Raiders, alts and ban evaders all join the same way your real members do. VaultCord makes each new member sign in with Discord and pass captcha, alt, VPN, account age and scammer checks before they can see a single channel.
Most Discord servers let anyone who has the invite link walk straight in. That is how a raid works: dozens of fresh accounts join at once and spam every channel before a moderator can react. It is also how a banned member comes back ten minutes later on a second account.
Discord verification puts a door in front of your channels. New members land in a single verify channel and only get the role that unlocks the rest of the server after they prove they are a real, trusted person. The question is how much that door actually checks.
A basic verify bot with a button or reaction only proves someone can click. VaultCord verifies on a web page instead, where it can see much more than a click: whether the account is brand new, whether it shares a connection with an account you already know, whether it is coming through a VPN, and whether it is on a public scammer list.
VaultCordAPPToday at 2:57 PMVerification requiredCreate a free account on the VaultCord dashboard, invite the bot to your server and choose the role members receive after they pass verification. Lock your channels so @everyone can only see the verify channel.
Send the verify message with one command or from the dashboard. Edit the text, colors, images and buttons in the message builder, including a "Why?" button that explains to members why your server verifies.
Members click Verify now and sign in with Discord on your verification page. It uses Discord's official OAuth2 login, so VaultCord never sees anyone's password.
Captcha, account age, alt, VPN, scammer and firewall checks run in a few seconds. Members who pass get the role straight away. Members who fail see a clear reason, and your staff get a log entry.
Turn on as many as your server needs. Each one is a single toggle in the dashboard, and every failed check is logged with the reason, so you can see what it caught.
Turn on a Cloudflare Turnstile or hCaptcha challenge for everyone, or leave it off and let VaultCord decide. Requests that look automated, such as missing browser headers, get a captcha anyway, so real members rarely see one and scripts always do.
When a new account verifies from the same network as someone who already verified in your server, VaultCord flags it as a likely alt and names the original account. You choose what happens next: flag it in your logs, withhold the verified role, or ban the account automatically.
Ban evaders usually come back through a VPN. VaultCord checks the connection used to verify and can refuse VPNs, proxies and, if you want, cellular networks (LTE and 5G) that make IP bans useless.
Raid accounts are almost always days old. Set a minimum age in days and anything newer is turned away, with a log entry that shows exactly how old the account was.
One toggle checks every member against more than 13,400 confirmed scammers listed by ScammerAlert and stops them from verifying, which matters most for trading, marketplace and middleman servers.
Block or allow members by Discord user ID, IP address, browser fingerprint, country, region or internet provider (ASN). You can also block anyone who is in a server you name, or switch to allowlist-only mode for private communities.
Discord has its own verification level under Server Settings → Safety Setup. It is worth turning on, and it works alongside VaultCord:
The catch is that verified emails and phone numbers are cheap to get in bulk, and none of these levels know who an account belongs to. VaultCord adds what Discord leaves out. Every log entry shows whether the member's email is verified and whether they use two-factor authentication.
For schools, companies and private groups, the email domain allowlist goes further: only members whose verified Discord email ends in a domain you choose, such as yourschool.edu, can get the role.
VaultCordAPPToday at 2:58 PMVaultCordAPPToday at 3:04 PMmember.verified webhook for every verification and connect it to your own tools.When members verify, they authorize VaultCord through Discord. If your server is nuked, deleted or banned, you can add those members back to a new server with a member restore, so years of community building do not disappear in one night.
Automatic Pull can start that restore for you when VaultCord detects the server is gone, and Server Deletion Alerts email you if it is nuked or raided. VaultCord can also remove the verified role from anyone who later unlinks the app. If you only want verification, turn off the "Join servers for you" permission and members are never asked for it.
Each option is a layer. Many servers keep Discord's verification level on and use VaultCord for everything it can't see.
| Check | Button or reaction bot | Discord verification level | VaultCord |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stops basic automated accounts | ◐ | ◐ | ✓ |
| Captcha | – | – | ✓ |
| Detects alt accounts | – | – | ✓ |
| Blocks VPNs and proxies | – | – | ✓ |
| Minimum account age in days | – | ◐ | ✓ |
| Block by country, IP or ISP | – | – | ✓ |
| Requires a verified email or phone | – | ✓ | ◐ |
| Logs who verified and from where | ◐ | – | ✓ |
| Lets you re-add members after a raid or nuke | – | – | ✓ |
◐ means partly: Discord's levels check account age in minutes, not days, and VaultCord checks verified emails through its logs and email domain allowlist, not phone numbers.
| Feature | Free | Premium & Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Verified role through Discord OAuth2 | ✓ | ✓ |
| Captcha (Cloudflare Turnstile or hCaptcha) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automatic captcha for suspicious requests | ✓ | ✓ |
| Minimum account age | ✓ | ✓ |
| Known scammer blocking | ✓ | ✓ |
| "No IPs saved" and "Not sold" disclosures | ✓ | ✓ |
| Verification log channel | – | ✓ |
| Alt detection, alt role block and alt auto-ban | – | ✓ |
| VPN, proxy and mobile network blocking | – | ✓ |
| Firewall blocklist and allowlist | – | ✓ |
| Email domain allowlist | – | ✓ |
| Remove the role when a member unlinks | – | ✓ |
| Extra gateway server and redirect after verifying | – | ✓ |
Prices and limits are on the pricing page.
Members are rightly careful about what they click. VaultCord uses Discord's official OAuth2 login, so passwords and tokens are never typed into a third-party page, and the permissions members grant are listed on Discord's own screen.
You control the rest. Turn on Don't save IP address and your verify page shows an "IP not logged" badge. Opt out of the marketplace and it shows a "Not sold" badge. Not collecting emails shows "Email not collected". Details are in the privacy policy.
A Discord verification bot keeps new members out of your channels until they pass a check. Simple bots ask members to click a button or react to a message. VaultCord sends members to a verification page where they sign in with Discord, then checks for captcha, alt accounts, VPNs, account age, known scammers and your own firewall rules before giving them a role.
Yes. The free plan includes the verified role, captcha, minimum account age and scammer blocking. Alt detection, VPN blocking, the firewall, the log channel and member restores beyond the free limits are part of Premium and Plus. See the pricing page for current prices.
Sign up at dash.vaultcord.com, add the bot to your server, pick the role members should receive, and post the verify message. Then hide your channels from @everyone and show them to the verified role. Most servers are set up in a few minutes.
You can keep it on. Discord's levels (low, medium, high and highest) require a verified email, a minimum account age of five minutes, ten minutes in the server, or a verified phone number. They run before VaultCord and are a useful first layer, but they cannot detect alts, VPNs or known scammers.
Discord already confirms email addresses, and VaultCord reads whether a member's email is verified and whether they use two-factor authentication. With the email domain allowlist, only members whose verified Discord email ends in a domain you choose, such as your school or company, can get the role.
That is what VPN blocking is for. With both turned on, a banned member who switches to a VPN or a mobile connection is refused before alt detection even runs, and your blocked-events role is pinged so staff can see it.
VaultCord uses Discord's official login, so it never sees passwords. You decide what else is used: you can stop IP addresses from being saved, hide them from logs, and show badges on your verify page saying IPs are not logged and verifications are not sold. Read the privacy policy for the details.
Because members authorize VaultCord when they verify, you can add them back to a new server with a member restore, either manually or automatically when VaultCord detects that the server was deleted or raided. If you only want verification, you can turn off the join permission.
Yes. You can run verification under your own custom bot with its own name and avatar, and host the verification page on your own domain with your own design.
Start free, turn on the checks you need, and see exactly who it stops in your logs.
Written by the VaultCord team. Last updated .