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• Wi-Fi AirNodes: Wi-Fi AirNodes cover small areas, up to a 100m radius, providing network access for individuals, families, and companies.  ‍
• CBRS AirNodes: CBRS AirNodes are mid-range devices that use high-frequency signals. These are ideal for connecting towns and rural clusters of homes and businesses. They offer fast speeds and aid capacity in densely populated areas. ‍
• Band 71 AirNodes: Band 71 AirNodes operate on long-range, low-frequency signals, in MHz ranges historically used for TV. They provide 'overwatch' coverage, ensuring connectivity across wide-ranging distances while supporting both CBRS and Wi-Fi AirNodes.

Spark AirNodes are small wi-fi devices ideal for individuals, families, and companies requiring internet within a 150m radius. They pay out a fixed monthly reward. Since they require no local hosting, anyone can operate a Spark remotely using the AirNode Dashboard. To learn more, visit the AirNode Guide.

Titan AirNodes are robust, enterprise-grade devices with extensive range and throughput. They are ideal for dense urban zones or as coverage anchors in high-demand areas. They provide ‘overwatch’ services and support smaller AirNodes like the Portal and the Link. To learn more, visit the AirNode Guide.

Portal AirNodes help anchor the network by acting as centralized points that link AirNodes in each geography. They can provide broader coverage or function as backhaul aggregation hubs, depending on the local network design. To learn more, visit the AirNode Guide.

Apex AirNodes serve as upstream devices in the World Mobile network. They typically connect backhaul infrastructure like fiber or satellite to the rest of the local AirNode network. Apex devices are high-performance and critical for bridging long-distance connections to the internet core. To learn more, visit the AirNode Guide.

Link AirNodes are designed to work in conjunction with Apex and Portal devices, providing connectivity to end users. They can be operated remotely. To learn more, visit the AirNode Guide.

Spark AirNodes are deployed in Pakistan, near parts of Lahore and Islamabad, and are actively expanding coverage in various rural and semi-urban areas. Each Spark drop has activated thousands of new AirNodes, expanding reach within and beyond the two cities.

DePIN stands for Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network. It’s a model where infrastructure - like telecom networks - is not owned and controlled by corporations, but by individuals who operate it and earn from it.

AirNodes are a key part of World Mobile’s DePIN model. Each AirNode is a physical device that helps build the network from the ground up, contributing to meaningful coverage and earning real rewards for the people who run them.

Here are the metrics your Dashboard shows, and what they mean:  

• Balance: Rewards claimable at month-end.  

• Earnings: Total earnings for the current month.  

• Upload/Download: Monthly data usage.  

• AirNode Status: Whether your AirNode is active or not.  

• Uptime/Downtime: Percentage of time your AirNode was active or inactive over the last month.

After purchasing and activating an AirNode, you can log in to the AirNode Dashboard to monitor performance, manage settings, and view earnings.

No. Spark AirNodes pay a flat monthly reward regardless of uptime.

Earnings depend on the AirNode model. Spark AirNodes earn a flat monthly fee, while other models earn based on uptime and traffic. The AirNode Earnings Calculator provides a reliable estimate based on your device and deployment.

AirNode rewards vary based on AirNode type. Spark AirNodes earn a flat reward for the Operator, while other AirNode models generate rewards based on network uptime and performance.

Yes. The AirNode Dashboard supports managing multiple devices under one account.

No. You can operate an AirNode remotely from anywhere in the world using the online Dashboard.

Portal and Titan AirNodes are operated by collaborating with a Host. Link, Apex, and Spark AirNodes are operated remotely via the online dashboard – no Host required.

For Portal and Titan AirNodes:  

• Use the Explorer to find a Host who will deploy and manage the AirNode for you.  

• Discuss and agree on terms, then finalise your purchase.  

• Work with your Host to get your AirNode deployed. We will guide you through installation steps and in some cases, finding the right installer.  

For Link AirNodes, Spark AirNodes, and Apex AirNodes:  

• These AirNodes are already deployed, so you don’t have to find a Host. This makes it even easier to get started as an Operator.  

• Simply select an available hex on the Explorer and purchase.  

• Your AirNodes will automatically be activated once the purchase process is completed.

• Register Interest: Apply through the World Mobile AirNode sales platform and complete the form to begin the verification process.  

• Create your Host profile: Once verified, you’ll be able to create a Host Profile, which provides details about you and your location.  

• Installation: Facilitate the installation of the AirNode on your property.  

• Operation: Support Operators’ maintenance requirements.

Anyone with the right setup can become part of the network.

• Host: You need a suitable location with property permissions, a reliable power source, and business-grade internet. No technical background is required.

• Operator: You need to be financially capable of purchasing AirNodes. Operators typically oversee the device’s performance remotely using the AirNode Dashboard.

• Host-Operator: A Host-Operator meets both sets of requirements: property permissions and infrastructure on one hand, and financial capability to purchase AirNodes on the other.

The AirNode layer of the World Mobile network is made up of Hosts, Operators, and Host-Operators.

• Hosts provide a physical location for installation

• Operators manage performance from anywhere in the world and earn from AirNode usage

• Host-Operators do both - hosting the AirNode and managing its operation

AirNodes are the backbone of World Mobile’s decentralized network. They are wireless devices that deliver last-mile wireless coverage, connecting users to voice, text, and data services without relying on traditional mobile towers. Instead of infrastructure controlled by corporations, AirNodes are smaller, community-operated devices that bring connectivity to homes, shops, neighborhoods, and towns.

Each AirNode acts as a local access point, replacing the last-mile connection typically run by Big Wireless. They connect to the broader World Mobile network through the Internode API, forming a hybrid mesh that scales from the ground up.

While each AirNode type varies in range and capability, the mission is the same: replace centralized towers with a distributed network that delivers connectivity where it is needed most.

When a user connects to an AirNode, the Operator processes that activity such as calls, messages, and data while preserving user privacy. In return, Operators earn rewards based on the volume of traffic their AirNode supports.

AirNodes are not owned by World Mobile. Once purchased, they belong to the Operators who deploy them, maintain them, and earn from the value they help create.

Anyone can operate an AirNode remotely from anywhere in the world. If you want to host an AirNode on the ground, or host and operate one locally, you’ll need to be in a World Mobile licensed region. Either way, you can help build the next generation of mobile infrastructure.

AirNode Types:

• Wi-Fi AirNodes (short range): Covering a radius of up to 150m, they’re ideal for homes, shops, and small, dense neighborhoods.

• CBRS AirNodes (medium range): Using high-frequency signals, these are perfect for small towns and dense neighborhoods.

• Band 71 AirNodes (long range): Using low-frequency signals that stretch far, these provide ‘overwatch’ coverage and support other AirNodes in the area.

Click here to explore the AirNode range and find the right one for you.

Your AirNode earns based on uptime and network activity—the more people connected, the greater the rewards. Use our earnings calculator to estimate your potential revenue.

Power the network. Get rewarded. Simple.

If you’ve got the right setup, you can be part of the network.

AirNode Operator: Financially capable of purchasing AirNodes upfront

AirNode Host: A suitable location with property permissions, stable power, and business-grade internet

AirNode Host-Operator: Meets both Host & Operator requirements

Check if you qualify and start earning from connectivity.

Join the network that pays you back. The World Mobile network is powered by AirNode Hosts, Operators, and Host-Operators—real people bringing real connectivity to communities.

• Hosts provide locations for AirNodes, earning rewards in return

• Operators monitor, manage and earn from AirNode activity

• Host-Operators do both, managing and hosting their own AirNodes

Ready to power the future? Get started today.

DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) flips the script on traditional networks. Instead of corporate control, individuals own and operate parts of the network themselves. World Mobile’s AirNodes make this vision real—empowering people to build, connect, and earn from a network that belongs to them.

More connections, more rewards. More freedom, less Big Wireless.

AirNodes are small wireless radios that make up the backbone of the World Mobile network. Instead of relying on large, expensive telecom towers, AirNodes provide last-mile connectivity for voice, text, and data—creating a community-powered, decentralized network that brings people online.