# Node Operator dVPN Node operator makes it easy for anyone to contribute to the network without dealing with complex setups. Instead of needing advanced technical skills, users can either run their own node with simple tools or rely on managed nodes provided as a service. These nodes keep internet traffic private, secure, and decentralized, while also helping the network grow stronger and more reliable. This approach lowers the barrier to entry, ensuring that more people can support and benefit from the Qubetics dVPN ecosystem. {% hint style="info" %} **Link:** \ \ **Become a dVPN Node Operator on Qubetics & Earn TICS**\ Run a dVPN node, connect with verified service providers, and earn TICS by contributing secure tunneling access, reliable routing, and uptime to the network. Put your infrastructure to work and participate directly in the Qubetics decentralized ecosystem. {% endhint %} ## Landing Page The landing page of the Qubetics dVPN platform serves as a gateway for both node operators and end users. For those who wish to become dVPN node operators, it provides a clear entry point to set up and contribute their nodes to the decentralized network, powering the ecosystem with secure tunneling, reliable routing, and network security. At the same time, it provides end users with direct access to download the Qubetics dVPN application, allowing them to connect to these nodes and enjoy secure, private, and censorship-free browsing. This dual-purpose introduction ensures that whether a user wants to support the network or benefit from its services, they can easily begin their journey within the Qubetics ecosystem.

Section	Description
Become Node Operator	Clicking this button opens a Gitbook link that provides a detailed step-by-step guide, along with scripts and documentation, to help users set up and run their own dVPN node on the Qubetics network.
Download dVPN App	Clicking this button scrolls the page down to the download section, where users can choose the correct version of the app for their mobile device (Android or iOS). With one click, the app can be downloaded and installed.
How dVPN works	Download the App: Install the Qubetics dVPN application on your device. Connect to a Node: Choose a secure node from the network and connect. Browse Anonymously: Surf the web with full privacy, freedom, and no restrictions.
Network Analytics	This section shows live statistics from the Qubetics dVPN network, including: Total Countries dVPN Nodes Online Total Users
Set up your dVPN Node	A simple 3-step process is provided for users who want to become dVPN Node operators: Set up dVPN Node: Follow the guidelines that are given in the GitBook. Deploy & Validate: Run the deployment script to check connectivity, bandwidth, and wallet integration. Stake & Go Live: Once the system validates the setup, stake your node and make it available for others to connect.

## dVPN Node Operator Registration Page When a user runs the deployment script to set up their dVPN node on the Qubetics ecosystem, the system will ask for some basic details. Once the script has been executed successfully and the node is live, the user will automatically be redirected to the node registration page. On this registration page, they will need to provide the following information to complete the setup and officially register their node within the Qubetics network:

Section	Description
Run Script	Follow the Gitbook link give in step 1 and after running the script follow the step 2 and step 3 mentioned on the left of the registration form.
Connect Keplr Wallet	The 2nd step is to connect to the same Keplr wallet that was used when running the node setup script. This ensures the system can validate the user’s identity and confirm that the wallet address matches the deployed node.
Operator Name	Users can assign an operator name to their deployed node. This acts as a unique label to easily identify and manage the node. Setting an organization name is optional.
Email Address	Users can provide an email address for communication purposes. If entered, Qubetics will use it to share updates about the approval or rejection of the node registration request, or notify if anything goes wrong.
Node Address	This is the node address generated after running the setup script. The user must enter this address in the form so it can be validated against the deployed node.
Request Type	Choose whether you want to send a request to link your node to the provider’s ecosystem or to unlink an existing node from it.
Choose Provider	Users must select one plan provided by the service provider, based on the bandwidth they want to allocate for end users. When choosing a hosting plan, each plan comes with predefined bandwidth and duration. Once you select a plan, these details are automatically applied to your node, so you don’t need to set them manually.
Submit	Clicking the Submit button sends the registration form to the Qubetics Provider for final review. If the details are valid, a success confirmation will be shown. If there are errors, the system will highlight the incorrect fields, allowing the user to correct them and resubmit.

{% hint style="info" %} **Note:** To check the rewards earned, a node operator can view them on **TICSScan**. First, select the **“Native Chain”** option, then go to **dVPN → Nodes**. There, the operator can see the revenue generated by their node along with details such as the number of users connected and the amount of bandwidth consumed.\ {% endhint %} ## Request History This screen allows the user to see all the requests they have raised so far—both past and ongoing—whether sent to a single provider or multiple providers. These requests are created by the node operator when applying to join a specific service provider’s ecosystem. On this screen, users can view the following details:


Provider	Displays the name of the service provider to whom the request was submitted.
Request Type	Indicates the type of request raised by the node operator, either to link their node to the provider’s ecosystem or to unlink it.
Status	Shows the current state of the request: Success – The service provider has processed and approved the request. Failed – The request could not be completed or was rejected. Pending – The request has been sent but the service provider has not acted on it yet.
Timestamp	Shows the exact date and time when the request was submitted to the service provider.
Plan	Displays the plan associated with the request and the corresponding plan cost in TICS.
Plan Duration	Indicates the validity period of the selected plan (e.g., 30 days, 60 days, or 90 days).
Bandwidth	Displays the bandwidth allocation provided under the selected plan.

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