If your bot is already in more than 100 servers, it will not be able to join any more. Until your bot is verified, you will not be able to grow past 100 servers.

Therefore, we are making verification a requirement for bots in 100 or more servers. We want to ensure that we continue to uphold that as our bot ecosystem grows. Protecting user privacy and security, as well as maintaining trust, is our utmost responsibility. It also means that bots can safely grow orders of magnitude larger than they are today. It means we can encourage users to adopt bots within Discord, instead of scouring the internet. Verification means that we can release features that give developers more control over Discord. It’s the secure foundation we need to unlock new features and visibility for developers. Verification is a big step in the world of Discord bots. What is considered an acceptable use case?.How long does it take to get whitelisted?.If you want to know more about the future of bots coming this year, you should definitely read our blog post: The Future of Bots on Discord. We want to make sure that what you need to do is well understood, doesn't have any surprises or gotchas, and is as quick as possible.

We are constantly striving to keep Discord a safe place for our users, and we want to first and foremost thank you for your important role in that process. You're probably also reading this page because you've been asked to complete some additional steps on behalf of your bot, including a verification process and whitelisting for Privileged Intents. Congratulations on your success! We're always thrilled to see a new creation flourishing in the world of Discord. If you're reading this page, you're probably on the path to Big Bot Growth™.

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