Straight answers.

Yes. You never pay us anything, and we never ask for card details. We own the licences and cover their cost. We earn a small share of what your phone produces, which is how this works for us.

No. This is not a crypto investment. You do not buy anything and you do not need a wallet to start.

You withdraw inside the Unetwork app itself. We do not hold or pay your rewards — Unetwork does. You may need to verify your identity in the app before you can withdraw.

Your first reward usually appears within a day or two of setting up. Rewards are added once a day, so nothing shows immediately after you install.

Yes. Each phone needs its own licence, and they can all sit on the same Wi-Fi. Tell us in the form how many phones you have.

Android works today. iPhone is a waiting list — apply and we will tell you when it opens.

Almost. Keep the app on and the phone charged. Some tasks, like surveys, need you to do them yourself.

First check it is on, connected, and the app is running and updated. Reinstalling the app has fixed this for several people. If it still earns nothing, contact us and we will look at it.

The app sends technical network readings only — nothing personal. It cannot read your messages, contacts or photos.

Yes — the app is in English only right now. The setup steps we email are simple and short, and our Telegram group can help in other languages.

Yes. Unetwork publishes its own network numbers: around 58,000 active devices across 185 countries, running 11 million network checks a day for carriers and other companies. The app is on Google Play with a 5.0 rating from 136 reviews and over 10,000 downloads. And Unetwork announced in July 2026 that it has paid out over $1M to users. Check unetwork.io and the Play Store listing yourself.

We are an independent business, run by UnityApp.Market. We own Unetwork licences and share them with people who have a spare phone. We do not work for Unetwork and we did not make the app.