Very Network News broke on September 11, 2026, after VeryChat's official account confirmed the completion of its September 2026 Round 1 node distribution.
The announcement stated that a fresh batch of VeryNodes had been handed out to eligible users, based on an account snapshot taken a day earlier. This update adds to the steady stream of Very Network News that has tracked how the platform rewards active community members throughout 2026.
This latest round marks another confirmed chapter in Very Network News for a community that has grown used to regular, criteria-based updates.
According to the official post, the team took a snapshot of user accounts on September 10, 2026, at 14:00 UTC+9. Using that snapshot as the reference point, VeryChat handed out 26 new VeryNodes to accounts meeting the requirements set for this cycle.

Source: Official X Post
This snapshot-based approach is a recurring theme in Very Network News coverage, since it ties rewards to activity already recorded at a fixed time rather than to claims made after the fact.
Two core requirements applied to this batch of VeryNodes:
Account level of 7 or higher inside the VeryChat app
A record of inviting friends whose activity was genuine and consistent, not just a one-time sign-up
Both requirements needed to be met together, so a high account level alone was not enough to guarantee a VeryNode without qualifying invite activity to match.
The announcement also addressed profiles that did not qualify. Any profile flagged for abusive behavior was removed from consideration entirely for this cycle.
Separately, the team noted that some profiles remain on hold, meaning a final decision has not yet been made and may require further internal checks before those users are notified either way.
Detail | Information |
Snapshot Timing | September 10, 2026, 14:00 UTC+9 |
Very Nodes Handed Out | 26 |
Distribution Cycle | Round 1, September 2026 |
First Requirement | Level 7+ account status |
Second Requirement | Genuine, consistent invited-friend activity |
Removed From Consideration | Profiles flagged for abuse |
Awaiting Outcome | Profiles placed on hold |
Anyone who qualified for a VeryNode in this cycle was directed to check their Admin Message inside the VeryChat app for confirmation.
No other channel was listed for verification, so that in-app message remains the official way for a user to confirm whether their profile received a VeryNode this time around.
Not everyone who expected a VeryNode walked away with one, and the team addressed this point directly in its post. Invited users' activity may not have fully met the required bar yet, meaning the friends a person brought onto the app were still short of the "genuine and consistent" standard being applied.
Rather than framing this as a rejection, the announcement treated it as a matter of timing, encouraging people to keep building engagement ahead of the next cycle.
The Round 1 distribution confirms that Very Network is continuing to reward VeryChat users through a clear, criteria-based process rather than random selection.
By tying VeryNodes to account level and genuine invited-friend activity, the platform is signaling that consistent engagement, not one-off actions, determines who qualifies.
Accounts placed on hold or excluded for abusive behavior show that Very Network is also actively monitoring quality within its community rather than distributing nodes without oversight.
This is a pattern Very Network News has highlighted before, and it appears set to continue. With the same snapshot-and-criteria structure expected to carry into future rounds, this update gives users a clear playbook: keep account activity strong, encourage invited friends to stay active, and watch for the next snapshot date.
As further updates roll in, Very Network News will continue to track how each round shapes VeryChat's node economy.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is based on official statements shared by Very Network via its verified X account and is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial or investment advice. VeryNode eligibility and future rounds are determined solely by Very Network and may change without notice. Readers should check Very Network's official channels for the most current information.