Eco Network is the ecosystem built around the ECO token. The network is in its distribution phase: you take part from your phone, the community grows, and the token's utilities are introduced progressively as the ecosystem is developed.
Free to join · No hardware · No computation on your device · Android
Eco Network is built in order: distribute the token, then give it uses, then let an economy run on it. This is the first stage.
ECO is distributed to members through participation in the network, and the community grows. This is what the app does today.
ECO becomes usable — payments between members, ECO Pay, ECO Market, access to services. Introduced progressively, as the infrastructure for each is built.
Distribution → use → transactions → commerce → reuse. Members earn ECO and spend it; merchants receive it and spend it again inside the ecosystem.
Three things to hold on to before anything else.
ECO is the native token of Eco Network. Everything the project builds — the app, the payment layer, the marketplace — is built around it.
Not a token looking for a home. Eco Network is designing the services ECO will be used in: payments, a marketplace, business tools, applications.
You do not buy your way in. ECO reaches members through taking part in the network — which is exactly what the current phase is for.
The complete list of planned utilities — payments, ECO Market, ECO Pay, rewards, loyalty, governance, business services — is detailed in the white paper. Read the utility section →
The mechanism is deliberately simple, so that a phone and a few seconds a day are enough.
One tap. The session lasts 24 hours and is the same length for everyone. It runs on Eco Network's servers, so you can close the app, lose your connection or switch the phone off — the session is unaffected.
A notification tells you the session is finished. Claiming credits your balance and lets you open the next one. There is a limited window to claim: the network measures participation, so it asks you to actually come back.
Every member has an invitation code. Each person who joins through it and genuinely takes part raises your rate by 5%, up to a ceiling of +50%. Attachment is written once by the server, permanently.

Proof of work asks "who spent the most computation?" — a question only industrial hardware can win. Eco Network asks "who is genuinely, repeatedly taking part?", and that is answered by an identity, a clock and a server that cannot be lied to. Your device sends two requests per session and shows a countdown between them: no background process, no hashing, no wake lock, no extra battery. It is not an optimisation — it is what makes participation possible on any phone, anywhere.
The utilities are being built. In the meantime the app is already a working product — and it is where you take part in the network.
Crypto prices arrive continuously, pushed every second. Stocks, commodities, indices and currencies are polled on their own schedule, because those markets close.

Prices from CoinGecko, refreshed on this page every 60 seconds. The application streams them every second and offers over 150 display currencies. Nothing here is produced by Eco Network.
From one hour to the full history. Hold anywhere on the curve and that exact point gives its price and its date — no pinching, no guessing.

Articles from Cointelegraph, Bitcoin.com News and Decrypt, sorted by date, filtered by Bitcoin, Ethereum, altcoins or market.

Everything the network records about your participation, in one place: what you produced, who you brought in, and where your rate stands.

Eco Network's aim is for ECO to have concrete uses inside its own economy, rather than depending on being traded somewhere else. These utilities are introduced progressively, as the infrastructure for each one is built.
Each one is explained in the white paper: what it is for, and how it fits the circular economy the network is aiming at.
Including the uncomfortable ones.
ECO is the native cryptocurrency of the Eco Network ecosystem. Today it is being distributed to members through participation in the network; as the ecosystem is developed it is intended to be used for payments, in ECO Market, through ECO Pay, and to access services. The white paper sets out the full list.
Because an economy needs participants before it needs shops. The distribution phase puts ECO in the hands of a real community and lets the network grow; the payment layer, the marketplace and the services are then built on top of that community rather than in front of an empty room.
No. Nothing is computed on your device. A session is a counter kept on Eco Network's servers — the app only starts it and claims it. Your phone does no more work than displaying any other screen, and uses no extra battery.
The app shows advertisements. They are ordinary ads, shown sparingly at natural moments, and they are completely separate from the network: watching one gives you no ECO, and refusing every single one costs you nothing. Your participation counts the same either way.
Never. Eco Network has no purchase, no subscription, no deposit and no address to send anything to. If you are ever asked to pay to unlock participation, to speed it up, or to release a balance, you are being scammed — and it is not us asking.
This site and the application, and nothing else. Everything that matters about the network is published here. If you find a page or receive a message announcing something in our name, check it here first.
No. One account per person. Duplicate accounts, emulators, automation and clock tampering are detected and lead to suspension with the balance frozen. The server holds the economy: changing your device clock or decompiling the app produces nothing at all.
An email address, your first and last name, and your activity in the network — sessions, balance, referrals, watchlist. No contacts, no location, no files. Everything is listed in the Privacy Policy, and you can delete your account and its data from the app or from this page.
From public market data providers and from the publishers themselves. Eco Network does not produce prices and does not write news. Everything shown is there to inform you, exactly as its source published it.
Create an account with an email address, verify it, and tap once. If someone invited you, enter their code at sign-up — it can only be attached while your account is new.