Member backup
Every member who verifies is saved with their authorization, so you can add them to a server later without a new invite.
Servers get raided, nuked, deleted and banned. When that happens, the channels are easy to rebuild. The members are not. VaultCord saves every member who verifies, so you can add them to any server again with one pull.
Discord does not let any bot add people to a server just because they were once a member. A member has to give permission first, and that happens on Discord's own authorization screen when they verify.
The permission that matters is Join servers for you. When a member authorizes it, VaultCord can add that member to a server you choose later, without them clicking a new invite. That saved authorization is the member backup.
It stays in the member's control. They can remove VaultCord from User Settings → Authorized Apps at any time, and from then on they will not be pulled. If you only want verification, you can turn the join permission off entirely.
Setting up takes about a minute. After that, every member who verifies is backed up automatically.
Sign up at dash.vaultcord.com with Discord. No card is needed for the free plan.
Invite VaultCord to your server and choose the role members get after verifying. Drag the bot role above it.
Run /verify-embed in a #verify channel, or send it from the dashboard. Hide the rest of the server from @everyone.
Each member who verifies is saved to your backup. Check the total any time with /usercount.
Use this after a raid, a ban or a deleted server, or when you move your community to a new server.
Add VaultCord to the server you want members in, whether it is a new server after a ban or your existing one after a raid.
In the dashboard, open Pull Members, choose the destination server and start the pull. You can also run /pull in Discord.
VaultCord adds every member who authorized it. Members already in the server are skipped, and anyone who removed access is not added.
The free plan has a cooldown between pulls from the same server. Paid plans remove it. See pricing.
Set a Gateway Discord Server and every member who verifies in your main server is added to it at the same time. Communities use it for a backup server that is always ready, a members-only area, or a partner server.
Because members already authorized VaultCord when they verified, there is no second invite link to share or lose.
Every member who verifies is saved with their authorization, so you can add them to a server later without a new invite.
Add backed-up members to any server the bot is in, from the dashboard or with /pull. The free plan has a cooldown between pulls.
Get an email when your server is nuked, raided or deleted, and let VaultCord start pulling members back without waiting for you.
Pick a second server, and every member who verifies is added to it as well. Useful for a backup server or a partner community.
If a member removes VaultCord from their Authorized Apps, their verified role is taken away, so your role always means "backed up".
/usercount shows how many members you can pull, /delunauthed removes members who unlinked, and /deluser removes a single account.
Search for Discord members and you will find a lot of promises. Here is how they work in practice.
If you want to grow faster, VaultCord also runs a member marketplace where other server owners offer members who verified through VaultCord. Sellers are removed for botted, fake or low-quality members, and server owners can opt out so their verify page shows that verifications are not sold.
Add VaultCord to your server and have members verify. Each verification asks the member to authorize VaultCord on Discord's own screen, including the "Join servers for you" permission. That authorization is the backup: it lets you add the member to a server later. The free plan covers this.
Invite the VaultCord bot to the destination server, open Pull Members in the dashboard and start a pull, or run /pull. Only members who verified and authorized VaultCord can be added, and members already in the server are skipped.
Member pulling uses Discord's official OAuth2 "Join servers for you" permission, which each member grants themselves on Discord's authorization screen. Members can remove it at any time in User Settings → Authorized Apps. Only pull members into servers they would expect, such as your own server after a raid or ban.
The common reasons are that the member removed VaultCord from their Authorized Apps, is banned from the destination server, is already in it, or has reached Discord's limit on how many servers one account can join.
An auth bot is a bot that has members authorize it through Discord OAuth2 so they can be added back to a server later. VaultCord is an auth bot with verification, captcha, VPN and alt detection, and server backups built in.
Not real ones that stay. Join4Join and "free members" services trade attention, and most of those members leave or never talk. The members worth having are the ones who joined for your community, and VaultCord makes sure you never lose them.
With a gateway server set, members who verify in your main server are also added to a second server you choose. It is a Premium feature and works only for members who authorized VaultCord.
Yes. VaultCord backs up and restores members like RestoreCord, and adds captcha, VPN and alt detection, a scammer database and full server backups. See the VaultCord vs RestoreCord comparison for details.
Set up member backups in under two minutes. If your server is ever raided, banned or deleted, your members come with you.
Written by the VaultCord team. Last updated .