Frequently asked questions

Unity Licenses is the gateway to the Unity verification network. We hand out 300 operator license slots that let you run a verification node from your phone and share rewards 50/50 with the network operator for one year.

An iOS 15+ or Android 7+ mobile device, the free Unity app, and your name and email address to request your code on this site. Wallet connection or email OTP happens inside the official Unity app.

No. Each license covers the $1.99 monthly Unity fee for the full 1-year term. Activation is free — no credit card required today.

Unity runs on iOS 15+ and Android 7+. The app is lightweight (~40MB) and designed for low-power background operation.

There are 300 total license slots in the current pool. First claim, first served. Once a slot is claimed, it's locked to that wallet or email for the 1-year term.

Yes — the same wallet or email can hold multiple licenses. Each one earns independently at the 50/50 split.

Verification rewards earned by your node are split evenly: 50% goes to you as the license holder, 50% goes to the network operator who maintains the infrastructure.

Each license is valid for 1 year from the date of claim. At expiry you can renew if slots are available in the next pool.

Licenses are bound to the wallet or email that signed to verify, and are non-transferable during the 1-year term.

Use the rewards calculator on the homepage to estimate short term, medium term, and long term rewards based on the current monthly figures and your selected license count and duration.

$5.00. Once your balance clears $5, you can withdraw to your connected crypto wallet.

You can withdraw rewards in ETH, USDT, USDC, SHIB, BNB, SOL, XRP, or ADA.

Rewards are paid out daily. You can withdraw at any time as long as your balance is over the $5 minimum.

Network gas fees apply for on-chain withdrawals. Fiat payout fees vary by region — see the full schedule in the withdrawal policy.

The official Unity app supports common Web3 wallets such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Binance Web3 Wallet, WalletConnect-compatible wallets, and Coinbase Wallet.

Yes — email + OTP happens inside the official Unity app, which is useful if you prefer not to use a Web3 wallet.

Unity app sign-in supports multi-device use depending on the method you choose inside the app.

Keep your wallet seed phrase offline, enable device biometrics, and use a unique email with 2FA if you use email sign-in inside the official Unity app.

Unity is a distributed verification network where mobile operator nodes confirm small cryptographic tasks and earn rewards for doing so. It runs on unitynodes.io infrastructure.

Each node runs lightweight verification tasks — generally a few seconds of CPU work at a time, coordinated by the network, with minimal battery impact.

No. The app is designed for mobile: tasks are small, sparse, and low-power. Typical daily data usage is under 50MB.

Unity Licenses is an independent Unity Node Operator specialising in Telco Data Verification. We are not officially affiliated with Unity Nodes — we simply operate nodes on the network and distribute access to license holders.

Make sure your wallet app is up to date, the network is set correctly, and you've granted the connection. If WalletConnect stalls, try MetaMask's direct connect.

Check your spam folder, confirm the email address is correct, and wait 60 seconds before requesting a new code. Gmail and Outlook usually deliver within 30 seconds.

Withdrawals below $5 are rejected. If you cleared the threshold and it's still pending, network confirmations can take up to 30 minutes on busy days. Contact support if it's over 2 hours.

No. Check that background refresh is enabled but not being overridden by aggressive power-saving modes. Tasks should be under 1% of daily battery usage.