How to Get Verified in Discord (2024)

Discord’s free text, VoIP, video, and chatting platform offers a whole lot more than meets the eye. Its unique features include Twitch integration and many more must-haves for streamers, content creators, and regular users. Whether you’re a business owner or someone who just wants to have a chat, to reap the full benefits of Discord, you are required to complete a verification process.

In this article, we’ll show you how to verify your account, your server, or your bot.

What You Need To Start

Before starting the server verification process, ensure you meet the following minimum requirements:

• In addition to being the server owner, you are an official representative of a brand, business, or person of public interest.
• Your other relevant social media accounts have been authenticated to help Discord verify your application is legit.
• You have a formal email address linked to your business or brand to demonstrate your official position.

Discord looks for the following when deciding whether a server is in the public’s interest and meets the verification criteria:

• Authenticity: Your server represents a brand, registered business, or public person of interest.
• Originality: Your server is the unique presence of what it represents. Only one official server will be verified per brand/business, though there may be some exceptions for the region or language-specific servers.
• Familiarity: You, your business, or your brand has a strong social media presence and official website. Paid or promotional content is not considered a source for review.
• Your server will need to meet Discord’s community guidelines.

Verification is at Discord’s sole discretion. Once verified, you’ll receive a custom, unique URL, Invite Splash, and a verification badge as proof that your server is legit.

However, if at this time your server doesn’t meet the criteria for verification, you can always show its authenticity by sharing your server invite from a Twitter account or your official website.

Alternatively, if you’re a streamer or content creator, you can apply for your server to become a Discord Partner. Visit the Discord Partner official webpage for more information.

Server Verification Application

To kick off your server application:

1. Navigate to the discordapp.com/verification page.
   
2. Click Apply Now.
   
3. Sign in to your account to complete the application.
   

How to Get a Verified Discord Bot

Discord requires that bots added to 100 servers are verified. Once the 100-server mark is reached, you will not be allowed to add your bot to more servers without verification.

Once the 75-server mark is reached, you’ll receive an email from Discord, including a link to the Developers Portal, where you can apply for bot verification in advance.

To start the process:

1. Either click on the link from the email received from Discord or go to the developer’s portal website.
2. At the top of the page, a “Verification Required” banner will display with a link to the application.
3. Once a scanned copy of your official photo ID has been approved, you’ll need to complete the information required in the boxes below. There must be at least 100 characters per box.
4. Once you click Submit, the application will not be submitted.
   

After you have hit submit, a “Verification Request Processing” banner will display across the screen, confirming successful submission. Once your bot is verified, it will receive a “Verified” checkmark showing it’s legit.

How to Verify Your Personal Account in Discord

You can verify your account via email or phone. Email verification is essential, whereas phone verification is optional.

When you first create your account, a verification email is automatically sent to your inbox. If you need the email resent, do the following from your mobile or computer:

1. Sign in to your Discord account.
   
2. Select Settings.
   
3. Select the Account tab.
   
4. A “Verify your email” banner will display at the top of the screen. Select the Verify button.
   • On the Verify your email page, you can either Resend Email or Change Email.
     
5. To get the verification email resent to the same address, select Resend Email. Alternatively, choose Change Email.
   
6. Now check your inbox. The subject of the message will read “Verify Email Address for Discord.” If the email is not there, try the junk or spam folder.
7. If the message hasn’t shown up after 10 minutes or so, try having Discord resend it again.
8. Open the email, then select Verify Email.
   

Your Discord account is now successfully email verified.

Additional FAQs

Why did I lose my server verification status?

According to Discord’s Terms of Service, a server’s verification status can be revoked at any time. Reasons for removal may reflect behavior on and off of the Discord platform, including:

· A server supporting individuals or organizations that promote violence/and or hate. Direct threats or attacks on people based on their race, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, gender, gender identity, disease, or age disability are conditions for revocation.

· Attempts to sell or the confirmed sale of verified servers.

· A server that motivates or engages in the harassment of others.

· Dangerous or violent behavior.

· Direct or indirect encouragement or threats of physical violence against someone, or a group of people, including promotion or threats of terrorism.

· Disturbing, violent, gruesome, or shocking imagery.

· A server that has been transferred to a user who is not formally connected with the brand, business, or a public person figure.

· A server that is inactive or no longer supported.

· Partaking in any activity that violates Discord’s Community Guidelines.

Discord Verified

The Discord platform includes a plethora of features essential to heighten the user experience and help content creators and business owners build their communities.

To ensure the platform is being used legitimately, account holders, bots, and server owners are required to go through a strict verification process. Once the verification of bots and servers is complete, they are stamped with a “Verified” checkmark letting everyone know that they’re the real deal.

What do you use Discord for? Tell us about your Discord experience and what you think about the service in the comments section.