No checklist can guarantee that Discord will never restrict or disable an application. These practices reduce avoidable risk and make recovery easier if credentials or ownership need to change.
Security Principles
1
Do not let a personal Discord account own the production bot
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personal-owner
also owns personal servers
Avoid
A personal Discord account owns the production bot.
Instead
A dedicated owner or Discord application team controls the bot.
2
Do not turn the RestoreCord bot into a general automation bot
Commands matching /
/verifyRestoreCord verification
/giveawayUnrelated automation
/ai-chatExperiment command
/Message #general
Avoid
The RestoreCord bot also runs giveaways, experiments, or public commands.
Instead
The bot is used only for RestoreCord verification and recovery.
3
Do not impersonate Discord or unrelated brands
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Discord SupportApp
discordsupport
Avoid
The bot uses official-looking or unrelated branding.
Instead
The bot uses a name and avatar your members recognize as yours.
4
Do not use RestoreCord to sell members or evade policy
At your own riskm
member-marketToday at 4:20 PM
Selling 10,000 verified members — DM for pricing
Avoid
Member authorizations are used for selling access or policy evasion.
Instead
RestoreCord is used only for legitimate server verification and recovery.