API
Endpoint changes, response updates, verification flows, and rate limit behavior.
Bot
Discord bot features, setup tools, verification modules, and server controls.
Policy
Terms, privacy, acceptable use, security, and data handling updates.
Terms and Privacy Policy API abuse clarifications
Dock updated the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to make API misuse rules clearer.What changed
- Clarified that scraping, automated abuse, repeated abusive calls, and rate limit bypassing are not allowed
- Prohibited using multiple keys, accounts, bots, proxies, rotating IPs, or similar methods to avoid limits
- Stated that abusive usage can lead to API keys being limited, suspended, or revoked
- Added privacy language for limited technical data used to detect fraud, scraping, rate limit bypassing, and security issues
Verification Sessions
Dock added a session-based PID verification flow for apps that need realtime verification results without relying on webhooks.Added
- Session creation with a secure
sidfor redirect-based verification flows - Long polling through
?wait=25and server-sent events through/stream - Required
clientIdsupport so clients can map results back to their own users linkChangedandpreviousRobloxIdfields for relink visibility- A separate verification quota bucket using
verifyRequestsRemainingandverifyIpRequestsRemaining
Verification traffic is counted separately from standard mapping requests.
See Rate Limits for the currently published limits.
Dock Config launch
Dock Config launched as a guided setup surface for verification and welcome systems inside Discord.Added
- Live previews for verification and welcome flows
- Permission gates for management, admin, and staff configuration access
- Module toggles for enabling or disabling verification and welcome behavior
- Verification setup for roles, group IDs, account age checks, nickname templates, and send controls
- Welcome setup for channel selection, auto roles, auto verification, and image placement
- Safer saves with module-level resets, clearer notices, and stronger input validation
Dock reached 100 servers around this release. Privileged intent review was
planned so the bot could continue scaling cleanly.
Full Premium resolved profile expansion
Premium responses were expanded across both account mapping directions, giving developers richer resolved Discord and Roblox profile data in a consistent format.Updated endpoints
GET /api/v1/public/roblox-to-discordGET /api/v1/public/discord-to-roblox
Added to Premium responses
- Discord usernames, display names, IDs, avatars, banners, nicknames, join dates, account creation dates, and role lists
- Roblox usernames, display names, IDs, descriptions, account creation dates, verified badge status, ban status, avatars, badges, and group data
- Better null safety when a Discord user, guild member, Roblox profile, badge, or group field is unavailable
- Response parity between Discord-to-Roblox and Roblox-to-Discord lookups
Major legal policy overhaul
Dock rewrote the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for clearer structure, stronger legal coverage, and better transparency around detection systems.Updated
- Added clearer definitions for Customer Data, Detection Data, and Personal Data
- Explained Dock’s roles as an independent controller and processor
- Clarified alt detection processing, including hashed and encrypted IP-related values
- Confirmed that Premium outputs return derived results, not raw logs
- Stated that Detection Data is probabilistic and is not proof of identity or wrongdoing
- Confirmed that Dock does not sell or share personal data under CCPA and CPRA
- Expanded retention, international transfer, subprocessor, user rights, liability, and acceptable use language
Alt detection and legal coverage expansion
Dock updated legal language to reflect new alt detection and account link analysis systems.Updated
- Added transparency for automated alt detection based on stored login data and account associations
- Explained that detection systems support fraud prevention, abuse prevention, and account integrity
- Expanded policy coverage for future user data requests and account review workflows
- Expanded language around how IP hashes, login history, and linked account records are stored and used
- Strengthened compliance language around data security and account integrity
Dock Premium launch
Dock Premium launched for larger communities and advanced verification systems.Included at launch
- Higher daily request limits
- Faster request pacing
- Expanded server key limits
- Alt detection endpoint access
- Custom branding with logo, banner, and about section support
- Premium role and priority support
- Access to future feature updates
Historical launch pricing
Lifetime access launched atR$1,499 Robux or $10 USD. Early buyers kept
lifetime access if plans moved to subscriptions later.Premium policy clarifications
Dock added clearer Premium language to the Terms and Privacy Policy so customers could better understand paid access, refunds, and lifetime access.Updated
- Documented that Premium upgrades were final and non-refundable unless required by law
- Clarified that Lifetime Premium could transition to monthly or yearly plans later
- Confirmed that existing lifetime buyers would remain grandfathered
- Synced refund and subscription wording across both legal documents
Legal policy update
Dock revised the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service to improve transparency and compliance language.Updated
- Added
[email protected]as the privacy contact email - Clarified data retention periods and IP log handling
- Stated that API request logs could only be accessed by authorized systems from approved IP addresses
- Noted that OfficialSteam was the only developer with API data access except where law or abuse investigations required otherwise
- Improved language around international transfers and secure data handling
- Added retention reviews for abuse-related data storage
Policy updates may appear here for transparency. Changes to the
Terms of Service or
Privacy Policy are effective when published
unless stated otherwise.