AgVerify is a Discord bot that gives you a role after you verify your age. This page explains what it stores.
AgVerify does not receive your identity documents, verification photos, legal name, date of birth, email address, or payment details from AgeVerif. It does not read your private conversations or friends list. Dashboard sign-in and support use the Discord information described below.
Verification is handled by AgeVerif, not by us. We only receive their result: whether you passed and the minimum age confirmed. See AgeVerif's privacy policy for what they collect.
The age-verification flow uses Discord's identify scope to associate the result with your Discord account. The dashboard separately requests identify and guilds to show your Discord name and the servers you can manage. It checks your server permissions before loading or saving settings.
Dashboard sessions use an encrypted, Secure, HttpOnly cookie and expire after 7 days or when you sign out. The session contains your Discord ID, display name and temporary OAuth access token. To show chart days in your local time, the dashboard uses your browser's time zone and shows your approximate country, which Cloudflare reads from your IP address. Neither is stored. Your browser may remember your chosen color theme. See Discord's privacy policy.
When you use Contact support, AgVerify sends your entered name and message, signed-in Discord account and selected server to the bot owner's private Discord DM. Replies are sent to your Discord account through the bot. These messages remain in Discord; message contents are not stored in AgVerify's KV or statistics database. Please do not send identity documents or payment details.
Encrypted reply buttons and links contain the sender's Discord ID, server ID and a request reference, and expire after seven days. Only the bot owner can use them. Temporary spam-limit counters use keyed digests rather than raw user IDs and are removed on a later support request after they expire. For older dashboard reply links, your browser keeps the link for the current tab session so sign-in can finish. If a Discord reply fails, its private error message keeps your draft so you can retry.
Each verification result is added to the server's dashboard log with your Discord user ID and username. Only people who can manage that server can see it. Entries are deleted after 30 days, and admins can clear the log at any time.
If a server admin also turns on a log channel, the same results are posted to a channel in that server. Those messages live in the server, which its admins control.
Server admins can delete their server's settings, stored hashes and dashboard log at any time using the bot's commands in Discord, and can clear the dashboard log from the dashboard. Log entries also expire on their own after 30 days, hashes after 12 months, and anonymous counts after 6 months.
This policy may be updated. The date above shows the current version.
If you have a question about verification in a specific server, ask that server's admins first, since they control how the bot is set up there. For questions about your data that they can't answer, contact the bot owner on Discord.