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Updated July 19, 2026
Unetwork License Guide: setup, rewards, and license basics
Start with one phone, one license code, and a stable connection. This guide shows what to expect before you activate a Unetwork license.
Reward split
Your ULO Split
Your reserved code shows the Unetwork Node Operator (UNO) / Unetwork License Operator (ULO) split.
Potential rewards
Earn UP rewards
Complete eligible tasks and earn Unetwork Points rewards.
License rule
1 phone = 1 license
One license activates one compatible device.
Guide sections
License basics
Your phone performs network verification tasks.
A Unetwork license is a digital credential for one compatible device. It lets your phone run approved telecom verification tasks through the Unetwork App.
The rule is simple: one license, one device. You cannot run one license on two devices, and you cannot stack multiple licenses on the same device.
The license is activated with a claim code, also called a license code when you enter it in the Unetwork App.
Start here
Start with your phone.
You do not need to buy a node or run technical infrastructure. A spare phone and a basic SIM plan are enough for many operators to begin.
Phone
$50 to $150A compatible Android or iOS phone is recommended for most tasks.
Unetwork App
FreeAvailable through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store links below.
License code
FreeGenerated by a Unetwork Node Operator (UNO) and entered in the Unetwork App.
SIM card / eSIM
$1 to $10/moPrepaid SIM with voice and SMS capability for many task types.
Internet connection
VariesHome Wi-Fi or mobile data; tasks usually use under 100 MB/mo.
Claim codes
Each code shows its own UNO / ULO split.
A claim code comes from a Unetwork Node Operator (UNO), who distributes individual licenses to Unetwork License Operators (ULOs). The code carries the split that determines how approved rewards are divided.
Splits are written as UNO / ULO. The first number is the node operator share; the second is your operator share. Different claim codes can carry different splits, so treat the split shown with your reserved code as the source of truth.
25/75
Example UNO 25% ULO 75%
30/70
Example UNO 30% ULO 70%
35/65
Example UNO 35% ULO 65%
50/50
Example UNO 50% ULO 50%
Confirm the split in the Unetwork App before activation. Once the code is claimed, that split is locked to the license.
App setup
Setup takes a few minutes.
Download the official app, sign in, choose the License Operator path, enter your license code, and keep your phone online.
- 1. Download the app. Search for Unetwork in the official app stores, or use the store links below.
- 2. Create your account. Sign in with either email and a one-time password, or a Web3 wallet.
- 3. Choose the License Operator path. Open the Unetwork App and select “License Operator.” This confirms that you want to manage licenses from this device and establishes your account as a ULO within the Unetwork ecosystem.
- 4. Enter your license code. It will set up and bind your license to your device. If you need one, use the license-code button below.
- 5. Keep the phone online. Keep the app signed in and allowed to run in the background. Better uptime improves your chance of receiving eligible tasks.
Android tip: disable battery optimization for Unetwork. If the system stops background activity, uptime drops and tasks stop.
Get setup help on TelegramDashboard
Use the dashboard to track your activity.
License status
Confirms whether the device is active and online.
Uptime
Shows how consistently the phone has been available during the reporting period.
Approved rewards
Displays accumulated UP rewards after your operator split is applied.
Withdrawal balance
Shows the UPs available once withdrawal minimums are met.
Network tasks
Task availability depends on your phone and market.
The Unetwork App can run several telecom checks and service tasks. Some are passive tasks that can run on Wi-Fi only, while others require active input and additional requirements.
Connection
Active - passivePassive network telemetry such as latency and connection checks.
SIM required: No
CLI Testing
Active - opt-inReceives test calls and verifies that caller ID transmits correctly.
SIM required: Yes
SMS Testing
Active - opt-inReceives test messages and verifies delivery timing, content, and sender data.
SIM required: Yes
Scout
Public betaResearches new telecom routes to validate.
SIM required: Yes
Runner
Public betaValidates routes through live phone calls.
SIM required: Yes
Entropy
Active - validationGenerates true randomness from distributed phone signals for cryptographic systems.
SIM required: No
Active tasks are available when your phone, permissions, market, and demand match the task requirements. Public beta tasks can vary more by market and rollout stage.
Caller ID CLI Testing, or Calling Line Identification Testing, checks whether the caller's number is transmitted and displayed correctly to the person receiving the call.
Accurate caller ID helps improve call quality, build trust, reduce abuse, and support telecom compliance across live networks.
A SIM card is required. CLI testing works best when your device is online, notifications are enabled, and your SIM or eSIM can receive calls normally.
If you miss a call, check the app soon after. Missed CLI calls may still be reportable for up to 24 hours.
Need task help?
Ask other operators about setup, SIM behavior, call tests, SMS tests, and market-specific rollout notes.
Payouts
Withdrawals can go to a crypto wallet or bank account.
Crypto wallet withdrawals let you send UPs to a supported wallet or crypto app. The crypto wallet minimum is 5 UPs, and the maximum is 150 UPs per request.
Bank account withdrawals require identity verification and matching bank details. The bank account minimum is 200 UPs, the maximum is 1000 UPs per request, and the 24-hour bank maximum is 1000 UPs. Bank payouts support USD, EUR, and GBP.
Crypto wallet
5 to 150 UPs
Best for smaller balances and wallet payouts.
Bank account
200 to 1000 UPs
Best for larger verified withdrawals to USD, EUR, or GBP.
Safety before withdrawing
- 1 Check the wallet address, asset, and chain before any crypto wallet withdrawal.
- 2 For bank account withdrawals, make sure the account name, required identity details, and currency match.
- 3 Review minimums, maximums, and the 24-hour bank limit before starting a request.
Operating well
Keep costs low and uptime high.
The recurring costs are usually small: SIM service, electricity, and whatever connection you already use. The bigger operating variable is uptime.
Smartphone
$50 to $150One time
Budget Android is fine. Use an existing spare phone if possible.
SIM card / plan
$1 to $10Monthly
Basic prepaid voice and SMS is enough in many markets.
Electricity
$0.50 to $2Monthly
Keeping a phone charged uses very little power.
Internet / Wi-Fi
$0 existingMonthly
Your home Wi-Fi works; task data use is usually light.
Improve reward potential
90%+ uptime
Reduces missed tasks and protects approved reward potential.
Enable eligible task types
Join task types your phone, SIM, market, and permissions can support.
Allow the Unetwork App to run in the background
Keeps the app signed in and available when your phone is locked.
Add phones carefully
You can scale one phone and one license at a time. Rewards per license depend on how unique your setup, connection, and device are. Rewards may decrease if multiple devices share the same connection.
Scaling multiple phones
Each license needs its own device, but operators can run multiple devices when they can keep each one online and active. Add devices only when you can maintain the SIM, power, connection, and app access for each license.
Troubleshooting
What can block tasks?
A license stays attached to your device, but task availability can drop when the phone cannot receive or validate work.
Phone offline
Tasks pause when the phone loses power, Wi-Fi, mobile data, or app connectivity.
Battery optimization
Android may stop background activity unless Unetwork is allowed to keep running.
Missing permissions
Notifications, calls, SMS, or background permissions may be required for some task types.
SIM or call issues
CLI, SMS, Scout, and Runner tasks need a SIM or eSIM that can receive required calls or messages.
App sign-out
If the app signs out or is force-closed, task availability can drop until you reopen it.
Market demand
Even a well-configured phone only receives tasks when eligible demand exists in that market.
Frequently asked questions
Unetwork license FAQ
What is a Unetwork license and how does it work?
A Unetwork license is a digital credential that authorizes one smartphone to run approved telecom verification tasks. The license is activated with a claim code in the Unetwork App.
How much can a Unetwork license earn per month?
Approved rewards depend on task availability, uptime, market demand, validation, and participation. Use the current task guides and app dashboard for reference ranges because monthly totals can change.
Do I need to buy a node to operate a Unetwork license?
No. Operators run individual licenses from Unetwork Node Operators. You need a phone, the Unetwork App, a SIM card for many task types, and a license code.
Can I change my license split after claiming it?
No. The split is attached to the claim code and should be checked before activation. Once you claim the code, that split is locked to the license.
What phone do I need for Unetwork?
A compatible Android or iOS phone is enough for most operators. The tasks are not computationally heavy, so many operators use budget Android devices as dedicated phones.
Is Unetwork the same as Unity Network?
Unity Network rebranded to Unetwork in early 2026. The operator model, license structure, and task categories remain connected to the same network concept.
Does Unetwork collect my personal data?
The task model is focused on telecom verification and service data such as connection checks, caller ID, SMS delivery, and route validation. Operators who want extra separation often run the app on a dedicated phone.
What happens if my phone goes offline?
Tasks pause while the phone is offline and resume when connectivity returns. You keep the license and accumulated approved rewards, but you may miss reward opportunities during downtime.
Ready to start
Get a Unetwork license code.
Browse current availability, review the split shown with your code, and activate it in the Unetwork App when you are ready.