Units Wallet: Wallet and UP Points

A crypto wallet usually means a complicated app and a long manual. Units Wallet tries to lower the bar: you open a bot in Telegram, tap to create a wallet, and get your first quests 🚀

Behind the bot is Units Network, a project that describes itself as a foundational layer connecting ecosystem chains with each other, interoperable and trustless. The key point is that the wallet is non-custodial, meaning control of the keys is supposed to stay with you.

What UP points are

The bot runs on UP points. You earn them by completing simple tasks and by inviting other users. Collected points can be used to raise your profile level.

The bot has just three commands, and they speak for themselves:

• /start. Launches the app and signs you in.
• /get_my_up. Shows your UP points.
• /get_referral_code. Gives you an invite link for friends.

What the first launch looks like

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. Create a new wallet with the button in the app.
3. Save the recovery phrase somewhere safe. Not in phone notes, not in the cloud.
4. Complete tasks and see how many UP you got.
5. If you like, get a referral link with /get_referral_code.

What "non-custodial" means

In a custodial wallet a company holds your coins and you trust it. In a non-custodial one you own the keys yourself, so the company can neither freeze funds nor restore access if you lose the phrase.

That is freedom and responsibility at once 🔑 A lost recovery phrase means lost money, and no support team can fix it.

Testnets and campaigns

The project ran campaigns around a test network. They asked you to connect a wallet, add the test network, link a social media account, and complete quests for UP points.

Campaigns like this are time limited and the rules change. Check current information only in the official Units Network channels. Test network tokens and points guarantee no payout.

Storing the recovery phrase

The phrase is a set of words that restores access to the wallet on any device. The most reliable way to keep it is on paper in a safe place. Two copies in separate locations are even better.

Do not photograph it, send it to yourself in a chat, or paste it into cloud notes. That is where it gets stolen most often. Check that you wrote the words in the right order without mistakes.

Where money gets lost

Any wallet tied to points and rewards attracts scammers ⚠️ The most common tricks:

• Fake bots. They copy the name and ask for your recovery phrase.
• Automation. Scripts that promise to "farm" points for you may break the project's rules or steal data.
• "Support" in direct messages. Real support never asks for a recovery phrase.

Enter only through links from the project's official channels, and keep large sums out of a new wallet until you know how it works.