The main window tracks credits earned as Honeygain shares unused internet bandwidth in the background. The app runs while the PC is online, accumulating credits that can later be withdrawn.
Bandwidth sharing and credits
Honeygain routes a portion of unused internet bandwidth through its network. Leave the app running while the PC is connected, and it accumulates credits based on the shared connection. There are no tasks or games to complete as part of this workflow.
The amount earned depends partly on demand for connections in the user’s region, so credit totals can build at different rates in different locations. The app is intended to run alongside normal computer use, but sharing bandwidth still uses the internet connection.
PayPal and crypto payouts
Accumulated credits can be exchanged for a payout. Honeygain offers PayPal withdrawals once the $20 minimum is reached, while cryptocurrency withdrawals are available sooner. The account dashboard is where users follow their accumulated earnings.
Multiple devices and app controls
Honeygain supports running the service on more than one device, including computers and phones. Each device shares its internet connection while the app is active. Users can pause or stop the app when they do not want to share bandwidth.
Pros
- Shares unused bandwidth while running in the background
- Credits can be withdrawn through PayPal or cryptocurrency
- Can run on multiple devices at once
- The app can be paused or stopped
Cons
- An account and an active internet connection are required
- Earning rates vary with location and regional demand
How does Honeygain earn credits?
It shares unused internet bandwidth through Honeygain’s network while the app runs.
How can Honeygain earnings be withdrawn?
Withdrawals are available through PayPal or cryptocurrency after reaching the applicable minimum.
Can Honeygain run on more than one device?
Yes. Honeygain supports using multiple devices at the same time.