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The server you joined uses AuthenticateMe to keep out bots, raiders, and alt accounts. Verifying takes less than a minute. How you do it depends on the server’s settings, so look for one of these.
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Open the link

AuthenticateMe sends you a DM when you join, with Click here to verify! in it. No DM? Find the server’s verification channel and click Verify to get the link privately.
The DM AuthenticateMe sends when you join a serverThe DM AuthenticateMe sends when you join a server
If the server uses Auto Kick, the DM says how long you have.
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Sign in with Discord

The link opens a page on authenticateme.xyz. Click Verify, and Discord asks you to authorize AuthenticateMe. On some servers the link skips this page and takes you straight to Discord. It only asks for your username, avatar, and email address. Check that the account shown is the one you joined the server with, and use Not you? if it isn’t.
The verification page asking you to continue with Discord
3

Wait for the result

Your browser and connection are checked, which takes a few seconds. Keep the tab open until you see the result.
The verification page after a successful verification
4

Head back to Discord

You get the server’s Verified Role and a confirmation DM, and the rest of the server opens up.
The confirmation DM after verifying successfullyThe confirmation DM after verifying successfully

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Before you start

Verify from your own home Wi-Fi in a normal browser such as Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox, with the default settings.
  • Turn off any VPN or proxy, including iCloud Private Relay on Apple devices. You can turn it back on afterwards.
  • Avoid school, work, café, or other shared networks if you can.
  • Don’t use incognito or private browsing.
  • On servers without Premium, the page shows ads. Turn off your ad blocker for authenticateme.xyz, or the page can’t finish.

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Stay safe

  • Make sure the page is on authenticateme.xyz before you sign in.
  • AuthenticateMe will never ask for your password, your two-factor codes, or any other personal information. Don’t type them anywhere.
  • The page may show ads, some of which look like download or verify buttons. Only use the buttons right under your username.

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If something goes wrong

If you see a red message instead of a green one, the page shows a Troubleshoot button for most problems. You can also look up the message in Verification errors.
The verification page showing a VPN detected error with Troubleshoot and Contact Support buttons
Contact Support either opens a private help thread with the server’s staff or takes you to the AuthenticateMe support server, depending on how the server is set up.
Want to see it in action? Watch the verification walkthrough on YouTube.