Licence terms
Plain English. Last updated 31 August 2026.
The dealWhat you get, what it costs
💷 Free, always
No fee, no card, no subscription, no revenue share taken by us at the point of use. You keep the operator share of everything your node earns.
If the network ever introduces its own operator charges, we will tell you before they apply to you.
📱 One licence, one device
Each licence activates a single phone. Extra phones need their own codes.
Up to 5 devices per person as standard — that is our policy for spreading the pool fairly, not a network limit. Ask if you want more and are running them well.
📄 No contract
Nothing to sign, no minimum term and no notice period. Stop whenever you like — tell us and we will release the licence straight away.
ConditionsWhat we ask of you
⏱️ Activate within 14 days
A code we issue is held for 14 days. We email a reminder at day 7. If it is still unactivated at day 14 the code is released back to the pool for someone else — you can simply ask again.
📶 Keep 50% uptime
50% is the minimum to hold a licence in good standing. Above 90% is where the rewards actually are, so aim there.
See Fix Offline Nodes for the settings that keep a phone from dropping off.
🔌 30 days offline = reclaimed
If a node stays offline for 30 days we take the licence back so someone else can use it. You get email warnings first, and there is always a reply address if something has gone wrong.
🙋 One person, one account
Use the same operator email for all your devices. Please do not run licences for other people under your account — if a friend wants one, send them to us and they will get their own.
✅ Honest work only
No emulators, no VPNs or proxies to fake location, no automated dialling or reporting, and no stacking many devices on one connection to game the numbers. The network rejects that work anyway; we withdraw the licence.
🔞 18 or over
Licences are issued to adults. If we learn a node is being run by someone under 18 we withdraw the licence and delete the record.
RewardsWho pays you, and for what
Unetwork pays you directly
Rewards accrue in your own operator account and are withdrawn by you from manage.unetwork.io. Money never passes through us, and we cannot pay, hold or release it on your behalf.
Every licence carries a reward split between the licence operator and the node operator behind it; the split that applies to yours is shown in the app when you claim the code.
What we can and cannot promise
We do not guarantee any level of earnings. What a node makes depends on network demand, your country and carrier, which tasks you opt into, your uptime and whether the work passes validation — all of which can change without notice.
Identity verification (KYC) is required by Unetwork before you can withdraw, whichever method you use.
Our sideWhat we do for you
👀 We watch your nodes
Every licence we issue is monitored. If a node goes quiet you get an email from a person, not a silent reclaim.
✉️ Real support
support@worlddepin.io is read by people. Reply to any email we send and it reaches us.
🗂️ A record you can ask about
We keep a change log of what happened to your licences and devices, so we can answer "what changed and when" instead of guessing. See the privacy policy for how long we keep it.
Ending itHanding a licence back
You stop
Email us, or just uninstall the app. Telling us means the licence goes back to the pool immediately for someone waiting; leaving it lapses it after 30 days offline.
We stop
We withdraw a licence for the reasons above — unactivated at 14 days, offline for 30 days, dishonest work, or a request from the network. We tell you which, by email, and you can reply and put it right where that is possible.
Something here not clear? Ask support@worlddepin.io — if a term needs rewording, we will reword it.
Get your free licence →These terms sit alongside Unetwork's own terms for operating a licence and using the app, and our privacy policy. World DePIN is a trading name of IT Solution Architecture Limited, registered in England and Wales, Company No. 12066050. We may update these terms; the date at the top always shows the current version.