How XNET Works
XNET Mobile operates as a decentralized, neutral-host network, providing scalable solutions to mobile carriers by offloading cellular data traffic onto strategically deployed Wi-Fi hotspots.
Carrier Value Proposition: Lower Costs, Happier Customers
XNET offers carriers a compelling zero-CapEx solution to rapidly extend their network coverage and capacity. By utilizing existing decentralized Wi-Fi infrastructure maintained by XNET operators, carriers avoid costly infrastructure investments typically associated with traditional 5G network expansion. Offloading cellular data onto XNET’s neutral-host network significantly reduces operational costs associated manufacturing and delivering data to their subscribers. This directly improves connection speeds, enhances network reliability, and boosts overall satisfaction—key drivers in reducing subscriber churn and increasing customer loyalty.
Network Architecture:
Enterprise and Carrier-grade Wi-Fi access points form the network backbone
Automatic authentication through carrier certificates
Real-time traffic management and load balancing
Distributed network design for optimal coverage
Data Flow Process:
Mobile device enters XNET coverage area
Device authenticates automatically via Hotspot 2.0
Traffic transitions from cellular to Wi-Fi network
Data usage is recorded and verified
Token rewards are distributed to AP owners
Requirements:
XNET approved WiFi 6/6E/7 Passpoints
Consistent uninterrupted backhaul (min. 100 Mbps down, min. 10 Mbps up)
"Carrier Approved" Business, commercial and public locations
Security Measures:
Carrier-grade WPA2/3 encryption for all traffic
Network isolation prevents device-to-device visibility
Compliance with all mandated telecommunications standards
Data Offloading Process
Seamless Connection: Utilizing Hotspot 2.0 technology, mobile devices automatically and securely connect to XNET hotspots without passwords, manual logins, credentials or additional apps.
Carrier Integration: Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) and Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) integrate with XNET through standardized roaming agreements. This integration allows carriers to efficiently divert traffic to XNET's network in areas of high demand or limited coverage.
Reduced Congestion: Offloading cellular data helps carriers reduce network congestion, especially in densely populated or event-driven environments (stadiums, transportation centers, urban centers).
Rewarding Network Participants
Participants (Deployers, MSPs, ISPs) are rewarded in $XNET tokens based on their contribution:
Data Throughput: Rewards scale with the amount of data offloaded through their deployed hardware. More Data = More Rewards
Proof-of-Coverage: To ensure network growth XNET also employs a Proof-of-Coverage (PoC) mechanism.
Strategic Placement: Hotspots deployed in carrier marked, high-density and high-usage areas have the potential to earn substantially more, incentivizing rapid network growth in valued locations.
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