork.io website. The 12-month license leases and 10 percent bonus rewards offered through EarnInUnity are made possible by the operator's own node position, which includes 200 transferable Operator Licenses. EarnInUnity has no cost to join. Operators can verify their license status, reward accumulation, and task activity in real time directly through the official Unetwork app and at manage.unetwork.io at any time. For any questions contact hello@earninunity.com. EarnInUnity's independent status is not a limitation — it is the same model used by independent operators worldwide who hold node positions and provide access to License Operator positions through their own communities. The underlying license, rewards, and operator status all live on the official Unetwork platform regardless of how an operator joined.

Is Unetwork the same as apps that share your internet connection?

No — Unetwork is fundamentally different from bandwidth-sharing apps such as Honeygain or Grass. Apps like these route external internet traffic through your connection — your device acts as a proxy and your IP address is used by third parties to route their own browsing or activity through your network. Unetwork does not route external traffic through your device or internet connection at any point.

The Unetwork app performs telecommunications verification tasks — testing how calls are routed, how SMS is delivered, and how connectivity performs from your location — using the network's own infrastructure, not your connection as a proxy for other users. No calls are made from your SIM, no contacts are accessed, no external traffic passes through your device, and no charges will ever appear on your phone bill.

Where can I verify that the Unetwork network and rewards are real?

Multiple independent verification methods are available. All Unetwork task completions and reward generation are documented on WMChain — a public blockchain that provides an immutable, verifiable on-chain record of all network activity. The Unity Node Software License smart contract address on the World Mobile Chain is 0x0297ADB0934D6356dBdEb5E313B12e0b69d327ec — over 3,000 licenses are confirmed minted and independently verifiable at the WMC explorer at explorer.worldmobile.io.

The Unetwork app is listed on Google Play and the Apple App Store under the official Unetwork developer account. The Unetwork Litepaper is publicly available at unetwork.io and provides full technical documentation of the network architecture, token mechanics, and reward model. Your own reward accumulation, task completions, and uptime are visible in real time within the Unetwork app and at manage.unetwork.io. The network operates under verified partnerships with Polkadot, World Mobile, and Minutes Network — all independently verifiable organisations.

What evidence supports the network scale figures EarnInUnity references?

All major network scale figures cited on EarnInUnity are independently verifiable from primary sources. The 6,000 node limit and over 3,000 nodes already sold is verifiable on-chain at explorer.worldmobile.io through the Unity Node Software License contract address 0x0297ADB0934D6356dBdEb5E313B12e0b69d327ec. The 120+ countries and 1,200+ cities figures are documented in the publicly available Unetwork Litepaper published at unetwork.io. The Unetwork app's presence on Google Play and the Apple App Store under the official Unetwork developer account is independently verifiable by searching either store directly. EarnInUnity does not publish figures that are not verifiable through official Unetwork primary sources.

How secure is the EarnInUnity platform for global users?

EarnInUnity operates as an independent community platform on top of the official Unetwork infrastructure, which means security at every layer is handled by established, verifiable systems rather than proprietary or unaudited code. Sign-ups require only an email address — no passwords, payment details, or personal files are ever submitted through EarnInUnity directly. License delivery is automated and the unique license key ties directly to the official Unetwork app, managed through manage.unetwork.io. The Unetwork app itself does not access your messages, photos, contacts, calls, or personal files — Unity Network Limited has confirmed in its official Terms of Service that the company does not access personal data through the app. All task completions and license records are permanently recorded on WMChain — a public blockchain providing an immutable, independently verifiable record of all network activity. The Unetwork platform is designed to be compliant with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Hong Kong's Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance(PDPO). EarnInUnity's own data practices are published in full at earninunity.com/legal. For official technical support contact support@unetwork.io directly.

How secure is the Unetwork telecommunications verification network itself?

The Unetwork's security rests on three distinct layers. First, cryptographic integrity: every task completion is cryptographically hashed before being recorded on WMChain — the public dedicated telecoms blockchain. This means no single party, including Unetwork itself, can alter or delete a task record once it is committed on-chain. Every operator's contribution is independently verifiable by anyone, at any time. Second, operator-side data separation: the Unetwork app only transmits anonymised network performance telemetry — signal quality metrics, routing test results, connectivity data. It does not transmit personal files, message content, call history, contacts, or location data identifying you personally. Unity Network Limited has confirmed in its official Terms of Service that the company does not access personal data through the app. Third, enterprise-grade partner validation: the Switch Node and Validation Node connections in the app are verified through Minutes Network infrastructure — when all three green indicators show in the app, your device's contributions are being validated by an independent partner infrastructure, not solely by Unetwork's own systems. The network operates under verified partnerships with World Mobile and Minutes Network — all independently verifiable organisations. For operators, this means the reward records and task completions that determine your daily earnings are secured by blockchain rather than by trusting any single centralised party.

What is the difference between EarnInUnity and the official Unetwork platform?

Unetwork is the underlying global telecoms verification network, owned and operated by Unity Network Limited in Hong Kong. It is the infrastructure — the blockchain, the nodes, the tasks, the rewards. EarnInUnity is an independent community platform built on top of that infrastructure by independent Node Operators. Think of it this way — Unetwork built the network. EarnInUnity gives you access to it with better terms than the Unetwork public marketplace — a 12-month lease, and 10 percent above the highest Unetwork public reward rate.

Your license, your rewards, and your operator status all live on the official Unetwork platform and are fully visible through the official Unetwork app regardless of how you joined. Sign up free at EarnInUnity and start earning as a License Operator today — or explore the Node Operator program to build passive income from your own leased operator portfolio.

Privacy and Device Safety

Is the Unetwork app safe to run on my phone?

Yes. The Unetwork app is safe to run on your smartphone. It does not access your messages, photos, contacts, calls, or any personal files stored on your device. No calls are made from your SIM card and no charges will ever appear on your phone bill. The app runs lightweight background telemetry tasks only — it does not route external traffic through your connection, share your internet bandwidth, or use your device as a proxy for other users. Unity Network Limited, the company that operates the Unetwork network, has confirmed in its official Terms of Service that the company does not access personal data through the app. The app is listed on Google Play and the Apple App Store under the official Unetwork developer account — independently verifiable by searching either store directly.

Is my personal information safe?

The Unetwork App does not collect personal or identifying information. Only anonymised technical data is recorded — such as signal quality metrics and device performance statistics — which are used solely to verify network activity and calculate rewards. No names, addresses, phone numbers, or personal files are ever accessed or stored. Unetwork is fully compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

What personal information is required to sign up as a Unetwork License Operator or Node Operator?

Unetwork License Operators sign up using an email address and a one-time verification code only — no name, address, or identity documents are required. There is no KYC process for License Operators. EarnInUnity operators sign up through the EarnInUnity homepage using their email address only before activating the Unetwork app.

Unetwork Node Operator positions require KYC verification as part of the purchase process. KYC is provided by ShuftiPro — a global AI-powered identity verification and fraud prevention provider. During checkout you will need to provide a valid passport, national identity card, or driving licence. The KYC process typically takes a matter of minutes and is handled entirely within the Unetwork purchase flow at unetwork.app. KYC is a one-time process completed at the time of node purchase — it does not affect ongoing operation once your node is active. For any issues during KYC contact the Unetwork live support team directly through the chat button on the purchase page.

What is the minimum age requirement to become a Unetwork License Operator?

The minimum age to use the Unetwork Platform, including operating a License Operator position, is 18 years old. This is set out directly in Unetwork's official Terms of Service, which require every user to confirm they are at least 18 with full legal capacity before using the Website or Platform. EarnInUnity follows the same requirement — anyone signing up for a free 12-month license lease must be 18 or older.

Does the Unetwork app share or sell my internet bandwidth?

No — the Unetwork app does not share, sell, or route any third-party traffic through your internet connection. This is a common misconception about background connectivity apps. The Unetwork app runs lightweight telemetry tasks in the background. These are small diagnostic checks that help telecommunications carriers verify network connectivity, test signal routing, and measure performance across different regions. Your device acts as a remote measurement point — not a proxy or bandwidth relay. No external traffic passes through your connection. Your home internet or mobile data is not used by other users or third parties at any point.

Phone plan protection — will the app use my calls, texts or data credit?

Your phone plan is fully protected. The Unetwork App never makes outgoing real phone calls, never sends real SMS messages, and never uses your call minutes or credit balance. Some tasks such as Caller ID Testing and SMS Testing involve receiving test calls or messages to your device — when this happens simply add the number to your app as directed and follow the instructions. No outgoing calls or messages are ever made from your device. When connected to wireless internet the app uses no mobile data at all. When running on mobile data only, the app uses a small amount of cellular data for background network tasks — approximately 200MB per day in total. For operators on a limited data plan, running the app on a combination of wireless internet and mobile data keeps cellular usage very small and is the recommended approach.

How do I verify the Unetwork app is legitimate?

There are several ways to verify the app is genuine. The official app is listed on Google Play and the Apple App Store under the name Unetwork — search for it directly rather than clicking unknown links. The official network management portal is at manage.unetwork.io. The app does not request access to your photos, messages, calls, or personal files — if any app claiming to be Unetwork requests these permissions it is not the genuine app. EarnInUnity is an independent community platform — for official technical support contact support@unitynodes.io or support@unetwork.io directly.

Can I run more than one license on the same device?

Only one Unetwork License can be actively operated per device at a time. If you want to operate multiple licenses you will need a separate compatible device for each one. For the best rewards, one device per internet connection delivers the highest results — running multiple devices on the same connection reduces individual device rewards. That said, some tasks on the network are designed to support multiple devices per connection, so reward optimisation may vary depending on which tasks are active on your account.

App and Device Setup

Where can I download the Unetwork app to start earning passive income?

The Unetwork app is available on both Google Play and the Apple App Store. Search for "Unetwork" on Google Play to find and install the official app. On the Apple App Store the app is currently listed under "Unity Network App" and will be updated to the Unetwork name shortly. Only install the app from official app store listings — never from unknown third-party websites. For Android devices in regions where the Google Play version is not available, the official APK can be downloaded directly from releases.unetwork.io/android. Once downloaded, open the app, select the License Operator role, and enter the unique license key you received from EarnInUnity to activate your device immediately.

What are the minimum device requirements to run the Unetwork app?

The Unetwork app is compatible with Android 7.0 and above and iOS 15.0 and above. Most standard smartphones and tablets manufactured in the last five to seven years meet these requirements. The app does not require a high-performance device — a basic smartphone running Android 7.0 can operate as a License Operator without any issues. No special hardware, rooted device, or technical configuration is required. A stable internet connection via WiFi or mobile data is the only additional requirement beyond a compatible device.

Can I use the Unetwork app with a VPN, or on a rooted/jailbroken device?

No — using a VPN, proxy, virtual private server, or any other datacenter-based connection with the Unetwork app is explicitly prohibited under Unetwork's Terms of Service. Access to platform tasks must come solely from a personal mobile device on its own direct connection; using a VPN or similar service can result in your IP address being immediately blocked from the network.

If you use a VPN for other purposes but still want to run Unetwork, most VPN apps support split tunnelling (sometimes called per-app VPN) — a setting that lets you exclude specific apps from the VPN tunnel while it stays active for everything else on your device. Turning this on for the Unetwork app keeps your other traffic routed through the VPN as normal, while Unetwork connects directly, as required.

Rooted or jailbroken devices aren't specifically addressed in Unetwork's official terms, but the app relies on device-level checks to confirm a genuine, unmodified environment, and operators have reported connectivity issues on rooted or jailbroken devices. For the most reliable uptime and to protect your rewards, run the app on a standard, non-rooted or non-jailbroken device with no VPN active for that app specifically.

Can I run the Unetwork app on WiFi only without a mobile data plan?

Yes. The Unetwork app can operate entirely on WiFi. Running on a permanent WiFi connection is the preferred setup for most operators as it ensures consistent uptime without consuming mobile data. A stable broadband WiFi connection at home is all you need to keep your device contributing to the network continuously. When connected to WiFi the app uses no mobile data at all. Mobile data can be used as a backup when WiFi is unavailable — when running on mobile data only the app uses approximately 200MB per day in total.

How do I stop my phone from pausing the app in the background?

Most Android phones have battery optimisation settings that can pause or kill apps running in the background. To protect your uptime you need to whitelist the Unetwork app in your battery settings so it is exempt from power-saving restrictions. The exact steps vary by phone brand. Your EarnInUnity welcome email contains a full step-by-step settings guide for Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, and iPhone. For iPhone disable Low Power Mode and enable Background App Refresh for the Unetwork app. After any software update recheck these settings — Samsung and Xiaomi are known to reset battery optimisation settings automatically after updates.

What are the three green lights in the Unetwork app and what do they mean?

Once your license is activated and your device is connected to the network you will see three status indicators in the app. Service Status shows your overall connection to the Unetwork network. Switch Node shows your connection to the Minutes Network switching infrastructure that routes calls and connections across the global telecoms grid. Validation Node shows your connection to the Minutes Network validation infrastructure that confirms the integrity of your device's contributions. All three showing green confirms your device is actively contributing to the network and your rewards are accumulating. If any indicator shows disconnected force-close the app and restart it to restore the connection. If the issue persists after a restart clear the app cache and try again. For ongoing technical issues contact support@unetwork.io directly.

Can I run more than one Unetwork app on the same phone simultaneously?

No. Only one Unetwork License can be actively operated per device at a time. Attempting to run two licenses on the same phone is not supported by the Unetwork platform. If you want to run multiple licenses simultaneously you need a separate physical device for each one. Alternatively the Unetwork Node Operator program gives you access to 200 licenses that other operators can activate on their own devices — allowing you to scale your participation significantly without owning multiple phones yourself.

Can I combine EarnInUnity with other passive income apps on my phone?

Yes. There's nothing in Unetwork's Terms of Service that restricts running the Unetwork app alongside other passive income or background earning apps on the same device, and unlike bandwidth-sharing apps such as Honeygain or Grass, Unetwork's core background tasks — Caller ID Testing, SMS Testing, and Connectivity Verification — don't route your internet connection through third parties, so there's no conflict over reselling the same bandwidth twice. Scout and Runner work differently again: they involve placing real phone calls over your own carrier's voice network rather than routing internet traffic, so the same principle applies there too.

That said, running several background apps at once means they're all competing for the same device resources — battery, background processing allowances, and connectivity. Modern phones increasingly restrict what can run in the background by default, so the more apps you run simultaneously, the more important it becomes to correctly configure each one's battery settings individually. For Unetwork specifically, set the app to Unrestricted battery usage as covered in the phone settings guide in your welcome email, and check periodically that this hasn't been reset — particularly after software updates on Samsung and Xiaomi devices, which are known to revert these settings automatically.

Does the Unetwork app work on tablets?

Yes. The Unetwork app is compatible with both smartphones and tablets running Android 7.0 and above or iOS 15.0 and above. A tablet connected to a stable WiFi connection operates as a License Operator in exactly the same way as a smartphone. Running the app on a spare tablet is an effective way to add an additional device to your operator portfolio without purchasing a second phone.

Can I run the Unetwork app on my smartphone wherever I am?

Yes. The Unetwork app runs on any Android 7.0 or above or iOS 15.0 or above smartphone or tablet, regardless of country. Most smartphones manufactured in the last five to seven years meet these requirements. The app is available on Google Play and the Apple App Store. For Android devices where the Play Store version is unavailable in your region, the official APK can be downloaded directly from releases.unetwork.io/android. A stable WiFi or mobile data connection is all you need. No special hardware, technical configuration, or country-specific setup is required — the activation process is identical worldwide.

How much mobile data does the Unetwork app use?

The Unetwork app uses approximately 200MB of mobile data per day when running entirely on mobile data across all active tasks. When connected to WiFi the app uses no mobile data at all. The app is designed to favour WiFi where available. For operators on limited mobile data plans running the app on a combination of WiFi and mobile data keeps cellular usage very small. Connecting to WiFi overnight and whenever possible is the recommended approach for maintaining high uptime while minimising mobile data consumption.

Can I install the Unetwork app via APK if it is not available on my app store?

Yes. For Android devices where the Unetwork app is not yet available on your regional Google Play store, the app can be installed directly via APK — an Android Package file that installs the app outside of the Play Store. APK installation is a standard Android process and does not require a rooted device. The official Unetwork Node Operator YouTube guide includes a dedicated video on installing via APK — watch "Installing an APK on Your Device" in the Unetwork Node Operator playlist for the exact steps. The official Unetwork APK is available directly through the official Unetwork channels — download the official APK directly from releases.unetwork.io/android. Only install APK files from official Unetwork sources — never from unknown third-party websites.

Does the Unetwork app drain my phone battery?

The Unetwork app is designed for light background operation. It does not run intensive processes that would cause significant battery drain under normal use. The most important step is setting the app to Unrestricted battery usage in your phone settings — this prevents your device's battery optimisation from closing the app, which is not the same as heavy battery use. Operators running the app on a stable WiFi connection with battery settings correctly configured report minimal impact on their normal daily phone use.

How do I keep the Unetwork app running in the background without draining my battery?

The key is setting the Unetwork app to Unrestricted battery usage in your phone's settings — this tells your device's operating system to exempt the app from power-saving restrictions that would otherwise pause or close it. This is the single most important step for maintaining high uptime and is not the same as the app using excessive battery — it simply prevents the phone from interfering with a lightweight background process. The exact steps vary by phone brand. Your EarnInUnity welcome email contains a full step-by-step battery settings guide for Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, and iPhone. For iPhone specifically: disable Low Power Mode and enable Background App Refresh for the Unetwork app. Samsung and Xiaomi devices are known to automatically reset battery optimisation settings after software updates — recheck these settings every time your device updates. Running the app on a stable WiFi connection rather than mobile data also reduces any battery impact. Operators who correctly configure these settings consistently report minimal impact on their normal daily phone use while maintaining close to 100 percent uptime.

Licenses and Ownership

What is a Unetwork Operator Software License?

A Unetwork Operator Software License is the software credential that entitles one device to connect to the Unetwork global edge network as an active operator. Each license enables one device to perform network verification tasks and earn daily rewards. Licenses are represented as NFTs — non-fungible tokens recorded on-chain on WMChain — meaning they can be held, transferred, or leased through the Unetwork platform. Unetwork Operator Software Licenses have no expiration date — the 12-month term offered through EarnInUnity refers to the lease agreement, not the underlying license NFT. EarnInUnity provides 12-month license leases directly to operators at no current cost, with a 10 percent bonus reward rate above the highest Unetwork public marketplace rate. Sign up free at EarnInUnity to receive your unique license key and activate your operator position in under three minutes.

What is a Unetwork Node Software License?

A Unetwork Node Software License is the infrastructure-level credential that anchors the Unetwork network. Each Node Software License comes pre-packaged with 200 Unetwork Operator Software Licenses. Node Software Licenses are also represented as NFTs recorded on WMChain. The Unity Node Software License smart contract address on the World Mobile Chain is 0x0297ADB0934D6356dBdEb5E313B12e0b69d327ec. Node Software Licenses are priced at $10,000 and are available in limited supply — only 6,000 exist globally. Each Node Software License also includes MNTx and WMTx tokens locked for 24 months — the exact amounts vary based on the market price of MNTx and WMTx at the moment of purchase. 25 percent of all network service fees generated are transferred to the WMTx and MNTx token pools — directly linking network activity to the value of the ecosystem's partner tokens. Node Operators can activate licenses across their own devices, lease them to other operators, or a combination of both.

What is the difference between an Operator Software License and a Node Software License?

A Unetwork Operator Software License activates one device as a network participant — this is what License Operators hold. A Unetwork Node Software License is the infrastructure-level position that comes pre-packaged with 200 Operator Licenses. Node Operators own the underlying network infrastructure and earn passive income from both their own devices and the devices of operators they lease licenses to.

The Operator license through EarnInUnity is currently free for a 12-month term with a 10 percent bonus above the highest public Unetwork marketplace reward rate — sign up at EarnInUnity and activate in under three minutes at no cost.

The Node Software License is priced at $10,000. EarnInUnity offers a $500 cashback on node purchases made through the EarnInUnity referral link — one of the strongest independent incentives available anywhere for this program. Full details, the official Unetwork CMO presentation, and the referral link are available on the EarnInUnity Node Operator page.

Are Unetwork licenses represented as NFTs?

Yes. Both Unetwork Operator Software Licenses and Unetwork Node Software Licenses are represented as NFTs — non-fungible tokens recorded on WMChain. This provides verifiable transparent proof of ownership and enables licenses to be transferred, leased, or managed through the Unetwork platform. The NFT representation does not require the operator to interact with crypto wallets or blockchain systems directly — the Unetwork app manages this automatically in the background. License NFTs can be independently verified through the WMC blockchain explorer at explorer.worldmobile.io.

What happens to my license and rewards if I switch phones?

Your license, rewards history, and operator status are tied to your account. If you switch phones simply install the Unetwork app on your new device and log in with the same email address you registered with. You can reassign the license to a new device within the app under the license management section. Your rewards and history carry over automatically. Using a different email address will create a new account with no prior history. This also applies when upgrading from the Unity app to the Unetwork app — always use the same email address to preserve your existing account.

Can I transfer or sell my Unetwork Operator Software License?

Yes. Unetwork Operator Software Licenses are NFTs and can be transferred within the Unetwork app under the license management section. Operator Software License NFTs can also be sold on any secondary NFT marketplace. Licenses held through EarnInUnity are structured as 12-month lease agreements — the lease itself is not transferable through EarnInUnity but the underlying license NFT follows Unetwork's standard transfer rules. For full details on license transfers and the secondary market refer to the official Unetwork documentation at unetwork.io.

What are the MNTx and WMTx tokens and what role do they play in Unetwork?

MNTx is the native token of Minutes Network — one of Unetwork's most deeply integrated infrastructure partners. WMTx is the World Mobile Token — the native token of World Mobile and the currency of the World Mobile Chain blockchain on which all Unetwork network activity is recorded. Both tokens are accepted as payment for Unetwork Node Software Licenses and are included with every node purchase, locked for 24 months with amounts varying based on market price at time of purchase.

25 percent of all network service fees generated are transferred to the WMTx and MNTx token pools. When monthly plan costs are introduced, a portion of credit purchases will also support MNTx and WMTx buybacks. The MNTx token powers the Minutes Network telecoms infrastructure that underpins the Switch Node and Validation Node connections visible in the Unetwork app.

Minutes Network has announced a three-layer ecosystem architecture — On-chain, Off-chain, and Together — in which WMChain serves as the traceability and settlement layer for ecosystem data, enabling cost-effective settlement with verifiable on-chain records. With Unetwork integration advancing, verification activity performed by License Operators is being documented, hashed, and settled on-chain, increasing transparency and driving additional transaction activity throughout the Minutes Network stack. As operator adoption grows, so does the infrastructure supporting it — directly linking License Operator activity to the broader MNTx ecosystem.