# Verification Channel

## Creating a New Channel

Return back to your server's main page and create a new channel with the ➕ icon next to the category as shown. 

You can choose whether this new channel would be under a category, or uncategorized depending on your preference.

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If you do not have a category, **right click on the blank space where the channels would be** and you can choose to create either a Text Channel, or a Category.
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Create a new text channel, name it however you like and click on <mark style="background-color:blue;">'Create Channel'</mark>.

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Leave the **'🔒Private Channel'** in the OFF position, as this will be a public channel.
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You will be immediately directed to the new text channel.

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### Channel Permissions

This channel must be visible for all users, so we need to adjust some permissions for all users.

**Right-click** on the text channel and select **'Edit Channel'** <mark style="color:yellow;">**OR**</mark> click on the ⚙️ icon to access the same settings.

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Head into the **Permissions** tab in the settings.

Set the channel permissions as shown for the **@everyone** role.

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Our app does not require a non-verified user to input commands to verify, disabling **'Send Messages'** permissions for said users is strongly recommended.&#x20;
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### Optional - Channel disappears after user verifies

If you want this verification channel to disappear once the user has verified, do the following steps.

**Add the&#x20;**<mark style="color:green;">**Verified User Role**</mark> into the permissions modification list.

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Select the **'View Channel'** permissions to ❌.

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That's it, you are done!

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## Warning - If Administrator permission is disabled on our app

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If you did not enable **Administrator** permissions for our application, you will receive the following error message from our app.

You can <mark style="color:yellow;">**add our application's role**</mark>**&#x20;OR common apps role** into the list, and ✅ (approve) the following permissions as shown from the app.

* View Channel
* Send Messages
* Embed Links

**You have to do this for all channels that the app interacts in, including the logs channel.**
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