Unity Node Licenses & Lease Codes
Step 01
Install the Unity App
Download the Unity app from the App Store or Google Play. Open it and tap Get Started on the welcome screen.
Step 01
Install the Unity App
Download the Unity app from the App Store or Google Play. Open it and tap Get Started on the welcome screen.
Step 02
Choose License Operator
On the role selection screen, tap License Operator. This is the role for people who hold a lease code.
Step 03
Enter Your Lease Code
Copy your lease code from the directory below and paste it into the Lease Code field. Tap Continue.
Step 04
Sign In with Email
Choose Sign In with Email. No Web3 wallet required — just your email address.
Step 05
Enter Your Email Address
Type in your email and tap Continue. A one-time verification code will be sent to your inbox.
Step 06
Verify Your Code
Enter the OTP from your email and tap Verify. Your lease code is now linked to your account and earning rewards.
Available Lease Codes
Unity Node License Directory
Select a license below and copy the lease code to activate your Unity Node. Use the filters to find the right UNO/ULO split for you.
All Licenses
UNO 50 / ULO 50
UNO 40 / ULO 60
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About the Network
What Is Unity?
Unity is a composable, people-powered global edge network with vast geodiverse coverage. It collects real-time telemetry and network data and delivers it to carriers and enterprises, helping them detect and prevent fraud, revenue leakage, and other network risks.
Unity also supports critical functions such as data transit and other infrastructure services, powered not by centralised servers but by real users across the globe.
By introducing a new sharing economy model, Unity enables participants to earn rewards directly for powering the network, bridging real-world telecom activity with decentralised digital value.
As a Unity License Owner, you hold a stake in this infrastructure without needing to manage hardware. Your license generates rewards as long as a Unity Node Operator is running the network on your behalf.
Network Model
Decentralised
People-powered global edge
Reward Token
WMT
World Mobile Token
Use Case
Telecom AI
Fraud prevention & network intelligence
Operator Split
50/50 or 40/60
UNO / ULO reward division
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know
A Unity Node License (also called a lease code) gives you the right to operate a Unity Node on the World Mobile network. By holding a license, you contribute computing and connectivity resources to the network and earn rewards in return. Think of it as a digital operating permit for your node.
UNO stands for Unity Node Operator — the person or entity running the actual node hardware. ULO stands for Unity License Owner — the person who holds the license. When these are different people, the rewards are split according to the agreed ratio (e.g., 50/50 or 40/60). This lets license holders earn passively without running hardware themselves.
The split refers to how network rewards are divided between the Unity License Owner (ULO) and the Unity Node Operator (UNO). A 50/50 split means rewards are divided equally. A 40/60 split means the ULO receives 40% and the UNO receives 60%, typically used when the operator takes on more responsibility for hardware and maintenance.
Download the World Mobile app (iOS or Android), open it and tap Unity License Operator, then enter your lease code exactly as shown and confirm with your email and a one-time verification code. Once verified, your license is linked to your account and begins accumulating rewards when a node operator runs your license.
To be a Unity Node Operator you need compatible hardware. However, as a Unity License Owner you do not need any hardware at all. You simply hold the license and earn your share of rewards while an operator runs the node on your behalf. Hexynodes connects license owners with trusted operators.
Earnings depend on network activity, the number of active nodes, and the current reward structure set by World Mobile. Rewards are distributed in WMT (World Mobile Token). For the most current reward estimates, check the World Mobile official documentation or community channels, as rates change with network growth.
Unity Node Licenses are tied to the World Mobile ecosystem. Transferability depends on World Mobile’s current terms. Check the official World Mobile documentation for the latest information on license transfers, as policies may be updated as the network matures.
Traditional telecoms rely on centralised infrastructure owned and operated by a single company. Unity is a people-powered, decentralised edge network where real users contribute resources and earn rewards. This model enables far greater geographic coverage, lower costs, and resilience compared to centralised alternatives, while sharing economic value with participants rather than concentrating it.