Norix adds one verify button to your Discord. Members tap it and get their role straight away — and you get a record of who actually walked in, instead of just a username.
Good afternoon!
Everything about your verification, in one place.
Verification message
Change how it looks, or post it again.
Recent
The last few verification attempts.
Jump to
The rest of the dashboard.
Verify to get in
Tap the button below to confirm you're a real person. It takes a second, and it keeps the server free of bots and raiders.
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Your dashboard, and the message your members see.
All six are on the moment setup finishes. Nothing here needs another service or a paid plan.
Members press Verify and confirm with Discord's own prompt. No captcha, no puzzle, no separate website — they're back in the chat a second later.
Every connection is checked at the moment someone verifies. Datacentre IPs, public proxies and Tor exits don't get the role.
When two accounts verify from the same connection, Norix links them together and can turn the second one down for you.
Name, email, country, city, internet provider and the roles they hold right now. Only what Discord and the connection actually report.
Anyone who verified can be added to another server later, because their permission was saved. Useful if you get raided, banned, or simply start again.
Save your roles and channels, then restore them whenever you need to. Restoring only adds back what's missing — it never deletes anything.
Setup asks only for what it can't work out on its own. The rest it reads from Discord.
Norix reads the bot's name, avatar, application ID and every server it's already in. There's nothing else to look up or type in.
Give out a verified role, take away an unverified one, or both. If you don't have a suitable role yet, Norix can create one for you.
Write the message and see it exactly as Discord will show it. When it looks right, send it to the channel you picked.
Every field is checked against Discord as you fill it in, and the step won't move on while something is wrong — so a bad token or a missing permission is caught there, not later.
It can't read your messages and it never asks anyone for a password. Members approve identify email guilds.join — who they are, the email Discord already has for them, and permission to add them to a server later.
The verify page says exactly that, in those words, before anyone presses anything.
One Docker image and one volume. Bot tokens, client secrets and every member record live on your own machine — there's no Norix account, no shared database and nothing sent anywhere else.
Connect your bot, pick a role, post the message. That's the whole setup — you can have it running in the next few minutes.