Discord Verification links a member’s Discord account to their Roblox identity using Melonly’s verification system.
This helps ensure that users in your server are who they claim to be and allows your staff to enforce Roblox based requirements.Verification can be fully automated or handled manually depending on your server’s needs.
Master toggle for enabling or disabling verification
Auto Verification
Automatically verifies users when they join if they have already verified with Melonly (within certain limits)
Main Verification Type
The verification type used for auto verification. Only the main type can use the Direct Message and Welcome Message approaches.
Roblox Username Sync
Sets a member’s Discord nickname to their Roblox username when they verify
Command Enabled
Enables the manual /verify command
Maximum Link Age
Number of days since a user last linked their Roblox account in order to verify. Default 14 days, minimum 1, maximum 365. Requires Melonly Plus. Without Plus, 14 days is used.
Verify Channel
Channel used for Welcome Messages or the Static Button approach
When verification is turned off, the page shows an Enable Verification button instead of the settings.
Verification types decide how members are prompted to verify, which roles they get, and what they must meet. Click Create verification type in the Verification Types card to add one.You can have up to 2 verification types, or 15 with Melonly Plus. Save any changes to the Configuration card before creating or editing a type.
Setting
Description
Enabled
Turns this verification type on or off
Name
The name for this verification type. This is shown to users.
Remove unverified roles
Removes the member’s unverified roles when they verify
Verified Roles
Discord roles given to users once they are verified with Melonly
Unverified Roles
Discord roles given to users who are not verified with Melonly
Approach Type
How users are alerted to verify when they join your server
Sends the user a verification prompt via DM when they join
Static Button
Users click a button in a message in the Verify Channel
Slash Command
Users run /verify to begin verification
Welcome Message
Mentions the user when they join, with a button to verify
Direct Message and Welcome Message are only available on the type set as your Main Verification Type. Slash Command is only available when Command Enabled is on.
With Melonly Plus, you can customize the DM, welcome, or static button message of an existing verification type.
