Unity Nodes, answered

Yes. The licence is free, the app is free, and you never need to buy anything. You need a compatible Android or iOS phone, a Wi-Fi or mobile-data connection, and a licence code from us — that’s it. Some optional tasks need a SIM, but the passive earning that everyone starts with does not.

Yes — Unity Network rebranded to Unetwork in early 2026 (mainly to stop being confused with the Unity game engine). Licences, roles, tasks, rewards and withdrawals all carried over unchanged, and existing Unity licences became Unetwork licences automatically. You may see either name while the change rolls out.

Request one at worlddepin.io — World DePIN distributes Unetwork licences, and codes are emailed automatically, usually within the hour. One code activates one device, and you can run up to 5 devices per person through us.

Codes we issue are held for 14 days. If a code isn’t activated in that time it’s automatically released back into the pool for someone else — we’ll email you a reminder about a week in. If yours lapsed, just request again.

Any reasonably modern Android or iPhone. Budget and spare handsets are fine — operators run everything from old Nokias to the latest Pixels. No special hardware, and no SIM needed for the basic passive tasks.

No. Nodes (the network-side infrastructure) are a separate, paid tier run by node operators. As a licence operator you just run the app on a phone — the free licence is all you need.

Our honest headline: around $0.10–$0.50 per device per day, scaling with network demand — today’s numbers aren’t guaranteed. Underneath that, each task has its own indicative range (see Tasks & Earnings). Demand, location, carrier, device quality, uptime and validation all move the number.

Unetwork Points — the network’s reward unit. 1 UP is worth 1 USD. Approved UP can be withdrawn by crypto, PayPal or bank transfer (see Rewards & Withdrawals).

Task figures are the network’s indicative ranges before licence reward splits are applied — every licence carries a split between the licence operator and the node operator behind it, which you can see in the app. Validation can also reject low-quality or suspicious work.

Tasks pause and you miss reward opportunities, but the licence stays valid. Aim to keep uptime above your licence’s minimum — and see Fix Offline Nodes for the settings that stop phones dropping off. If a node we issued stays offline for a month, we release the licence so someone else can use it — you’ll get warnings by email first.

The passive tasks are designed to be light on both — most operators run nodes on home Wi-Fi with the phone on a charger, where neither matters. It isn’t crypto mining; there’s no heavy computation.

Yes — one licence per device, up to 5 devices per person through us (more on request once your first nodes are running well). Use the same account email for all of them; each earns independently. Spreading devices across different connections earns better than stacking many on one Wi-Fi.

The app is published on Google Play and the Apple App Store, and the work is real telecom testing — network measurements, caller-ID checks, message-delivery verification. We never ask for passwords, payment details or wallet keys, and any genuine message from us comes from a worlddepin.io address.

World DePIN (a trading name of IT Architect Limited, UK) distributes Unetwork licences and supports the operators we license. Every licence we issue comes with a real support inbox — support@worlddepin.io — monitored by people, and we watch every licensed node so you hear from us with a fix if yours goes quiet.

Yes. There’s no contract and nothing to return — uninstall the app or just let the node lapse, and the licence eventually returns to the pool. If you tell us, we’ll release it straight away.

Reply to any email from us, write to support@worlddepin.io, or join our Discord / Telegram. For account or withdrawal issues, use the private support inside manage.unetwork.io — and never share codes or keys in a public channel.