Adding a Discord bot you've never used before is worth thinking about. What permissions does it need? What data does it store? Can it do anything harmful? These are fair questions and we'll answer every one of them honestly here — no marketing spin, just facts.
Add WabbitBot to Your ServerYes, WabbitBot is safe. It requests only the Discord permissions it needs to run economy commands and send messages — it can't access your DMs, read your server's message history without being invoked, or touch anything outside of Discord. All in-game currency is virtual with zero real-world monetary value, and no real-money transactions are involved at any point.
WabbitBot asks for a standard set of permissions that any interactive economy bot needs to function. Here's a plain-English breakdown of each one.
| Permission | Why WabbitBot Needs It | Can You Restrict It? |
|---|---|---|
| Send Messages | To respond to economy commands in channels | Yes — limit to specific channels |
| Read Messages / View Channels | To detect when commands are used | Yes — restrict channel access |
| Embed Links | Economy responses use rich embeds (balance cards, shop listings, etc.) | Yes — per channel |
| Attach Files | Rank cards and profile images are sent as image files | Yes — per channel |
| Add Reactions | Some interactive menus and confirmations use reaction inputs | Yes — per channel |
| Manage Roles | Required only if you use role rewards or role shop features | Yes — configure which roles it can assign |
| Use Application Commands | Slash commands require this Discord permission globally | No — Discord requirement for all slash command bots |
WabbitBot stores economy data to run your server's economy — balances, inventory, XP, jobs, pet stats, and your server's configuration settings. Here's what that actually means in practice.
Member Economy Data
Virtual currency balances, inventory items, XP totals, level, pet stats, transaction history, and job progress. This is the economy state — it's what makes the economy work across sessions.
Discord IDs
Your server ID and member user IDs (these are public Discord identifiers). WabbitBot uses these to associate economy data with the right server and player. No usernames or profile data beyond the ID itself.
Server Configuration
Settings you configure through the dashboard: currency names, shop items, job definitions, casino odds, XP rates, and channel/role settings. This is your own configuration data.
Command Interactions
When a slash command is used, Discord sends WabbitBot the command and its arguments. This data is processed to run the command and not stored as a message log.
No. WabbitBot uses virtual currency that exists only within your Discord server — it has no real-world monetary value and cannot be converted to cash, gift cards, or any real asset. This is a critical distinction.
Casino games (slots, blackjack, crash, etc.) operate entirely on virtual coins or tokens your server defines. Winning or losing in these games has zero financial consequence. No real money ever changes hands, no payment is required to play, and there are no microtransactions or loot box purchases of any kind.
Virtual Only
All currency in WabbitBot is server-specific and virtual. It's the same category as coins in a video game — fun to earn and spend, but not money.
No Real-Money Purchases
WabbitBot doesn't sell loot boxes, premium currency, or in-game advantages for real money. Unlike some other Discord bots, there are no pay-to-win mechanics anywhere.
No Cash Out
There is no mechanism to redeem virtual currency for anything of real-world value. Members can't withdraw winnings, transfer to other platforms, or exchange for anything outside your server.
Age Appropriateness
Because no real money is involved, WabbitBot's casino games are appropriate for all-ages Discord servers. Many schools and youth communities use economy bots for engagement — the virtual-only design makes this safe.
Even though WabbitBot's permissions are scoped to what it needs, you might want to restrict it further. Here's how.
Restrict It to Specific Channels
Go to each channel's permissions and deny WabbitBot's role the ability to read or send messages. This limits the bot to only the channels where you want economy commands to work. Most servers create a dedicated #economy or #shop channel for this.
Remove Role Management If You Don't Use Role Rewards
If you're not using WabbitBot's role shop or level-up role rewards, you can remove the Manage Roles permission entirely. Go to Server Settings → Integrations → WabbitBot and uncheck Manage Roles.
Use Discord's Built-In Integration Controls
Discord lets you control which channels and roles can use slash commands from any bot. Go to Server Settings → Integrations → WabbitBot and configure command access per channel or role.
Disable Features You Don't Use
Through the WabbitBot dashboard at wabbit.gg/dashboard, you can disable entire feature modules (casino games, crime/jail, etc.) if you don't want them available in your server. This doesn't change permissions but keeps your server tidy.
WabbitBot is a free Discord economy bot with custom currencies, casino games, crafting, pets, a stock market, and a full web dashboard. It uses only virtual currency, and requests only the permissions it needs to function. If you have any questions before inviting it, the support server is the fastest way to get answers.
Want to see all features before committing? Check the full feature overview.
Yes. WabbitBot is safe to add. It requests standard permissions needed to run economy commands — sending messages, reading channels it's in, and optionally managing roles for level-up rewards. It cannot access your DMs, ban members, or read general chat history. All currency is virtual with no real-world value.
WabbitBot stores Discord user IDs and economy data (balances, inventory, XP). It does not collect email addresses, real names, payment information, or message history from general conversation. Data is used solely to run the server economy.
No. WabbitBot uses virtual currency that has no real-world monetary value and cannot be redeemed for cash, gift cards, or anything of financial value. Casino games operate entirely on virtual coins. No real money changes hands at any point — there are no microtransactions or loot box purchases of any kind.
WabbitBot can see messages in channels it has access to, which is required for slash commands to work. It does not log or store general message content. If you want to restrict which channels it can see, you can deny its role channel-by-channel in Discord's permission settings.
Manage Roles is needed for the role shop and level-up role rewards — features that automatically assign Discord roles when members reach certain levels or purchase role items. If you don't use those features, you can safely remove the Manage Roles permission from WabbitBot without breaking anything else.
Yes. Because all currency is virtual with no real-world value, WabbitBot's economy and casino features are appropriate for all-ages Discord communities. There are no real-money transactions, no pay-to-win mechanics, and no connections to actual gambling platforms. Many youth and school communities use economy bots for engagement.
Go to your Discord server settings, select Integrations, find WabbitBot, and click Remove. Alternatively, go directly to the WabbitBot entry in your server's member list and select Kick. Removing the bot stops all activity immediately. Your server's economy data is retained on our end in case you re-add it later.
No. WabbitBot stores economy data to run your server's economy and does not sell, share, or transfer it to third parties. Data is not used for advertising or profiling. If you have specific privacy concerns, reach out through the support server.
