SECURITY · FREE
Banned people coming back with an alt, fresh accounts made for raids, scam bots… Groyt gives every new member a risk score using signals the bot can actually see, and reports suspicious ones to staff.
Turned on with /security altdetect. The score looks at the account's age, whether it uses the default avatar, whether the username looks auto-generated, and whether new accounts are joining one after another in a short time (raid pattern). A card lands in the alert channel for members above the threshold; at high risk (70+) they can be temporarily muted if you want.
Accounts made for spam usually write in every channel; the honeypot trap channel catches them. There's also raid protection against raid waves and phishing link protection.
In the registration system, staff see an account age badge while registering. In application forms you can set a minimum account age to stop freshly made accounts from applying.
/security altdetect → threshold and alert channel./security setup and /honeypot create.No, no bot can know for sure. Discord doesn't give bots info like mutual server counts; the score relies only on signals the bot can see, and staff make the final call.
Instead, the registration system with an unregistered role, the risk score and the honeypot are used together; you can also raise Discord's own verification level in server settings.
No, it's free.
New accounts are flagged with a risk score; staff can see the card and take action. For a lasting solution, use Discord's verification level and the registration system together.