How to use oxbot

Sign in

Sign in with Discord — it's the only way to create an account, and it verifies your identity across every giveaway automatically.

Complete the tasks

Each giveaway lists its own requirements — follow an account, join a Discord server, hold a role, enter a code. Statuses update live as you finish each one.

Your entry stays private

Only the project's own team can ever see who entered. Public pages never show entrant identities.

Check your wins

Random draws use a seeded CSPRNG (reproducible and auditable); FCFS rewards the fastest valid entries. See your history any time on your profile.

Sign in, then open your dashboard

Use the account you want to own the project — you'll be its Owner, with full control including who else can manage it.

Invite your team

Under Members, invite teammates as Admin (manages members & settings) or Raffle Manager (runs giveaways without full admin access).

You'll need Manage Server permission

On the Discord server you want to connect — not on oxbot itself. Anyone with that permission on their own server can connect it.

Invite the oxbot bot

This is what checks server membership and roles when entrants complete Discord-gated tasks on the giveaway page.

Using a security bot like Wick or Dyno?

Anti-nuke bots often auto-kick new bots by default — usually under a rule like "unverified bot additions" or "minimum account age." If oxbot vanishes right after joining, check its settings and whitelist oxbot, or lower/disable the rule that caught it.

Copy your server ID

In Discord: User Settings → Advanced → enable Developer Mode. Then right-click your server's icon → Copy Server ID.

Paste it into oxbot

Under your project's Settings (once, for all giveaways) or a specific giveaway's Project links (per giveaway) — paste the server ID into Discord server ID.

Basics & format

Title, prize, description, banner. Pick Random Raffle, First-Come-First-Served, or Code-based — this can't be changed once entries exist.

Entry requirements

Add any combination: CAPTCHA, email, code, X follow/like/repost, Join Discord, or Hold a Discord role. For the two Discord tasks, click Load roles from Discord to pick real roles instead of typing IDs.

Visibility

Public (listed, anyone can enter), Community (gated to your Discord/Telegram), or Private (code-gated, shared directly — the only visibility that doesn't require a Discord server ID).

Project links

X account, Discord server ID, Telegram. The Discord server ID here is what every Discord-based requirement checks against.

Create a webhook for your giveaway channel

In Discord: open the channel you want giveaways posted to → Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook. Copy its URL.

Paste the webhook URL into oxbot

Under your project's Settings, paste it into Discord webhook URL. This is separate from the server ID used for gating — it only controls where announcements post.

Publishing posts it automatically

The moment a giveaway is published, oxbot posts an embed to that channel — title, prize, chain, format, banner, and a live countdown to when entries close. No manual copy-paste needed.

The bot verifies, it doesn't post

The oxbot bot you invited in step 2 has one job: when someone completes a Join Discord or Hold a role task on the giveaway page, it checks their membership/roles in your server in real time. It never posts messages or runs commands in Discord.

After you draw, announce winners yourself

oxbot doesn't auto-post or auto-DM winners to Discord today — draw them on the giveaway's dashboard, then share the results back into your channel (e.g. paste the giveaway link, which shows winners once you publish the draw).

Entrants (private)

Only your team ever sees this list — full identity, per-task status, and a CSV export. Public pages never leak who entered.

Draw winners

Available once entry closes. Random Raffle draws are seeded and reproducible; FCFS just locks in the fastest valid entries. Re-roll any time for a fresh seeded draw.

Audit log

Every team mutation — giveaway changes, role changes, draws — is recorded for accountability.