Unetwork License:
Make Your Phone Work for You

No. Unetwork earnings come from telecom service fees, not from recruiting new users. Carriers like World Mobile pay Minutes Network for crowdsourced network verification data. That revenue is distributed to operators who complete tasks. There is no referral system, no multi-level structure, and no requirement to recruit anyone.

Telecom companies pay for network verification data that Unetwork operators generate. Traditional drive testing costs carriers hundreds of thousands of dollars per campaign. Unetwork provides the same data at a fraction of the cost using ordinary smartphones. The revenue comes from these service contracts, not from speculation or new user sign-ups.

No. The Unetwork app collects network performance data only: signal strength, call test results, SMS delivery verification, and GPS coordinates during coverage mapping tasks. Your personal information, browsing history, contacts, photos, and app usage are never accessed or transmitted. No KYC is required to operate a license.

A single Unetwork license currently earns approximately $7 per month in UPs at typical uptime levels. The $48 per month figure is a projection based on alpha test data for when Scout and Runner tasks launch more broadly. That projection is not guaranteed. After monthly costs of roughly $5 to $7 for data and the license credit, net income at current rates is modest. Plan around the current rate and treat the projection as potential upside.

Yes. Unetwork is the official rebranded name of Unity Network. All Unity Node licenses, Unity operator licenses (ULO), Unity Node Owner licenses (UNO), and the Unity app now operate under the Unetwork brand. The technology, rewards system, and license structure remain exactly the same. Only the name has changed.

A single Unetwork license currently earns approximately $7 per month in UPs (1 UP = 1 USD). With Scout and Runner tasks expected to launch broadly, projected earnings increase to approximately $48 per month for a full node at 50% uptime, though this is not guaranteed. Your actual earnings depend on your reward split with the node operator (50/50, 40/60, or 30/70), your device uptime, and the types of tasks available in your region. After monthly costs of roughly $5 to $7 for data and the license credit, most operators should plan around the current rate.

Earnings accumulate as Unetwork Points (1 UP = 1 USD) and can be withdrawn through the Unetwork management portal. The minimum withdrawal is $5 USD and the maximum is $150 per transaction, with unlimited transactions allowed. For a full step by step walkthrough, visit our withdrawal guide at unetworklicense.com/withdraw.

UNO stands for Unity Node Owner. A UNO owns the actual Unetwork Node software license, which comes with 200 operator licenses. ULO stands for Unity License Operator. A ULO leases one of those 200 licenses from a node owner and runs it on their phone. The reward split between UNO and ULO is defined in the lease agreement, typically 50/50, 40/60, or 30/70 in favor of the operator.

You need a smartphone running Android 8.0 or higher, or iOS 14 or higher, with at least 2 GB of RAM. A stable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection is required. The app uses approximately 7 GB of mobile data per month and has minimal impact on battery life. It runs in the background without interfering with normal phone use.

Download the Unetwork app, open the Work tab, and tap Bind License. Enter your lease code exactly as provided, including dashes. Sign in with your email address and verify it. Once verified, your license is active and your phone begins completing network tasks automatically. The entire setup takes about 5 minutes.

No. Each phone can only run one Unetwork license at a time. If you want to operate multiple licenses, you need a separate device for each one. Running licenses on emulators, virtual machines, or VPN clusters is prohibited and will result in your license being revoked.

Round 1 node sales priced each Unetwork Node at $5,000 for a package of 200 operator licenses. Round 1 is sold out. Round 2 pricing is $10,000 per node. Each node still includes 200 licenses that can be operated by the owner or leased to others. Licenses are NFTs and can be transferred or resold.