Verification and trust
Verifying accounts, channels and apps
Put a one-time code in the bio, channel description, server description, store listing or code repository.
On this page
Social media accounts, YouTube channels, communities and apps cannot hold a file, so they are verified with a code placed somewhere only the owner can edit.
Code in bio or description
For social accounts, YouTube channels, Discord servers, Telegram channels and similar:
- Choose Code in bio / description and click Get my code.
- Add the code to the profile bio, the channel’s About text or the server/channel description. Keep the rest of your text — just add the code.
- Make sure the change is public and saved.
- Click Check now, or follow the form’s instructions if our team checks this type.
- Remove the code once the listing is verified.
Code in store listing
For apps and browser extensions: add the code to the description of the app in the store. Store updates can take a while to be published — check again once the new description is live.
File in code repository
For software sold with its code: commit a file with the code to the product’s repository, as described in the form, so it can be seen in the repository.
Accounts that cannot show a code
Some platforms do not have a public description. Then choose Screenshot with code or Manual review: you show our team that you are logged in, together with your code. See Verification by our team.
Important: Never give anyone your password to “verify” an account — not even someone claiming to be from digiflippers.com. We never ask for passwords.
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