Discord Permissions
Full transparency on the data we request when you sign in with Discord
Last updated: October 13, 2026
We never store Discord messages. We never read your private conversations. Only information necessary for the platform to function is collected.
If an admin turns on activity statistics for their server, the bot counts messages, reactions and time in voice, never reading message content: what is collected and for how long.
Permissions requested during sign-in
Identify your Discord account
- What we collect
- Username, unique ID, Discord avatar
- Why
- Create and personalize your DiscordGate profile, recognize you on your visits
- Guarantee
- This information is already public on Discord and is only used for identification
Access your email address
- What we collect
- Your email address linked to your Discord account
- Why
- Important notifications (new reviews, bumps, security updates), essential communication
- Guarantee
- No spam, you control your notification preferences. Email never shared with third parties
See your Discord servers
- What we collect
- List of servers where you're a member, your roles (admin, moderator, etc.)
- Why
- Display your dashboard, allow you to manage your servers, verify your admin rights
- Guarantee
- No automatic actions on your servers. You keep full control
What we NEVER collect
- The content of your private or public messages
- Your conversation history
- Your Discord contacts or friends
- Your payment data (handled by Stripe only)
Use of your data
Data collected via Discord OAuth is used exclusively to:
- Create and manage your DiscordGate account
- Allow you to access your server dashboard
- Send you important notifications related to your servers
- Improve security and prevent abuse