The phone runs tasks
The app runs telemetry, caller ID CLI, SMS CLI, connectivity verification, and other eligible checks depending on available tasks.
What is Unetwork
Keep your device online. Earn from completed tasks.
The Unetwork App turns an ordinary smartphone into an active telecom network verification device.
Once a license is active, your device can complete eligible tasks such as telemetry, CLI, SMS, and connectivity checks. Keep the device online, opt in to available tasks, and earn rewards when work is completed and validated.
- 01 Install the app
Works on compatible Android phones and iPhones.
- 02 Activate the license
The license lets your phone join as an operator.
- 03 Completed tasks are rewarded
Rewards depend on eligible completed tasks and real network demand.
01 The idea in one line
A licensed phone runs eligible network tasks; the network validates the work and assigns rewards when the task is completed and passes review.
The network validates results
Unetwork checks whether the task was completed correctly and whether the data is useful for telecom verification.
The operator can receive rewards
Rewards depend on eligible completed tasks, uptime, task type, location, connection quality, and overall network conditions.
02 From Unity Network to Unetwork
Unity Network could be confused with Unity Technologies, the company behind the Unity game engine. Unetwork is clearer and has its own identity.
The name and visual identity changed. Licenses, operator accounts, codes, rewards, and app functions continue under the Unetwork brand.
03 Why real-world network data matters
Telecom networks have internal data, but carriers and enterprises still need clear visibility into how real devices perform in real locations under real network conditions.
The problem
Lab tests and limited field campaigns are not enough.
Labs and field campaigns help, but they are often expensive, temporary, and limited to a few places or testing routes.
Unetwork's answer
Everyday smartphones as a distributed edge layer.
The app distributes tasks to smartphones with active licenses, helping surface coverage gaps, routing issues, fraud signals, revenue leakage, and other network risks.
Current network reach
40,000+ devices 170+ countries 1,500+ citiesWhat can be measured
- Signal quality and connectivity on live mobile networks.
- Caller ID quality, SMS delivery, and supported route behavior.
- Network behavior in a specific city, country, carrier, or environment.
- Results from real devices, not only simulations or lab tests.
04 ULO and UNO work together
The Unetwork License Operator runs an active license on a device. The Unetwork Node Operator organizes and provides licenses as the network grows.
For the UNO
Licenses can operate across more locations.
The UNO does not need to personally operate every phone. Licenses can be assigned to operators with local devices and local connections.
For the ULO
You can join with your own smartphone.
The ULO runs available tasks from their location and contributes real network data where demand and active tasks exist.
How the work flows
- The owner assigns the license.
- The operator activates it in the app.
- The network validates completed tasks.
- The payout is calculated according to the license reward split.
The split can vary by license. For example, with a 70/30 split, 70% of rewards from the device go to the ULO and 30% goes to the operator who provided the license.
05 What can change your results
Rewards are not fixed and depend on real network demand. Each payout period is affected by eligible completed tasks, uptime, task type, location, connection quality, and overall network conditions.
Some tasks run in the background. Others need to be enabled or require a simple action from the operator. A device has a better chance of receiving tasks when it is consistently online and reliable.
Practical view
Unetwork is a growing network participation opportunity, not fixed income. Rewards depend on actual task demand and the validated work each device contributes.
06 Task types in Unetwork
You choose which tasks your device can join. Each task contributes differently depending on demand, location, and network conditions.
Telemetry
Collects network and service data from the device to measure mobile performance, stability, and real connectivity.
Caller ID CLI Testing
Checks whether caller ID appears correctly on real incoming calls across carriers, countries, and live routes.
SMS CLI Testing
Tests sender ID visibility and message integrity using real SMS delivery and inbox confirmation.
Connectivity verification
Researches and validates telecom routes using ScoutQuest, Scout, and Runner workflows.
Read the ScoutQuest guideEntropy generation
Uses phone sensors to create truly random data that can support critical systems.
Connectivity verification
Scout finds routes. Runner checks again.
These tasks work together to find and validate telecom routes as network conditions change.
Scout
Calls assigned verification numbers and records whether the route connects correctly across carriers and regions.
- Discovers routes that have not been tested yet.
- Measures latency and route quality.
- Reports failures and connection evidence.
Runner
Retests known routes to confirm whether they still work as carriers and network conditions change.
- Revalidates known routes.
- Detects degradation, failures, or instability.
- Keeps the route map updated.
07 How to get started with Unetwork
The Unetwork app setup is simple. You only need a compatible smartphone, an internet connection, and an active license code.
Install the app
Download the official Unetwork app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, then create an account using your email address.
Get a license code
Get a license code from Unet Club and copy it before activating the app.
Activate the license
Enter the license code in the app to activate your device and connect it to the network.
Adjust settings
Disable battery optimization for Unetwork so the app can keep running in the background without the device limiting, pausing, or closing it.
Turn on additional tasks
Review the available task categories in the app and turn on additional tasks you want to run when your device is eligible.
Keep the device connected
After setup, the app can begin receiving available tasks while it runs in the background.
Task availability depends on device compatibility, region, carrier support, and current network demand. Not every phone will receive the same task types.
Common setup issues come from disabled permissions, aggressive battery settings, or background activity limits. When those are active, some task categories may not be available on the device.
For a more detailed guide, screenshots, and troubleshooting steps, use the full setup guide when available.
Operator payouts
08 How withdrawals work
Unetwork rewards can be withdrawn from the app to a compatible crypto wallet. Bank transfers are planned, but for now users should check supported wallets, assets, and networks before withdrawing.
Once rewards are available in your account, add a compatible wallet address and request a withdrawal in the app. Currently supported blockchain networks include Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Solana, XRP, and Cardano.
The app sends rewards onchain. The local step for converting them into cash or local funds happens outside Unetwork, so the best option depends on your country, available payment channels, exchange limits, verification requirements, network fees, and local regulation.
Common withdrawal options in the Philippines and abroad
These are examples of options users commonly check. Availability can change, so review wallet support, KYC requirements, fees, and payout methods before sending funds.
Crypto wallet or exchange with PHP rails
Check whether USDT or USDC is supported on the correct network, including fees and options to a bank or local e-wallet.
Local payout support
Review withdrawal methods, limits, identity verification, and exact blockchain network compatibility before transferring.
Compatible wallet
Make sure the wallet accepts the asset and selected network. A correct address on the wrong network can still lose funds.
Exchange to bank transfer
Compare fees, stablecoin support, processing time, and bank payout rules before moving rewards.
USDT or USDC wallet
Choose a wallet where you can clearly see and control the address and network before confirming.
Ask first if you are unsure
If you are unsure about the network, asset, or wallet address, ask support before sending.
Important:
Do not send rewards to an exchange deposit address unless the exchange supports the exact blockchain network you selected in Unetwork. Funds can be permanently lost when the wallet address is correct but the network is wrong.
09 Who is behind the infrastructure
Unetwork is supported by companies and infrastructure connected to telecom, distributed verification, and data records.
01
Minutes Network
Minutes Network develops and maintains Unetwork's core infrastructure, including task distribution, operator systems, data verification, and network coordination.
02
World Mobile
World Mobile is an infrastructure partner that brings World Mobile Chain for recording hashed test data, helping make network verification transparent, immutable, and independently verifiable.
View World Mobile Chain 03
Apex Telecom
Apex supports telecom infrastructure and network service operations, helping connect Unetwork task demand to real commercial telecom environments and mobile operator workflows.
Real market telecom testing
Unetwork operates in the telecom testing and network verification industry, where mobile operators and infrastructure providers need real-world performance data from real environments.
As new contracts and integrations arrive, the volume and diversity of available tasks can expand across countries, carriers, and mobile environments.
These relationships help connect the network to commercial telecom environments while keeping the operator expectation clear: available tasks depend on demand, region, and technical requirements.
10 Realistic expectations
Unetwork is growing, but rewards can change. Participation works best when the device is reliable, stays connected, and has active tasks in its region.
Variable rewards
Earnings depend on real task demand, not a fixed or guaranteed payout.
Location matters
Country, carrier, network quality, and regional availability can change results.
Light operation
Once the app is set up, the phone is compatible, and the internet is stable, it is simple to maintain.
Value grows when demand exists
Long-term potential depends on continued need for telecom verification using real devices.
11 Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about the app, licenses, rewards, tasks, and setup.
Are Unetwork and Unity Network the same?
Yes. Unetwork is the new official name for Unity Network. Existing licenses, rewards, operator accounts, and app functionality continue under the Unetwork brand.
Who develops Unetwork?
Unetwork is developed by Minutes Network and works with infrastructure and telecom ecosystem partners, including World Mobile and Apex Telecom.
How do I get a Unetwork App license code?
Install the Unetwork App on your device, get a license code from Unet Club, and paste it into the app to activate the license.
Do I need special equipment?
A compatible Android phone or iPhone, a stable internet connection, and an active Unetwork license are enough. The setup is built for normal phones, not mining hardware, servers, or advanced technical work.
Is the app available on Android and iPhone?
Yes. The Unetwork app is available for Android and iOS through the official app stores.
What task types does Unetwork run?
Task categories include telemetry, Caller ID CLI testing, SMS CLI testing, connectivity verification, and entropy generation. Availability depends on device, location, carrier, and network demand.
Does every task need a SIM?
Caller ID and SMS tests usually need an active SIM. Other tasks may work depending on device compatibility, permissions, connection type, and regional task demand.
What affects rewards?
Rewards depend on real network demand, eligible completed tasks, uptime, task type, location, connection quality, task validation, and overall network conditions. This is why rewards can vary by device and region.
How does the reward split work?
Each license has a defined split between the License Operator and the operator who provided the license. For example, with a 70/30 split, 70% of rewards from your device go to you and 30% goes to the license provider.
Are rewards guaranteed?
Once you earn rewards, they are added to your account and you can withdraw them when you reach the minimum. The level of earnings depends on available tasks, local demand, your phone, network quality, uptime, and task validation. Each completed task earns a reward based on its value to the network.
Is the Unetwork App safe to use?
The app is designed to collect only the technical data needed for network tasks and activity verification, such as connection quality and device performance. Your name, contacts, and private data are not required to participate.
Does the app use a lot of battery or data?
The app is built to be efficient in the background and not resource-heavy. Actual battery and data usage depends on active task types, device conditions, and how often the device receives work.
Can multiple licenses run on one device?
Operators can manage multiple licenses. Each device runs one active license at a time, which keeps task tracking and rewards clear.
How do withdrawals work?
Once your balance reaches the minimum amount, you can withdraw rewards from the app through the supported payout options.