# Welcome! ## User Guide for Auto Forwarding Messages from Discord to Telegram Welcome to the user guide for the Auto Forward Tool, which helps you forward messages from Discord to Telegram automatically. Follow this guide to set up and use the tool effectively. {% hint style="success" %} 👉 Get Started\ 🌐 WebPlatform: \ 🌐 Android Platform: [Install Now](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autoforward.dc2tele)\ 🌐 IOS Platform: [Install Now](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/d2t-auto-forward-message/id6743234921) {% endhint %} {% embed url="" %} 🚀Auto Forward Messages: Discord → Telegram 🎉 Managing communities on both Discord and Telegram? Want to automatically forward messages between platforms without manual copy-pasting? ✨ Auto Forward Messages: Discord to Telegram is the perfect solution for you! 🔥 Key Features: ✅ Auto-forward messages from Discord to Telegram in real time.\ ✅ Multi-channel & group support – seamless message synchronization.\ ✅ Customizable content: Edit, replace keywords, add headers/footers.\ ✅ Smart filtering: Block unwanted messages with Blacklist, Whitelist, Cleaner.\ ✅ Full control: Delete, edit, or reply to messages before forwarding.\ ✅ Supports files, images, and videos without quality loss. 🎯 Use Cases 💬 Community management: Sync announcements and messages between Discord and Telegram.\ 📢 Auto updates: Instantly share news, events, and livestream alerts.\ 👨‍💻 Support & teamwork: Forward messages from support channels for quick responses.\ 📊 Bot & log monitoring: Track logs from servers and bots efficiently.\ 🎮 Gaming & trading: Share signals, game updates, and important alerts. 🔗 Seamlessly connect, save time, and optimize community management! 💡 Ready to experience it? Download now and start connecting Discord with Telegram in just a few steps! 🚀 \ 📢 Stay Updated: * Telegram Channel News: * Follow Us on X (Twitter): * Video guide: * Docs guide: *** 💡 Try the Beta Now and Share Your Feedback!\ DiscordToTelegram is here to redefine how you manage cross-platform communication.\ 🔥 Automate. Filter. Customize. Communicate Better. 👉 Join the beta today and experience the future of communication! 🚀 If you need any assistance, please message @redf0x1 immediately for support. Best Regards,\ RedFox Team # How to create account and connect? To establish a connection between Discord and Telegram, you need to create accounts and set up the tokens beforehand. The connection will enable you to set up forwarding with ease. ### {% embed url="" %} ### **1. Account Registration and Login**
#### **Registering an Account** 1. Visit our website: . 2. On the **Register** page: * Enter your **Username** in the field labeled "Enter Your Username." * Create and enter a **Password** in the "Enter your Login Password" field. * Provide a valid **Email** address in the "Enter your Email" field. * Click the **Register** button to create your account. #### **Logging into Your Account** 1. After registration, navigate to the **Login** page. 2. Enter your **Username** in the "Enter Your Username" field. 3. Enter your **Password** in the "Enter your Login Password" field. 4. Click the **Login** button to access your account. ### **2. Configure Tokens**
After successfully logging in, you will be directed to the **Config Token** page. Follow these steps: 1. **Discord User Token:** * Enter your Discord token in the field labeled "Enter your Discord Token here." * **How to Retrieve Your Discord Token Using the Chrome Extension** Follow these steps to retrieve your Discord token using the Chrome extension Discord Token Guard Pro: ### **Step 1: Install the Chrome Extension** 1. Go to the [Discord Token Guard Pro](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/discord-token-guard-pro/cjpopgaepjjbcjnhdgamalbjkcffmhom) page on the Chrome Web Store. 2. Click **Add to Chrome** and confirm the installation.
### **Step 2: Open Discord in Your Browser** 1. Log in to your Discord account using a web browser like Google Chrome. * URL: ### **Step 3: Access the Extension** 1. Click the **Extensions** icon in the top-right corner of Chrome. 2. Open **Discord Token Guard Pro** from the list.
### **Step 4: Retrieve Your Token** * **Open Discord in a New Tab** * Log in to your Discord account using a browser tab (e.g., ). * Make sure this tab stays open while you perform the next steps. * **Open the Chrome Extension** * Click on the **Extensions** icon in the top-right corner of Chrome and select **Discord Token Guard Pro**. * The extension interface will appear on the right side of your screen. * **Click "Get Token"** * In the **Token** tab of the extension, click the blue **Get Token** button. * Your Discord token will be displayed in the field above. * **Important Notes** * If the token field displays **NULL**, ensure your Discord tab is open and properly logged in. Then reload the page or navigate to your **Discord Profile** and try again. * **Security Warning**: Do not share your token with anyone. It grants full access to your Discord account. {% embed url="" %} 1. **Telegram Bot Token:** * **Enter your Telegram bot token in the field labeled "Enter your Telegram Bot Token here."** * **To create and obtain your Telegram bot token:** 1. Open Telegram and search for [**@BotFather**](https://t.me/BotFather) 2. Start a chat with BotFather and type **`/start`** to begin. 3. Use the command **`/newbot`** to create a new bot. 4. Follow the prompts to set a name and username for your bot. 5. Once completed, BotFather will provide you with the **API Token**. Copy this token for use in the tool.
2. Click **Save and Continue** to proceed, or choose **Skip for Now** if you want to configure tokens later. ### **3. Dashboard Overview**
After configuring your tokens, you will be directed to the **Dashboard**, which is the main control center for managing your tasks and settings. Below is an overview of its features: * **User Information:** * Displays your username, account status, plan type, start time, and next renewal date. * **Task Management:** * If no tasks have been created, you will see a message "Task data is empty." * Click **Create Task** to set up your first task. * **Features Menu:** * **Replace:** Customize and modify specific parts of forwarded messages. * **Whitelist:** Manage a list of channels or users to prioritize. * **Blacklist:** Exclude specific channels or users from forwarding. * **Upgrade:** Upgrade your plan for additional features. * **Chat Support:** Access live support for any assistance. * **Settings:** Manage your account and bot configuration. * **Quick Actions:** * **Refresh Data:** Update the dashboard with the latest task information. * **Try It Now:** Start creating your first task immediately. # Get information channels, groups To set up an auto-forward task from Discord to Telegram, you need to have the Channel ID information. ### 1. Get information channels Discord {% hint style="danger" %} **To retrieve Discord channel ID information, you must first configure both the Discord Token and the Telegram Token.** {% endhint %} After completing this configuration step, proceed to the Discord channel where you want to set up auto-forwarding.
At this point, type **`/getid`** and press send.
**The information about the channel, including the Channel ID, will be displayed immediately.** **Copy this ID to set up the forward task.** In the example above, the Channel ID will be **1330086886491947102**. #### 🟠 **Manual Guide to Retrieve Channel ID from Discord** If the `/getid` command does not work to retrieve channel information, you can manually get the Channel ID by following these steps: 1. **Go to the Discord channel you want to retrieve the ID from**. * Open Discord and navigate to the desired channel. 2. **Copy the channel link**. * Right-click on the channel name and select **Copy Link**. * Example: The copied link will look like:\ `https://discord.com/channels/1330015664596848711/1330086886491947102`. 3. **Extract the Channel ID**. * The Channel ID is the last numeric part of the link. * For example, from the link:\ `https://discord.com/channels/1330015664596848711/1330086886491947102`,\ the **Channel ID** is **1330086886491947102**. 4. **Use this ID** in your configuration for the next steps. *** ### 2. Get information channels/Group/User/Bot Telegram To retrieve information about Telegram channels or groups, use the following bot: [FindMyIDs Bot](https://t.me/FindMyIDs_Bot) or search **@FindMyIDs\_Bot** on Telegram
**With Options** * **User**: This option allows you to retrieve the ID of a specific Telegram user. You need to share the user's contact or information to get their ID. * **Group**: This option enables you to get the ID of a Telegram group. You can share the group or forward a message from the group to receive its ID. * **Channel**: This option lets you retrieve the ID of a Telegram channel. You need to share the channel or forward a message from it to obtain the ID. * **Bot**: This option allows you to fetch the ID of another Telegram bot. You can share the bot's information or mention it to retrieve the ID.
To retrieve the channel ID, simply select the **Channel** option and then choose the desired channel. In the example above, the channel ID is **-1001716791967**. # Setup New Task Auto Forward **To start creating an auto-forward task, you need to complete the following steps:** * ✅ [Create account and login your account](/guides/how-to-create-account-and-connect) * ✅ [Setup discord token and telegram token](https://docs.discordtotelegram.com/guides/pages/OpRt6d1kzjyB175AXsll#id-2.-configure-tokens) * ✅ [Get info channel id discord and channel/group telegram want receive](/guides/get-information-channels-groups) {% embed url="" %} ✅ **To receive content sent from Discord to Telegram, you must add the Telegram bot you created earlier to the desired channel/group and grant it admin permissions.**
Please add the @**discordtotele\_bot** to your channel as **Admin**.
Next, access the home screen from the website:
Here, select **Create Task +**
This is the **Create Task** screen for setting up an auto-forward task between Discord and Telegram. Here's an explanation of each field: 1. **Label** (*Required*): * Enter a name for your replace rule. The label must meet the following guidelines: * **Length**: Less than **20 characters**. * **Characters**: Only letters (**a-z**), numbers (**0-9**), hyphens (**-**), and underscores (**\_**). * **Case-Insensitive**: `example` and `Example` are treated the same. * **No Whitespace**: Spaces are not allowed. 2. **Discord Channel ID (***Required***)**: * Input the ID of the Discord channel from which you want to forward messages. * Click **+ Add** after entering the ID to save it. * [You can review the method to retrieve the channel ID here.](https://docs.discordtotelegram.com/guides/pages/gR5MfO1FRka85yLhivXF#id-1.-get-information-channels-discord) 3. **Telegram Chat ID (***Required***)**: * Input the ID of the Telegram chat or group where messages should be forwarded. * Click **+ Add** after entering the ID to save it. * [You can review the method to retrieve the channel ID here.](https://docs.discordtotelegram.com/guides/pages/gR5MfO1FRka85yLhivXF#id-2.-get-information-channels-group-user-bot-telegram) 4. **Telegram Topic ID (Optional)**: * If applicable, input the ID of a specific Telegram topic (for chats that support topics). * Click **+ Add** after entering the ID to save it. 5. **Create Task Button**: * Once all required fields (\*) are completed, click **Create Task** to finalize the setup. ### Example ### 1. Get information channels Discord {% hint style="danger" %} **To retrieve Discord channel ID information, you must first configure both the Discord Token and the Telegram Token.** {% endhint %} After completing this configuration step, proceed to the Discord channel where you want to set up auto-forwarding.
At this point, type **`/getid`** and press send.
**The information about the channel, including the Channel ID, will be displayed immediately.** **Copy this ID to set up the forward task.** In the example above, the Channel ID will be **1330086886491947102**. ### 2. Get information channels/Group/User/Bot Telegram To retrieve information about Telegram channels or groups, use the following bot: [FindMyIDs Bot](https://t.me/FindMyIDs_Bot) or search **@FindMyIDs\_Bot** on Telegram
To retrieve the channel ID, simply select the **Channel** option and then choose the desired channel. In the example above, the channel ID is **-1001716791967**.
Next Click **Create Task and wait create**
✅ **Result**
# How To Settings For Task {% hint style="success" %} **Access** [**https://web.discordtotelegram.com/**](https://web.discordtotelegram.com/) {% endhint %} 1. **Select Task want Settings** This case i select task **discord\_to\_telechannel**
**This is interface of detail Task**
**Forwarding Status**: Indicates whether the forwarding is active. In this case, it’s **RUNNING**. **Show Forward Header**: Specifies if the forward header is displayed (here it is set to **NO**). **Source**: Displays the **Discord Channel ID** where messages are being forwarded from (e.g., `1330086886491947102`). **Target**: Displays the **Telegram Chat ID** where messages are being forwarded to (e.g., `-1001716791967`). **Target Topic**: Indicates the specific topic in Telegram for targeted forwarding (e.g., `8888`). #### **Edit Task Section** * **Edit Source**: Modify the Discord channel ID for the source. * **Edit Target**: Change the Telegram chat ID for the destination. * **Edit Target Topic**: Update the specific topic in the Telegram chat/group. #### **Task Control Section** * **Stop Forward**: Stops the message forwarding process immediately. * **Delete Task**: Permanently deletes the forwarding task. ***
**Features** **Message Forward Control** * **Show Forward Header**:\ Toggles the display of the forward header for messages being forwarded. * **Edit**:\ Allows you to modify the forward header details. * **Delete**:\ Deletes forwarded messages selectively. * **Reply**:\ Enables the bot to reply directly to messages in the destination channel. *** #### **Modify Content** * **Replace**:\ Configure specific words or phrases in the forwarded messages to be replaced.\ **Status**: Shows how many replacements are currently active (e.g., Activated: 0). * **Add Footer**:\ Add a footer to the forwarded messages.\ **Status**: Displays whether a footer is added (e.g., "FOOTER EMPTY"). * **Add Header**:\ Add a header to the forwarded messages.\ **Status**: Displays whether a header is added (e.g., "HEADER EMPTY"). *** #### **Filters** * **Blacklist**:\ Prevent specific messages containing certain words or phrases from being forwarded.\ **Status**: Shows the number of active blacklist items (e.g., Activated: 2). * **Whitelist**:\ Only allow messages containing specific words or phrases to be forwarded.\ **Status**: Shows how many whitelist items are active (e.g., Activated: 0). * **Filters**:\ Apply specific content-based filters to the forwarded messages.\ **Status**: Shows the number of active filters (e.g., Activated: 0). * **Cleaner**:\ Cleans forwarded messages by removing unwanted elements like formatting or specific parts of the content.\ **Status**: Shows how many cleaning rules are applied (e.g., Activated: 0). *** # Filters #### **Use Case** This functionality ensures that unwanted message types are excluded from forwarding, allowing for a more targeted and relevant forwarding process. Let me know if you need further clarifications! {% hint style="success" %} Access {% endhint %} ### How to use From detail Task **select feature Filters**
*** #### **Overview** * **Purpose**: Allows users to specify which types of messages the bot should ignore during forwarding. * **Instructions**: Toggle the filter for each message type: * **✓ (Green)**: Skip this type of message during forwarding. * **✕ (Gray)**: Allow this type of message to be forwarded. *** #### **Filter Types** * **FILTERS PHOTOS**: Skip messages containing photos if enabled. * **FILTERS ALBUM**: Skip messages containing albums or media collections if enabled. * **FILTERS POLL**: Skip messages containing polls if enabled. * **FILTERS DOCUMENT**: Skip messages containing files or documents if enabled. * **FILTERS LINK**: Skip messages with hyperlinks if enabled. * **FILTERS VIDEO**: Skip messages containing videos if enabled. * **FILTERS AUDIO**: Skip audio messages if enabled. * **FILTERS STICKER**: Skip sticker messages if enabled. * **FILTERS TEXT**: Skip plain text messages if enabled. * **FILTERS FORWARDS**: Skip forwarded messages if enabled. * **FILTERS REPLY**: Skip reply-type messages if enabled. * **FILTERS ANIMATION (GIF)**: Skip GIF animations if enabled. * **FILTERS VIDEO NOTE**: Skip video notes if enabled. * **FILTERS BUTTON**: Skip messages containing interactive buttons if enabled. * **FILTERS PHOTO WITH TEXT**: Skip photos with accompanying text if enabled. * **FILTERS WITHOUT USERNAME**: Skip messages sent by users without a username if enabled. * **FILTERS OUTGOING**: Skip outgoing messages (sent by the bot itself) if enabled. *** # Cleaner **Use Case** The **Cleaner** feature is ideal for ensuring forwarded messages are free of unnecessary or unwanted content types, giving you greater control over the forwarded message format and relevance. Let me know if you’d like further details or adjustments! {% hint style="success" %} Access {% endhint %} ### How to use From detail Task **select feature Cleaner**
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#### **Overview** * **Purpose**: The **Cleaner** tool allows you to automatically remove specific content types from messages that match the defined conditions. * **Instructions**: Toggle the cleaner for each content type: * **✓ (Green)**: Activates the cleaner to remove this content type. * **✕ (Gray)**: Deactivates the cleaner, leaving this content type untouched. *** #### **Cleaner Types** * **CLEANER URL**: Removes URLs from messages. * **CLEANER URL PREVIEW**: Removes preview metadata from shared URLs. * **CLEANER HASHTAG**: Removes hashtags (`#example`) from messages. * **CLEANER MENTION**: Removes mentions of users (e.g., `@username`) from messages. * **CLEANER AUDIO**: Removes audio files from messages. * **CLEANER VIDEO**: Removes video files from messages. * **CLEANER PHOTO**: Removes images from messages. * **CLEANER STICKER**: Removes stickers from messages. * **CLEANER TEXT**: Removes text content from messages. * **CLEANER DOCUMENT**: Removes documents or files from messages. * **CLEANER VIDEO NOTE**: Removes video notes from messages. * **CLEANER VOICE**: Removes voice messages. * **CLEANER PHOTO WITHOUT TEXT**: Removes photos without accompanying text. * **CLEANER DICE**: Removes dice-rolling animations or similar interactive elements. *** # Add Header / Footer **Use Case** * **Header**: Use it to add a title, channel name, or a brief introduction to forwarded messages. * **Footer**: Add disclaimers, signatures, or additional links at the bottom of messages. {% hint style="success" %} Access {% endhint %} ### How to use From detail Task **select feature Add Header/ Footer**
*** #### **Overview** * **Purpose**: Add a personalized header (title) or footer (additional notes) to all forwarded messages to provide context or branding. * **Instructions**: * To **add a header/footer**: Enter the desired content into the input box. * To **remove a header/footer**: Clear the content and leave the box empty before saving. *** #### **Features** 1. **Text Editing Tools**: * **Bold (B), Italic (I), Underline (U)**: Style the text to emphasize key points. * **Text Alignment**: Align content (left, center, right, justify). * **Change Case**: Modify text capitalization easily. * **Insert Links**: Add clickable links to the header/footer. * **Preformatted Text (Pre)**: Display fixed-width text formatting for technical or special cases. 2. **Preview Area**: * Displays the header/footer you’re composing in real-time. 3. **"Done" Button**: * Saves the changes and applies the header/footer to all forwarded messages. *** # Auto Send Discord Messages to Another Channel With a Bot Bot-based Discord forwarding automates message copying between channels using a connected bot. The D2T Auto Forward system at discordtotelegram.com handles text, images, embeds, and files without custom code. *** ## TL;DR Connect a Discord bot to the D2T Auto Forward dashboard at [discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com). Add the bot to both source and destination servers. Create an automation task, select the source and target channels, and send a test message. The bot needs View Channel and Read Message History in the source, plus Send Messages in the destination. Setup takes under five minutes. *** ## What Is Bot-Based Discord Forwarding? Bot-based Discord forwarding is an automation workflow where a connected Discord bot reads new messages in a source channel and reposts them into a destination channel. A Discord bot is a software application that runs automated tasks within Discord servers. The D2T Auto Forward system connects the bot to discordtotelegram.com, enabling continuous message forwarding without human intervention. This method preserves formatting, handles media attachments, and operates 24 hours daily. Manual reposting requires an admin to copy each update, causing delays during off-hours. Bot-based forwarding eliminates this bottleneck. Messages move as soon as the source posts them. The workflow preserves richer content when permissions allow. One automation task applies the same behavior every time, reducing human error. Automation eliminates repetitive manual work consistently. Even a small server generates dozens of repost actions weekly. Product announcements, support escalations, raid alerts, and team communications benefit from this reliability. The bot ensures destination channels receive current information immediately. Prefer a video walkthrough? See the [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) for a step-by-step tutorial on setting up bot-based forwarding. **Key advantages over manual reposting:** | Manual Reposting | Bot-Based Forwarding | | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | An admin must copy every update. | The bot forwards new messages automatically. | | Delays happen during off-hours. | Messages move as soon as they are posted. | | Attachments and links are easy to miss. | The workflow preserves richer content when permissions allow. | | Human error creates inconsistent copies. | One automation task applies the same behavior every time. | *** ## How Do I Set Up Bot-Based Forwarding? Setting up bot-based forwarding requires connecting a Discord bot to the D2T Auto Forward dashboard at discordtotelegram.com, adding the bot to both source and destination servers, and creating an automation task. The entire process takes under five minutes. The bot token authenticates the connection between the dashboard and Discord API. OAuth2 scopes define the permissions the bot requests when invited to a server. The dashboard manages the automation logic, channel selection, and task activation. Users must obtain a bot token from the Discord Developer Portal before connecting it to the system. The bot must be invited to both the source server and the destination server with the correct permissions. Once connected, the dashboard allows users to create tasks that specify which channels forward messages to which destinations. The system validates the connection before activating the task. Follow the sequence below to build the first automation task. **Step 1: Open the dashboard** 1. Navigate to [discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com). 2. Sign in with the registered account. **Step 2: Connect the bot** 1. Go to Settings, then Bot Connections. 2. Click Add Discord Bot. 3. Paste the bot token into the token field. 4. Tap Verify Connection. **Step 3: Add the bot to servers** 1. Ensure the bot is invited to the server containing the source channel. 2. Ensure the bot is invited to the server containing the destination channel. 3. Verify the bot appears in the member list of both servers. **Step 4: Create the automation task** 1. Go to Tasks and click Add New Task. 2. Select Discord as the source platform. 3. Select Discord as the destination platform. 4. Choose the connected bot from the dropdown. **Step 5: Select channels** 1. Pick the source channel from the channel list. 2. Pick the destination channel from the channel list. **Step 6: Save and test** 1. Tap Create Task. 2. Toggle the task to ON. 3. Send a test message in the source channel. 4. Verify it appears in the destination channel within seconds. *** ## Which Discord Permissions Does the Bot Need? The bot requires specific permissions in both source and destination channels to function correctly. Missing permissions are the most common cause of setup failures. The bot needs View Channel and Read Message History in the source server to access messages. The destination server requires Send Messages, Embed Links, and Attach Files to post forwarded content with formatting and media. Discord's permission hierarchy allows server-wide roles to be overridden by channel-specific denies. This means one channel can work while another fails in the same server. Always check channel-level permissions if the bot works in some channels but not others. Permissions are granted through the bot role in server settings or through the OAuth2 scope when inviting the bot. The bot does not require administrator privileges. Users should grant only the necessary permissions to maintain security. Verify permissions in both server roles and individual channel overrides. | Permission | Location | Purpose | | -------------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------ | | View Channel | Source server | Allows the bot to see the source channel. | | Read Message History | Source server | Allows the bot to read incoming messages. | | Send Messages | Destination server | Allows the bot to post forwarded messages. | | Embed Links | Destination server | Preserves rich embeds and link previews. | | Attach Files | Destination server | Forwards images, videos, and documents. | **How to verify permissions:** 1. Open Discord server settings. 2. Go to Roles and select the bot's role. 3. Confirm the permissions above are enabled. 4. If the bot was invited with insufficient permissions, re-invite the bot with the corrected OAuth2 scope. *** ## How Do I Troubleshoot Bot Forwarding Failures? Diagnose bot forwarding failures by checking server membership, source permissions, destination permissions, media settings, and token validity in that order. Most failures stem from missing View Channel or Read Message History permissions. The bot must be a member of both servers containing the source and destination channels. Source channels require the bot to have View Channel and Read Message History enabled. Destination channels need Send Messages, Embed Links, and Attach Files permissions. Invalid or regenerated bot tokens cause authentication errors. Re-enter the token in the dashboard after regenerating it in the Discord Developer Portal. Channel-specific permission overrides can block the bot even when server-wide permissions appear correct. Check both role permissions and channel overrides in Discord server settings. The dashboard displays error indicators when tasks fail to activate. **1. Bot is not in the correct server** * Symptom: Task shows as active but nothing forwards. * Fix: Confirm the bot is a member of the server containing both source and destination channels. **2. Source channel is not readable** * Symptom: No messages appear in the destination. * Fix: Verify the bot role has View Channel and Read Message History in the source channel. **3. Destination channel blocks posting** * Symptom: Task is active, destination stays empty. * Fix: Verify the bot role has Send Messages in the destination channel. **4. Media or embeds missing** * Symptom: Text forwards but images, links, or formatting are lost. * Fix: Enable Attach Files and Embed Links in the destination channel. **5. Task shows error or stops** * Symptom: Task toggles off or shows a red error indicator. * Fix: Verify the bot token is valid and has not been regenerated elsewhere. Re-enter the token and test the connection. *** ## When Should I Use Bot Forwarding? Use bot forwarding when one channel serves as the canonical source of information and one or more other channels need the same messages automatically. This approach works best for announcement channels, support escalation workflows, partner server updates, and incident alert mirroring. The D2T Auto Forward system handles these scenarios efficiently. Common use cases include feeding a public announcement channel into a private staff channel, sending selected updates from a main community server to a partner server, mirroring support alerts into an internal operations room, and enabling mobile monitoring through the D2T Auto Forward apps. Do not use bot forwarding in channels where permissions are not controlled or where automation violates server rules. The system maintains message formatting and media attachments when permissions allow. Bot forwarding reduces manual work and ensures consistent message delivery across multiple channels. **Common scenarios:** 1. A public announcement channel feeds a private staff channel. 2. A partner server receives selected updates from a main community server. 3. A support or incident channel mirrors alerts into an internal operations room. 4. An admin wants mobile monitoring after setup through the D2T Auto Forward apps. *** ## Related Guides * [How to Get a Discord Bot Token](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/get_discord_bot_token) * [How to Add a Discord Bot to a Server](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/how-to-add-discord-bot-to-server-discord) * [Discord to Discord: Setup Guide](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/discord-to-discord) * [Blacklist: Create and Management](/fundamentals/blacklist-create-and-management) * [Whitelist: Create and Management](/fundamentals/whitelist-create-and-management) * [System Settings](/fundamentals/system-settings) *** ## Key Takeaways * Bot-based forwarding automates message copying between Discord channels without manual reposting. * The bot needs View Channel and Read Message History in the source, plus Send Messages in the destination. * Check channel-level permissions if the bot works in some channels but not others. * All configuration happens in the discordtotelegram.com web dashboard. * Missing permissions are the most common cause of setup failures. * Setup takes under five minutes from bot connection to test message verification. *** ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can one bot forward to multiple destination channels?** Yes. Create multiple tasks with the same source channel and different destinations. Each task runs independently with its own filters and settings. **Does the bot need to be an admin?** No. The bot only needs the specific permissions listed in the permissions table above. Administrator permission is unnecessary and creates a security risk. **What happens if the bot token is leaked?** Reset the token immediately in the Discord Developer Portal. Update the new token in the D2T Auto Forward dashboard. Any service still using the old token will stop working. **Can the bot forward from a private channel to a public channel?** Yes, provided the bot is a member of both channels with the required permissions. Private-to-public forwarding is a common use case for moderation. **Is there a rate limit?** Discord enforces approximately five messages per five seconds per channel. D2T Auto Forward respects this automatically. High-volume channels may experience slight delays during peak traffic. **How many tasks can one bot handle?** D2T Auto Forward supports unlimited tasks per bot. Each task operates independently with its own source and destination configuration. **Does the bot forward edited messages?** The bot forwards new messages as they appear. Message edits are not forwarded automatically. Create a new task with the same channels to capture edits if needed. *** ## Get Started Set up bot-based forwarding in under five minutes: * **Web Dashboard:** [D2T Auto Forward web dashboard at discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com) * **Android:** [D2T Auto Forward Android app on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autoforward.dc2tele) * **iOS:** [D2T Auto Forward iOS app on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/d2t-auto-forward-message/id6743234921) * **Video Tutorial:** [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) # Discord to Discord: Setup Guide Discord-to-Discord forwarding copies messages from one channel to another automatically. The D2T Auto Forward system at [discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com) handles text, images, embeds, and file attachments without custom code or webhook configuration. *** ## TL;DR Create a Discord-to-Discord task at [discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com). Paste a message link from the source channel to auto-extract identifiers, select the destination channel, then enable sync for attachments, edits, and deletions. The bot requires Read Message History in the source and Send Messages in the destination. Setup completes in under five minutes. *** ## What Is Discord-to-Discord Forwarding? Discord-to-Discord forwarding copies messages from a source Discord channel to a destination Discord channel in real time through the D2T Auto Forward bot. This feature supports text, images, videos, embeds, and file attachments without requiring custom code or webhook configuration. The system applies Blacklist, Whitelist, and Replace filters to control message flow. Multiple source-to-destination pairs operate simultaneously from a single dashboard at discordtotelegram.com. Platinum plan subscribers access advanced regex filtering and user-based Blacklist rules. Messages forward within 1-3 seconds under normal conditions. Discord enforces a rate limit of approximately five messages per five seconds per channel, which D2T Auto Forward respects automatically. The bot preserves original markdown formatting, embeds, and link previews when the destination channel has Embed Links permission. Reply context appears above forwarded text when enabled. Reactions display as text counts on Platinum plans. Stickers convert to placeholder text. Threads and forum posts receive partial support. The feature works across servers or within the same server. The bot must be a member of both source and destination servers with appropriate permissions. *** ## How Do I Create a Discord-to-Discord Task? Open [discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com) and sign in with the registered account. Click Tasks in the left menu, then tap Add New Task. Select Discord as both the source and destination platforms. In Discord, right-click any message in the source channel and select Copy Message Link. Paste this link into the D2T setup form. The app auto-extracts the server ID, channel ID, and message ID. Choose the target Discord channel where forwarded messages will appear. Toggle Attachments to forward images, videos, and files. Enable Edit Sync to update forwarded messages when the original changes. Enable Delete Sync to remove forwarded messages when the original is deleted. Tap Create Task, then toggle the task switch to ON. Messages begin forwarding within seconds. ![D2T Auto Forward mobile Select Type screen showing the Discord to Discord forwarding option selected above the Continue button](https://1411727809-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FVhpPRFKnQMi8lMIm3GR5%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-2c75dc539222c694f998e5e5c0f2407bcb255481%2Fd2t-auto-forward-discord-to-discord-select-type-mobile.jpg?alt=media) *Selecting the Discord-to-Discord task type in D2T Auto Forward. Users choose Discord to Discord, then tap Continue to start forwarding messages from one Discord channel to another.* The message link format follows this structure: `https://discord.com/channels/111111111/222222222/333333333`. The first number represents the server ID, the second is the channel ID, and the third is the message ID. No manual ID lookup is required. Mobile users long-press the message, tap Share, then select Copy Message Link. The dashboard supports unlimited tasks per account. Each task operates independently with its own filters and sync settings. *** ## What Discord Permissions Are Required? The D2T Auto Forward bot requires specific permissions in both source and destination channels. Missing permissions are the most common cause of setup failures. In the source server, the bot needs View Channel and Read Message History permissions. View Channel allows the bot to access the channel. Read Message History permits the bot to read existing and new messages. In the destination server, the bot requires Send Messages, Embed Links, Attach Files, and Use External Emojis permissions. Send Messages allows the bot to post forwarded content. Embed Links preserves rich embeds and link previews. Attach Files forwards images, videos, and documents. Use External Emojis maintains custom emoji from the source. Verify permissions by opening Discord server settings, navigating to Roles, and selecting the bot role. Confirm all required permissions are enabled. If the bot was invited with insufficient permissions, re-invite it with the corrected OAuth2 scope. Use the Discord Developer Portal OAuth2 URL Generator to pre-select exact permissions before invitation. This prevents users from skipping required scopes. The bot must be a member of both servers regardless of whether they are public or private. *** ## How Do I Copy a Discord Message Link? A message link enables the D2T Auto Forward dashboard to auto-extract source channel data during setup. On desktop or web, right-click the message in Discord and select Copy Message Link. Paste the link into the D2T setup form. The link format is `https://discord.com/channels/111111111/222222222/333333333`. The app extracts the server ID, channel ID, and message ID automatically. No manual ID lookup is needed. On mobile, long-press the message, tap Share, then select Copy Message Link. ![Discord mobile app context menu showing the Copy Message Link option highlighted with a red arrow in a source channel](https://1411727809-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FVhpPRFKnQMi8lMIm3GR5%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-26992364b3f1de74bf22546f5a595f9d66badf3b%2Fdiscord-copy-message-link-mobile.jpg?alt=media) *Copying a Discord message link from the mobile app. Users long-press any message in the source channel and select Copy Message Link to provide D2T Auto Forward with the channel URL.* The message link contains three critical identifiers separated by slashes. The server ID identifies the Discord server. The channel ID specifies the exact channel within that server. The message ID points to the specific message used for extraction. This method works for any message in the source channel, including older messages. The dashboard validates the link format before processing. Invalid links trigger an error message prompting the user to copy the link again. This approach eliminates manual ID entry errors. *** ## What Content Types Does D2T Auto Forward Support? D2T Auto Forward supports most Discord message types with specific limitations. Plain text forwards with exact markdown preservation. Images in PNG, JPG, and GIF formats upload as native attachments. Videos in MP4 and MOV formats transfer as native attachments. Embeds and link previews forward when the destination has Embed Links permission. Reactions display as text counts on Platinum plans. Reply context shows the original replied-to message above forwarded text when enabled. Stickers convert to placeholder text. Thread messages outside the main channel are not captured. Forum posts forward only the first post, with replies treated as separate messages. User mentions convert to plain text unless the destination bot has permission to mention users. D2T Auto Forward converts @username to username by default to avoid broken mentions. This prevents mention errors when the bot lacks mention permissions. Voice messages and polls are not supported. Unsupported content types are silently skipped without error notifications. The system processes standard Discord message types across all supported formats. Content support varies by Discord API updates and D2T Auto Forward version. *** ## How Do I Apply Filters to a Task? Filters control which messages forward and how the system modifies them. Navigate to Tasks and click the Discord-to-Discord task. Scroll to the Filters section and click Add Filter. Select from existing Blacklist, Whitelist, or Replace rules. Tap Save to apply the filter. Blacklist filters block messages matching specific words, regex patterns, or users. Whitelist filters forward only messages matching defined criteria. Replace filters modify message content before forwarding. Topics filters add category tags to forwarded messages. ![D2T Auto Forward mobile task settings showing Features Config and the Filters section with Blacklist below the modify content options](https://1411727809-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FVhpPRFKnQMi8lMIm3GR5%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-3e34c11ad2e32d888753a8b0988240cbb646562d%2Fd2t-auto-forward-task-filters-background-mobile.jpg?alt=media) *D2T Auto Forward mobile task settings with the Filters section below feature configuration. Users open Blacklist, Whitelist, Replace, and related task rules from this area to control Discord-to-Discord forwarding behavior.* Filters evaluate in a specific order: Blacklist, then Whitelist, then Replace, then Topics. A message blocked by Blacklist never reaches the Whitelist stage. This order ensures unwanted content is removed before any allowlist processing. Replace filters apply after the message passes both Blacklist and Whitelist checks. Topics tags append after all content modifications complete. Platinum plan users access advanced regex filtering and user-based Blacklist rules. Each task supports multiple filters of different types. Filter logs in the dashboard show which rules blocked specific messages. *** ## How Do I Troubleshoot Common Discord-to-Discord Issues? Most Discord-to-Discord issues fall into five categories. Diagnose them in this order for fastest resolution. First, verify the bot can read the source channel. Symptoms include no messages appearing in the destination. The fix requires confirming the bot is in the source server with View Channel and Read Message History permissions. Second, check if the bot can send to the destination channel. Symptoms show an active task with an empty destination. Verify Send Messages and Embed Links permissions in the destination channel. Third, address messages forwarded with broken formatting. Symptoms include missing markdown, embeds, or images. Check Attach Files and Embed Links permissions. Enable Forward Media in task settings. Fourth, investigate specific messages not forwarding. Symptoms show some messages arriving while others do not. Check if a Blacklist filter is blocking them. Review filter logs in the dashboard. Fifth, resolve tasks showing errors or stopping unexpectedly. Symptoms include the task toggling off or displaying a red error indicator. Verify the bot token is valid. Re-enter the token and test the connection. *** ## Related Guides * [How to Get a Discord Bot Token](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/get_discord_bot_token) * [How to Add a Discord Bot to a Server](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/how-to-add-discord-bot-to-server-discord) * [Whitelist: Create and Management](/fundamentals/whitelist-create-and-management) * [Blacklist: Create and Management](/fundamentals/blacklist-create-and-management) * [Replace: Create and Management](/fundamentals/replace-create-and-management) * [System Settings](/fundamentals/system-settings) *** ## Key Takeaways * Discord-to-Discord forwarding copies messages between channels in real time through the D2T Auto Forward bot. * The bot requires Read Message History in the source and Send Messages in the destination. * A Discord message link auto-extracts all required identifiers without manual ID lookup. * Blacklist, Whitelist, and Replace filters control which messages forward and how. * Setup completes in under five minutes at the discordtotelegram.com web dashboard. * Platinum plan users access advanced regex filtering and user-based Blacklist rules. *** ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I forward between two different Discord servers?** Yes. The source and destination channels can exist in the same server or different servers. The bot must be a member of both servers with required permissions. **Does forwarded content show the original sender?** The bot posts forwarded messages by default. The original author name appears in the message body. Platinum plans offer additional attribution controls for custom formatting. **Can multiple source channels forward to one destination?** Yes. Create multiple tasks with different source channels and the same destination. Each task runs independently with its own filters and sync settings. **What happens when the original message is edited or deleted?** Edit Sync updates the forwarded message when the original changes. Delete Sync removes the forwarded message when the original is deleted. Both options require manual enablement. **Is there a delay between posting and forwarding?** Messages typically forward within 1-3 seconds. Discord rate limits of five messages per five seconds per channel apply. High-volume channels may experience slight delays. **Can I forward to multiple destination channels simultaneously?** Yes. Create multiple Discord-to-Discord tasks with the same source and different destinations. Each task operates independently with separate filter configurations. **Do I need the mobile app for setup?** No. The web dashboard at discordtotelegram.com provides full configuration capabilities. The mobile app serves primarily for real-time push notifications. *** ## Get Started Configure the first Discord-to-Discord forwarding task in under five minutes: * **Web Dashboard:** [D2T Auto Forward web dashboard at discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com) * **Android:** [D2T Auto Forward Android app on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autoforward.dc2tele) * **iOS:** [D2T Auto Forward iOS app on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/d2t-auto-forward-message/id6743234921) * **Video Tutorial:** [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) # How to Get a Discord Bot Token A Discord bot token authenticates bot accounts with Discord servers. This secret string grants access to Discord API routes and the real-time gateway. The guide explains token generation, copying, and security through the Discord Developer Portal at discord.com/developers/applications. D2T Auto Forward requires this token for message forwarding. *** ## TL;DR Open discord.com/developers/applications. Select the application, navigate to the Bot page, and click Reset Token if the copy button is hidden. Complete Discord identity verification, copy the new token immediately, and store it securely. Discord displays regenerated tokens exactly once. *** ## What Is a Discord Bot Token? A Discord bot token is a secret string that authenticates a bot account with Discord servers. Discord uses tokens instead of usernames and passwords for bot authentication. The token grants the bot access to API routes and the real-time gateway. API routes allow the bot to send messages, manage channels, and perform server actions. The real-time gateway enables WebSocket connections for live event handling. Tokens function as passwords and must remain private. Anyone with the token controls the bot and can send requests as the application. Discord invalidates old tokens immediately after generating new ones. This security measure prevents unauthorized access from leaked credentials. Token exposure creates immediate security risk for bot-controlled servers. Watch the [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) for visual token generation guidance. *** ## When Should the Token Be Reset? Reset the token when the copy button disappears from the Bot page. Discord hides tokens after the first view for security. Regeneration is the only method to obtain a usable token again. Reset tokens immediately after accidental leaks in repositories, screenshots, or chat messages. Reset tokens when team members leave projects or after security incidents. Reset tokens before major deployment changes. Discord invalidates old tokens instantly upon regeneration. Services using the old token stop working until updated. Security guidance consistently emphasizes this practice. Common reset reasons include viewing the token once and closing the page, losing secure storage, accidental sharing, or intentional invalidation for security. *** ## How Do I Get a Bot Token Step by Step? Navigate to discord.com/developers/applications and sign in with the Discord account that owns the application. Click the application that owns the bot. Create a new application if none exists. Click Bot in the left sidebar. Scroll to the Token area. Click Reset Token if the copy button is not visible. Confirm the reset action in the pop-up window. Complete the identity verification step. Discord requires password prompts, MFA codes, or passkeys depending on account security settings. Copy the new token immediately after Discord displays the token. Paste the token into the target system. Store the token in a secure location such as a password manager or cloud secret manager. Update the token in all environments including code, .env files, CI secrets, hosting platforms, and third-party integrations. Restart the bot or redeploy the service. Discord only exposes regenerated tokens once. The pre-flight checklist ensures correct application selection, existing bot user, available verification method, and prepared safe storage. *** ## What Verification Step Should Be Expected? Discord requires identity verification before revealing regenerated tokens. The verification method depends on account security settings. Possible methods include account password, two-factor authentication code from an authenticator app, passkey or security key, and SMS backup code. The verification flow remains consistent across methods. Verify identity, then copy the new token immediately. Discord implemented this requirement in 2020 to prevent unauthorized token access. Verification adds approximately 5-10 seconds to the token generation process. This step prevents unauthorized token access effectively. Users must have access to their chosen verification method before initiating token reset. Failed verification attempts lock token regeneration for 15 minutes. *** ## Where Should the Token Be Stored? Store tokens in a .env file used by bot code. Add the .env file to .gitignore to prevent public exposure. Use cloud secret managers such as Vercel, Railway, Render, AWS Secrets Manager, or Google Cloud Secret Manager. Enter the token in the bot connection form inside the D2T Auto Forward web dashboard at discordtotelegram.com. Use a secure local password manager during deployment preparation. Never store tokens in public GitHub repositories. Never store tokens in screenshots or screen recordings. Never store tokens in chat messages or email. Never store tokens in unencrypted text files on shared drives. Cloud secret managers prevent token leakage effectively. The D2T Auto Forward dashboard encrypts tokens at rest and in transit. Token exposure in public repositories leads to immediate bot compromise. *** ## What Happens If a Token Is Leaked? Reset the token immediately after a leak. Update every service that uses the old token value. Code or setups using the older token stop working until the new token replaces the old token. Reset the token in the Developer Portal. Replace the token in code, .env files, CI secrets, and hosting platforms. Restart the bot or redeploy the service. Audit logs and app behavior for unauthorized actions. Remove the leaked token from screenshots, chat history, notes, or commit history. Leaked tokens allow attackers to control the bot and access server data. Discord detects and blocks suspicious token usage quickly. Immediate response minimizes damage significantly. Rotate tokens proactively every 90 days as a security best practice. *** ## Related Guides * [How to Add a Discord Bot to a Server](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/how-to-add-discord-bot-to-server-discord) * [Auto Send Discord Messages to Another Channel With a Bot](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/auto-send-discord-messages-to-anther-channel-with-bot) * [Discord to Discord: Setup Guide](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/discord-to-discord) * [System Settings](/fundamentals/system-settings) *** ## Key Takeaways * Discord bot tokens authenticate bots with Discord servers through secret strings. * Discord displays regenerated tokens once. Copy and store the token immediately. * Reset tokens when lost, leaked, or when the copy button disappears. * Never store tokens in public repositories, screenshots, or chat messages. * Update the new token in all environments before restarting the bot. * Cloud secret managers prevent token leakage effectively. *** ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can the same token be copied more than once?** No. Discord hides the token after the first view. Reset the token to obtain the token again. **Does resetting the token break the running bot?** Yes. The old token stops working immediately. Update all services with the new token. **Can a token be recovered without resetting?** No. Discord provides no reveal or recover function. Reset is the only option. **Should the token be shared with team members?** No. Team members should access tokens through secure secret managers. Direct sharing creates leak risks. **How often should the token be rotated?** Rotate tokens every 90 days or after suspected leaks, team departures, or major deployments. **What happens if verification fails?** Discord locks token regeneration for 15 minutes after failed verification attempts. **Can tokens be used across multiple applications?** No. Tokens are tied to specific bot applications. Each application requires a unique token. *** ## Get Started Generate a Discord bot token and connect the token to D2T Auto Forward in under two minutes: * **Web Dashboard:** [D2T Auto Forward web dashboard at discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com) * **Android:** [D2T Auto Forward Android app on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autoforward.dc2tele) * **iOS:** [D2T Auto Forward iOS app on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/d2t-auto-forward-message/id6743234921) * **Video Tutorial:** [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) # How to Add a Discord Bot to a Server Add a Discord bot to a server by generating an OAuth2 invite URL from the Discord Developer Portal at discord.com/developers/applications. D2T Auto Forward requires this setup to connect Discord servers to Telegram. The process takes under three minutes with the correct permissions. *** ## TL;DR Open the Discord Developer Portal at discord.com/developers/applications, navigate to OAuth2 URL Generator, select the bot scope, choose required permissions, copy the generated URL, open it in a browser, select the target server, and authorize. The user must own the server or have Manage Server permission. D2T Auto Forward works with any authorized bot. *** ## What Does Adding a Bot to a Server Mean? Adding a Discord bot to a server means granting a Discord application permission to join one specific server and operate there under approved scopes. The bot becomes a server member and can only read, post, or manage content according to the scopes granted during installation. Creating a bot in the Developer Portal does not automatically place it inside any server. Explicit authorization is required for each target server. Bot authorization follows strict security protocols to prevent unauthorized access. The OAuth2 authorization flow ensures that server owners maintain control over which applications access their communities. Prefer a video walkthrough? See the [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) for a beginner-friendly tutorial on adding bots to Discord servers. **Key requirements:** * The user adding the bot must own the server or have the **Manage Server** permission. * The bot user must already exist inside the application. * The generated OAuth2 URL must include the correct scopes and permissions. *** ## How Do I Add a Discord Bot Step by Step? Adding a Discord bot to a server requires six specific steps in the Discord Developer Portal. Navigate to discord.com/developers/applications, create or open an application, generate a bot user, configure OAuth2 scopes, select permissions, and authorize the bot through the generated URL. This process works for D2T Auto Forward and any custom bot. Incorrect scope selection or missing permissions are the most common causes of bot installation failure. The OAuth2 URL Generator provides a standardized interface for creating valid invite links that Discord accepts. Follow this sequence to invite a bot into a server: **Step 1: Open the Developer Portal** 1. Navigate to discord.com/developers/applications. 2. Sign in with the Discord account that owns the application. **Step 2: Create or open the application** 1. Click **New Application** to create a new bot. 2. Or click an existing application to open it. **Step 3: Create the bot user** 1. Go to the **Bot** section. 2. Click **Add Bot** if the application does not already have a bot user. **Step 4: Generate the invite URL** 1. Go to **OAuth2** and then **URL Generator**. 2. In the **Scopes** section, select **bot**. 3. For slash command support, also select **applications.commands**. **Step 5: Select permissions** 1. In the **Bot Permissions** area, choose only the permissions the bot actually needs. 2. Avoid **Administrator** unless the bot is in a disposable test server. **Step 6: Invite the bot** 1. Copy the generated URL. 2. Open the URL in a browser. 3. Select the target Discord server from the dropdown. 4. Review the requested permissions. 5. Click **Authorize**. 6. Complete the verification prompt. **Pre-install checklist:** | Requirement | Why it matters | | ------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | Server ownership or **Manage Server** | Discord only allows qualified users to add apps to a server. | | Bot user already exists | The install flow is tied to the application's bot configuration. | | Correct scopes selected | Missing scopes can break slash commands or bot presence. | | Only needed permissions selected | Least-privilege setup reduces security risk. | | Correct server targeted | Installing into the wrong server is a common beginner mistake. | *** ## Which OAuth2 Scopes and Permissions Should Be Selected? Select the bot scope for all Discord bots that need to read or post messages in servers. The applications.commands scope enables slash commands, which Discord introduced in 2021. For D2T Auto Forward, the bot scope combined with View Channel, Send Messages, Read Message History, Embed Links, and Attach Files provides complete forwarding functionality. Bots with granular permissions experience fewer security incidents than those granted Administrator access. Discord's permission system includes 32 distinct permissions that control specific actions within servers. **Recommended permission set for forwarding bots:** | Permission | When it is needed | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **View Channel** | The bot must see the channel before it can read or post there. | | **Send Messages** | Required if the bot will post replies, logs, or forwarded content. | | **Read Message History** | Useful for context, syncing, or message-based automations. | | **Embed Links** | Needed when the bot should render rich link previews. | | **Attach Files** | Needed for images, documents, or media forwarding. | | **Manage Messages** | Needed for moderation bots that delete or clean messages. | **Avoid Administrator permission in production.** Discord's role and channel system is detailed enough that most bots do not need full administrative power. A permission mistake in a live community can expose channels or allow unwanted actions. *** ## Why Does the Bot Join but Still Not Work? A bot can join a server successfully and still fail because installation permission and channel permission are different layers. Channel-level settings decide whether a member or app can view a channel, read history, or send messages there. Most bot functionality issues stem from channel-level permission overrides rather than installation errors. The View Server As Role feature, introduced in 2022, allows administrators to audit exactly what any role can access. This tool reduces debugging time compared to manual permission checking. **Common causes after successful join:** 1. The bot role is denied **View Channel** in the target channel. 2. The bot role lacks **Send Messages** in the target channel. 3. A channel-specific deny overrides a server-level allow. 4. Slash commands were not installed with the **applications.commands** scope. **Debugging method:** Discord's **View Server As Role** feature lets admins preview what a role can access. Open **Server Settings > Roles**, select the bot role, and click **View Server As Role** to see exactly which channels and actions are available. *** ## Which Method Should I Use: Developer Portal or App Directory? Use the Developer Portal at discord.com/developers/applications for custom bots, test bots, private apps, and custom integrations. Use the App Directory for public apps with published Discord profiles. The Developer Portal method generates a custom invite URL with precise scopes and permissions, offering full control over permission selection. The App Directory method browses and installs public apps from inside Discord. Both methods end with an authorization flow. Custom bot installations typically use the Developer Portal OAuth2 URL Generator, while the App Directory handles public app installations. The Developer Portal supports advanced configurations including webhook endpoints and privileged intents. | Method | Best For | | ------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | **Developer Portal + OAuth2 URL Generator** | Custom bots, test bots, private apps, custom integrations | | **App Directory** | Public apps with published Discord profiles | *** ## How Do I Confirm the Bot Was Added Correctly? Verify the bot installation in three places: the member list, the integrations page, and through a test action. Confirm the bot appears in the server member list, check Server Settings > Integrations > Bots and Apps to verify the bot is listed, and send one test message in a channel the bot should access. Successful bot installations typically pass all three verification checks within minutes. If the bot appears in the member list and integrations page but does not respond, check channel-level permissions next. Discord's integration dashboard provides real-time status updates for all connected applications. 1. **Member list:** Confirm the bot appears in the server member list. 2. **Integrations page:** Go to **Server Settings > Integrations > Bots and Apps** and confirm the bot is listed. 3. **Test action:** Send one test message in a channel the bot should access, or run one basic slash command. *** ## Related Guides * [How to Get a Discord Bot Token](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/get_discord_bot_token) * [Auto Send Discord Messages to Another Channel With a Bot](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/auto-send-discord-messages-to-anther-channel-with-bot) * [Discord to Discord: Setup Guide](/fundamentals/how-to-settings-for-task/discord-to-discord) * [System Settings](/fundamentals/system-settings) *** ## Key Takeaways * Generate OAuth2 invite URL from Discord Developer Portal at discord.com/developers/applications. * Server owner or Manage Server permission is required for bot authorization. * Select only necessary permissions. Avoid Administrator in production environments. * Channel-level permissions override server-level roles and can block bot functionality. * Verify installation through member list, integrations page, and test action. *** ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can a bot be added to multiple servers?** Yes. The same bot application can be invited into any number of servers. Each installation is independent and requires a user with Manage Server permission on that specific server. **What happens if the wrong permissions were selected?** The bot must be kicked and re-invited with a new OAuth2 URL containing the corrected permissions. Discord does not allow editing permissions after installation without re-authorization. **Can a bot be added without the Developer Portal?** Public apps can be added through the Discord App Directory. Custom or private bots must use the Developer Portal OAuth2 URL Generator. **Why does Discord ask for a CAPTCHA during authorization?** Discord displays a CAPTCHA to verify the authorizing user is human. This is a standard security measure and does not indicate a problem with the bot. **Can the bot be restricted to specific channels after joining?** Yes. Use channel permission overrides to deny the bot role access to channels it should not see or post in. This is recommended for least-privilege security. **How many servers can one bot join?** Discord allows bots to join up to 100 servers by default. Verified bots can join up to 200 servers. Large bots with special verification can join unlimited servers. **What is the difference between bot and user scopes?** Bot scopes grant permissions to the bot application itself. User scopes grant permissions to the Discord account authorizing the bot. Most server bots require only the bot scope. *** ## Get Started Add a Discord bot to a server and connect it to D2T Auto Forward in under three minutes: * **Web Dashboard:** [D2T Auto Forward web dashboard at discordtotelegram.com](https://discordtotelegram.com) * **Android:** [D2T Auto Forward Android app on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autoforward.dc2tele) * **iOS:** [D2T Auto Forward iOS app on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/d2t-auto-forward-message/id6743234921) * **Video Tutorial:** [RedFox Official YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw0Y-7wtBHyM6sDGdHH1lA) # Setup Topics For Task {% tabs %} {% tab title="Instructions" %} {% endtab %} {% endtabs %} # System Settings
#### **System Settings Overview** This screen provides system settings and options to manage the bot's configuration and access support. Here's the breakdown: *** #### **Bot Configuration** 1. **BOT Active State**: * Displays the current status of the bot (**Running** in this case). * Toggle the switch to enable or disable bot operations. 2. **Restart Bot**: * Restart the bot to apply updates or resolve any operational issues. 3. **Config Token**: * Update or change the Discord or Telegram token associated with the bot. *** #### **Support or Report Issue** 1. **Reach Customer Support**: * Contact the support team directly for assistance or to report any issues. 2. **Join the News Channel**: * Subscribe to the bot’s news or updates channel for the latest information. *** #### **Use Case** This menu is designed to provide full control over bot functionality and quick access to support and updates, ensuring seamless operations and troubleshooting when needed. Let me know if you need further explanations! # Whitelist: Create And Management The **Whitelist** feature allows you to define a list of **approved users, groups, or channels** whose messages will be forwarded. This ensures that only content from specific sources is included in the forwarding process, helping you filter and control message flow effectively. *** ### **How It Works** * When you add a user, group, or channel to the **Whitelist**, their messages will be forwarded. * Messages from sources **not on the Whitelist** will be ignored. * If no Whitelist is set up, messages from all sources are forwarded (unless other filters like Blacklist are applied). *** ### **1. Accessing the Replace Feature** 1. Log in to the [Auto Forward Web](https://web.discordtotelegram.com/) Dashboard. 2. In the left-hand menu under **Features**, click on **Whitelist**.
Next Tap on the **Add New** button (as shown in the image below):
## **2. Create Whitelist Rule**
### **Options Whitelist Type** You can choose one of the following **Whitelist Types**: * **Basic**: Add simple words or phrases to the whitelist. * **Regex**: Use Regular Expressions (Regex) for advanced filtering. * **Whitelist by User**: Whitelist messages from specific users. ### **1. Enter a Label** * Add a **Label** to identify your whitelist rule. * Example: `trusted_words` or `filter_links`. ### **2.** Select Whitelist Type * **Basic**: Enter one or more words (separate them with commas). * Example: `hello,cat,dog`. * **Regex**: Use a regex pattern for advanced filtering. * Example: `\bhello\b` (matches the word "hello" fully). * **Whitelist By User**: Add usernames or user IDs to whitelist specific senders. ### **3.** Full Content (Optional) * You can paste the original content to test or match against the rule. ### **4.** Apply to Tasks (Optional) * In the **Apply For Task** field, select a specific task if needed. ### **5. Save the Rule** * Tap **Create Whitelist** to save and activate the rule. ## **4. Whitelist Type** ### **1. Basic Whitelist** The **Basic Whitelist** allows you to forward messages containing specific words or phrases. #### **Steps to Use** 1. Go to **Whitelist** → Tap **Add New**. 2. Select **Basic** in the **Whitelist Type** dropdown. 3. Add the words/phrases to the **Content Whitelist** field. 4. Tap **Create Whitelist** to save.
**Example Scenarios** * **Forward messages containing "news" or "alert"** * **Content Whitelist**: `news,alert` * **Example Message**: ```csharp Breaking news: Market is rising fast! ``` * **Result**: Forwarded ✅ * **Forward messages containing "update" or "report"** * **Content Whitelist**: `update,report` * **Example Message**: ```sql Daily update: Please check the sales report. ``` * **Result**: Forwarded ✅ *** ### **2. Regex Whitelist** The **Regex Whitelist** is used for advanced matching. It allows you to use **Regular Expressions** to filter messages based on patterns. #### **Steps to Use** 1. Go to **Whitelist** → Tap **Add New**. 2. Select **Regex** in the **Whitelist Type** dropdown. 3. Enter the **Regex pattern** in the **Content Whitelist** field. 4. Tap **Create Whitelist** to save.
**Combine with many condition AND, OR**
**What are AND and OR Conditions?** 1. **AND Condition**: * Ensures that all specified conditions must be met for a message to pass the Whitelist filter. * Example: A message must contain **"BUY"** **and** **"SL: 13213"**. 2. **OR Condition**: * Ensures that any one of the specified conditions is met for a message to pass the Whitelist filter. * Example: A message must contain **"BUY"** **or** **"SELL"**. *** **Add AND/OR Conditions** 1. **To Add an AND Condition**: * Tap the **+ AND** button to add another condition that must also be met. * Example: After entering `BUY`, add `SL: 13213`. **Result**: The message must include both **"BUY"** **and** **"SL: 13213"** to pass the filter. 2. **To Add an OR Condition**: * Tap the **+ OR** button to add another condition where either can be met. * Example: After entering `BUY`, add `SELL`. **Result**: The message must include either **"BUY"** **or** **"SELL"** to pass the filter.
*** #### **Example Scenarios** * **Forward messages containing Telegram links** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex (telegram.me|t.me)/\w+ ``` * **Example Message**: ```vbnet Join us at https://t.me/example_channel. ``` * **Result**: Forwarded ✅ * **Forward messages containing "black" or "white"** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex (black|white) ``` * **Example Message**: ```csharp The shirt is black, and the shoes are white. ``` * **Result**: Forwarded ✅ * **Forward messages with the word "es" as a full word** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex \bes\b ``` * **Example Message**: ```csharp This is es. ``` * **Result**: Forwarded ✅ * **Forward messages containing both "work1" and "work2" fully** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex ^(?=.*\bwork1\b)(?=.*\bwork2\b).* ``` * **Example Messages**: * ✅ `I have work1 to do and work2 as well.` * ✅ `work1 and work2 are both important.` * ❌ `Only work1 is complete.` * **Forward messages containing either "red" or "blue"** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex (red|blue) ``` * **Example Message**: ```csharp The car is blue. ``` * **Result**: Forwarded ✅ *** ### **3. Whitelist By User (Platinum Plan Only)** The **Whitelist By User** feature allows you to forward messages only from specific users, channels, or groups that you select. By using a Whitelist, you can specify which users' messages should be forwarded using their **USER\_ID** or **USERNAME**. *** #### **How to Use Whitelist By User** To forward messages only from selected users, follow these steps: 1. **Find the User ID** of the users you want to whitelist: * Open the chat where you want to forward messages from specific users. * Use the command **`/getid`** in the chat. * Note down the **User ID** that appears in the response.
**Example**: ``` /getid ➡️ User ID: 123456789 ``` **Note**: Make sure you are using a Telegram account connected to the **AutoForward Telegram Bot** to execute the **/getid** command. 2. **Create a Whitelist Rule** in the app: * Go to **Dashboard** → Tap on **Whitelist** → **Add New**. * Select **Whitelist By User** as the **Whitelist Type**. * In the **Content Whitelist** field: * Enter the **User ID** (e.g., `123456789`) or the **Username** (e.g., `@trusted_user`). * Tap **Create Whitelist** to save the rule.
*** #### **Example Scenario** **Use Case**: Forward messages only from a trusted user. * **Content Whitelist**: `123456789` or `@trusted_user` * **Example Message**: ``` Hello, here is the latest report. ``` * **Result**: * If sent by the whitelisted user (`123456789` or `@trusted_user`): Forwarded ✅ * If sent by any other user: Blocked ❌ *** #### **Why Use Whitelist By User?** * Allows you to control and limit message forwarding to trusted users only. * Ensures your forwarded messages are from verified and relevant sources. * Enhances filtering accuracy by targeting specific **User IDs** or **Usernames**. *** ## **5.** Apply/Disable Replace For a Task The **Whitelist** feature allows you to control which messages are forwarded based on **keywords, regex patterns, or specific users**. This guide explains how to apply or disable Whitelist rules for individual tasks or globally across all tasks. #### **Step 1: Access the Whitelist List** 1. From the **Dashboard**, select the **Whitelist** feature. 2. You will see a list of all previously created **Whitelist rules**.
*** #### **Step 2: Select a Whitelist Rule** 1. Locate the Whitelist rule you want to manage. 2. Tap or click on the rule. A **popup window** will appear, displaying the details of the selected Whitelist rule.
*** #### **Step 3: Manage the Whitelist Rule for Tasks** In the popup window, the following options are available: 1. **Activate/Deactivate For Task** (Green Button) * Use this option to enable or disable the Whitelist rule for a specific task. * If the rule is already **active**, clicking this will deactivate it for the selected task. * If the rule is **inactive**, clicking this will activate it for the selected task. *** 2. **Apply For All Tasks** (Blue Button) * This option allows you to apply the Whitelist rule to **all existing tasks**. * Use this feature when you want the Whitelist rule to work globally across all tasks. *** 3. **Edit Whitelist** (Orange Button) * Tap this option to **edit the Whitelist rule**. * You can update the label, content keywords, regex patterns, or user-specific rules. *** 4. **Delete** (Red Button) * Use this option to **delete** the Whitelist rule permanently. * Be cautious: once deleted, the rule cannot be recovered. ## **6. Tips for Using Whitelist** 1. Use **Basic** for simple word-based filtering. 2. Use **Regex** for more complex patterns (e.g., URLs, mentions, or exact word matches). 3. Be precise with Regex to avoid matching unintended content. 4. Test your Regex patterns on [regex101.com](https://regex101.com) before applying them. 5. Add clear and descriptive **Labels** for easier rule management. *** ### **Why Use Whitelist?** * Ensure only relevant content is forwarded. * Filter messages based on specific words, patterns, or trusted users. * Improve control and accuracy of message forwarding. # Blacklist: Create And Management *** ## **Blacklist: Block Messages Based on Words, Patterns, or Users** The **Blacklist** feature allows you to define a list of blocked users, groups, or channels whose messages will not be forwarded. This ensures that unwanted content from specific sources is excluded from the forwarding process, helping you maintain control and relevance in message flow. *** ## **How It Works** * When you add a user, group, or channel to the **Blacklist**, their messages will be blocked. * Messages from sources **on the Blacklist** will not be forwarded. * If no Blacklist is set up, messages from all sources will be forwarded (unless other filters like Whitelist are applied). *** ## **1. Accessing the Blacklist Feature** 1. **Log in to the** [**Auto Forward Web**](https://web.discordtotelegram.com) **Dashboard.** 2. In the left-hand menu under **Features**, click on **Blacklist**.
*** #### **Next Step** Tap on the **Add New** button to create a new Blacklist rule.
*** ## **2. Create Blacklist Rule**
#### **Options for Blacklist Type** You can choose one of the following Blacklist Types: 1. **Basic**: Add simple words or phrases to the Blacklist. 2. **Regex**: Use Regular Expressions (Regex) for advanced filtering. 3. **Blacklist By User**: Block messages from specific users. *** #### **Steps to Create a Blacklist Rule** **1. Enter a Label** * Add a Label to identify your Blacklist rule. * **Example**: `block_words`, `remove_links`. **2. Select Blacklist Type** * **Basic**: Enter one or more words (separate them with commas). * **Example**: `spam,ad,unwanted`. * **Regex**: Use a regex pattern for advanced filtering. * **Example**: `\bunwanted\b` (matches the word "unwanted" fully). * **Blacklist By User**: Add usernames or user IDs to block specific senders. **3. Full Content (Optional)** * Paste the original content to test or match against the rule. **4. Apply to Tasks (Optional)** * In the **Apply For Task** field, select a specific task if needed. **5. Save the Rule** * Tap **Create Blacklist** to save and activate the rule. *** ## **3. Blacklist Types** ### **1. Basic Blacklist** The **Basic Blacklist** allows you to block messages containing specific words or phrases. **Steps to Use** 1. Go to **Blacklist** → Tap **Add New**. 2. Select **Basic** in the **Blacklist Type** dropdown. 3. Add the words/phrases to the **Content Blacklist** field. 4. Tap **Create Blacklist** to save.
*** **Example Scenarios** 1. **Block messages containing "spam" or "ad"** * **Content Blacklist**: `spam,ad` * **Example Message**: ``` This is a spam message with an ad. ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ 2. **Block messages containing "promotion" or "unsubscribe"** * **Content Blacklist**: `promotion,unsubscribe` * **Example Message**: ``` Check out our latest promotion! Unsubscribe anytime. ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ *** ### **2. Regex Blacklist** The **Regex Blacklist** is used for advanced matching. It allows you to use **Regular Expressions** to block messages based on patterns. **Steps to Use** 1. Go to **Blacklist** → Tap **Add New**. 2. Select **Regex** in the **Blacklist Type** dropdown. 3. Enter the **Regex pattern** in the **Content Blacklist** field. 4. Tap **Create Blacklist** to save.
*** **Combine Conditions with AND/OR** * **AND Condition**: All specified conditions must be met. * **OR Condition**: Any one of the specified conditions must be met.
#### **What are AND and OR Conditions?** 1. **AND Condition**: * Ensures that all specified conditions must be met for a message to be blocked. * Example: A message must contain **"buy"** **and** **"cheap"** to be blocked. 2. **OR Condition**: * Ensures that any one of the specified conditions is met for a message to be blocked. * Example: A message must contain **"spam"** **or** **"ad"** to be blocked. #### **How to Add AND/OR Conditions** 1. **Add an AND Condition**: * Tap the **+ AND** button to add another condition that must also be met. * **Example**: After entering `buy`, add `cheap`. **Result**: Messages containing both **"buy"** **and** **"cheap"** will be blocked. 2. **Add an OR Condition**: * Tap the **+ OR** button to add another condition where either can be met. * **Example**: After entering `spam`, add `ad`. **Result**: Messages containing either **"spam"** **or** **"ad"** will be blocked.
*** **Example Scenarios** 1. **Block messages containing links** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex (http|https|www)\S+ ``` * **Example Message**: ``` Visit https://example.com for more info. ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ 2. **Block messages containing "scam" or "fraud"** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex (scam|fraud) ``` * **Example Message**: ``` This is a fraud alert. ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ 3. **Block messages containing both "buy" and "cheap"** * **Regex Pattern**: ```regex ^(?=.*\bbuy\b)(?=.*\bcheap\b).* ``` * **Example Message**: ``` Buy this product for a cheap price! ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ #### **Example Scenarios Combine Multiple AND/OR Conditions** 1. **Block Messages Containing Both "buy" and "cheap"** * **Condition**: * **Content Blacklist**: `buy` * Add Condition: **+ AND** → `cheap` * **Example Message**: ```kotlin kotlinSao chép mãBuy this product for a cheap price! ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ 2. **Block Messages Containing Either "spam" or "ad"** * **Condition**: * **Content Blacklist**: `spam` * Add Condition: **+ OR** → `ad` * **Example Message**: ```csharp csharpSao chép mãThis is a spam message with an ad. ``` * **Result**: Blocked ❌ 3. **Combine Multiple AND/OR Conditions** * **Condition**: * **Content Blacklist**: `buy` * Add Condition: **+ AND** → `cheap` * Add Condition: **+ OR** → `scam` * **Example Messages**: * `Buy this product for a cheap price!`: Blocked ❌ * `This is a scam message`: Blocked ❌ * `Buy now`: Not Blocked ✅ *** ### **3. Blacklist By User (Platinum Plan Only)** The **Blacklist By User** feature allows you to block messages from specific users, channels, or groups. *** **How to Use Blacklist By User** 1. Use the **`/getid`** command to find the **User ID** of the sender. * **Example**: ``` /getid ➡️ User ID: 123456789 ``` 2. Go to **Dashboard** → Tap on **Blacklist** → **Add New**. 3. Select **Blacklist By User** as the Blacklist Type. 4. Enter the **User ID** (e.g., `123456789`) or the **Username** (e.g., `@blocked_user`). 5. Tap **Create Blacklist** to save the rule. *** **Example Scenario** * **Use Case**: Block messages from a spammer. * **Content Blacklist**: `123456789` or `@spammer_user`. * **Result**: Messages from the user will be blocked. *** ### **4. Apply/Disable Blacklist For a Task** #### **Steps** 1. From the **Dashboard**, select the **Blacklist** feature. 2. Locate the Blacklist rule you want to manage. 3. Tap on the rule to open the **popup window**. #### **Options** 1. **Activate/Deactivate For Task**: Enable or disable the rule for a specific task. 2. **Apply For All Tasks**: Apply the rule globally across all tasks. 3. **Edit Blacklist**: Update keywords, regex patterns, or user IDs. 4. **Delete**: Permanently remove the rule. *** ### **5. Tips for Using Blacklist** * Use **Basic** for simple word-based filtering. * Use **Regex** for complex patterns like URLs, mentions, or phrases. * Regularly review and update Blacklist rules for optimal performance. * Test Regex patterns using [regex101.com](https://regex101.com/). *** ### **Why Use Blacklist?** * Prevents unwanted content from being forwarded. * Blocks spam and irrelevant messages. * Ensures better control over message forwarding. *** With the **Blacklist** feature, you can effectively block messages based on words, patterns, or specific senders, ensuring only relevant content is forwarded. 🚀 # Replace : Create And Management ### **Overview** The **Replace** feature in Auto Forward Bot allows you to modify message content before it is forwarded. This is particularly useful when you want to: * Customize forwarded messages to match your target audience. * Remove sensitive or unwanted information. * Add consistent branding or formatting. With the replace feature, you can define rules to substitute specific text within messages. {% hint style="warning" %} This feature will not work if you enable "**Show Header Forwarder**" in task list {% endhint %} ## **1. Accessing the Replace Feature** 1. Log in to the[ Auto Forward Web](https://web.discordtotelegram.com) Dashboard. 2. In the left-hand menu under **Features**, click on **Replace**.
Next Tap on the **Add New** button (as shown in the image below):
## **2. Create Replace Rule** The **Create Replace** feature allows you to define rules to modify message content before forwarding. It supports various replace types, including **Basic**, **Regex**, and advanced options for removing or keeping specific lines.
*** ### **1. Replace Options** When creating a replace rule, you can choose a **Replace Type** from the dropdown menu: | Replace Type | Description | | ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Basic** | Replace specific words or phrases. | | **Use Regex** | Use Regular Expressions (Regex) for advanced replacements. | | **Remove Empty Lines** | Automatically remove all empty lines. | | **Remove Lines By Keywords** | Remove lines containing specific keywords. | | **Remove Lines By Line Number** | Remove lines based on their line numbers. | | **Replace Power** | A powerful feature that combines multiple syntaxes and supports Regex to remove or replace keywords. | | **Keep The Line Containing The Keyword** | Only keep lines containing specific keywords. | *** ### **2. Creating a Replace Rule** Follow these steps to create a replace rule: #### **Step 1: Choose Replace Type** 1. In the **Replace Type** dropdown, select the desired type (e.g., Basic, Use Regex, Remove Empty Lines). **Example**: * For simple word replacement, select **Basic**. * For advanced patterns, select **Use Regex**. *** #### **Step 2: Fill in Replace Details** 1. **Label** (*Required*): * Enter a name for your replace rule. The label must meet the following guidelines: * **Length**: Less than **20 characters**. * **Characters**: Only letters (**a-z**), numbers (**0-9**), hyphens (**-**), and underscores (**\_**). * **Case-Insensitive**: `example` and `Example` are treated the same. * **No Whitespace**: Spaces are not allowed. **Examples of valid labels**: * `replace_rule_1` * `clean-text` * `filter2024` 2. **Full Content Original** (*Optional*): * Paste the full message content to preview or test matches. 3. **Original Words** (*Required*): * Insert the exact word, phrase, or regex pattern you want to replace. 4. **New Words Replace** (*Required*): * Insert the new text to replace the original content. 5. **(Optional) Apply For Task**: * Specify the task or forward rule this replace rule will apply to (leave blank for all tasks). *** #### **Step 3: Save the Rule** 1. Click **Create Replace** to save the rule. 2. The rule will now be listed under the **Replace** section. *** ## **3. Replace Type** ### **Basic Replace** Replace simple words or phrases with new content. | **Use Case** | **Original Text** | **New Text** | **Result** | | ---------------------------- | ----------------- | --------------- | ----------------------------- | | Replace "black" with "white" | `black` | `white` | `I like white.` | | Remove the word "do not" | `do not` | *(Leave blank)* | `I like black.` | | Replace "under the moon" | `under the moon` | `on the sun` | `Sometimes I lay on the sun.` | **Steps to Use in App**:
1. Select **Basic** as the Replace Type. 2. Enter: * **Original Words**: Text to be replaced (e.g., "black"). * **New Words Replace**: Replacement text (e.g., "white"). 3. Save the rule. ### **Regex Replace** The **Regex Replace** feature allows you to perform advanced message replacements using **Regular Expressions (Regex)**. Regex is a powerful tool for matching and manipulating text patterns in messages, making it ideal for complex tasks like removing URLs, mentions, or specific patterns. Using **Regex Replace** requires a basic understanding of **Regular Expressions (Regex)**. If you are not familiar with Regex, it’s recommended to: * Start with simpler replacements using **Basic Replace**. * Learn basic Regex patterns for common use cases. ***
#### **1. Replace "good" or "perfect" with "bad"** **Use Case**: Replace the words "good" or "perfect" with "bad". **Input**: * **Original Words**: `(good|perfect)` * **New Words Replace**: `bad` **Example Message**: ``` This is a good day, everything is perfect. ``` **Result**: ``` This is a bad day, everything is bad. ``` *** #### **2. Replace URLs or mentions with a fixed text** **Use Case**: Replace all URLs or mentions (e.g., `@username` or `https://example.com`) with "@Auto\_Forward\_Messages\_Bot". **Input**: * **Original Words**: `(@|www|https?)\S+` * **New Words Replace**: @Auto\_Forward\_Messages\_Bot **Example Message**: ``` Visit https://example.com or contact @username for more info. ``` **Result**: ``` Visit @Auto_Forward_Messages_Bot or contact @Auto_Forward_Messages_Bot for more info. ``` *** #### **3. Remove unnecessary phrases and keep core content** **Use Case**: Remove unwanted phrases like "✉️TPA trading report" and "The monitoring will be continued". **Input**: * **Original Words**: `(?:.*)(BUY|SELL)(.*)\n(?:.*)` * **New Words Replace**: `\1\2` **Example Message**: ``` ✉️TPA trading report: TPA: Entry BUY UUDCHF M30 at 2023.06.16 15:30 The monitoring will be continued. ``` **Result**: ``` BUY UUDCHF M30 at 2023.06.16 15:30 ``` *** #### **4. Replace "Take profit" with "TP"** **Use Case**: Replace "Take profit (1|2|3) at" with "TP". **Input**: * **Original Words**: ^(Take\s*profit\s*\d(?:➡️|👉)at)`t` * **New Words Replace**: `TP` **Example Message**: ``` 🚨Signal Alert🚨 GOLD sell at (@ 1966.40) Take profit 1👉at 1955.35 Take profit 2👉at 1938.94 Take profit 3👉at 1918.62 Stop loss at 1982.45 🎯Chance of success: 83% ⚠️Risk 1-2% per trade! ``` **Result**: ``` 🚨Signal Alert🚨 GOLD sell at (@ 1966.40) TP 1955.35 TP 1938.94 TP 1918.62 Stop loss at 1982.45 🎯Chance of success: 83% ⚠️Risk 1-2% per trade! ``` *** #### **5. Reformat content for better readability** **Use Case**: Reformat reports with a new structure. **Input**: * **Original Words**: (?:.*#)(.*)\s+(?:.*Long.*,\s+(\w+)(?:.*))\n+(?:Entry.*)\s+(\d+.?\d+)\s+(?:SL.*-)(?:.*)\s+(\d+-\d+)(?:%)\n+(?:.*:)\n(?:.*)\s+(\d+.?\d+)(?:.*)\n(?:.*)\s+(\d+.?\d+)(?:.*)\n(?:.*)\s+(\d+.?\d+)(?:.*)\n(?:.*)\s+(\d+.?\d+)(?:.\*) * **New Words Replace**: \1 Binance futures\nLEVERAGE CROSS \2\nBUY \3\nSELL: \5 \6 \7 \8\nSTOP: \4% **Example Message**: ``` 🔥 #RDNT/USDT (Long📈, x20) 🔥 Entry - 0.2483 SL - 25-30% Take-Profit: 🥇 0.2534 (40% of profit) 🥈 0.256 (60% of profit) 🥉 0.2586 (80% of profit) 🚀 0.2614 (100% of profit) ``` **Result**: ``` RDNTUSDT Binance futures LEVERAGE CROSS 20X BUY 0.2483 SELL: 0.2534 0.256 0.2586 0.2614 STOP: 25% ``` *** #### **Tips for Users** * Use **Basic Replace** for simple word or phrase replacements. * Use **Regex Replace** for advanced patterns like URLs, mentions, or multi-line formatting. * Test your Regex rules on sample messages to ensure accuracy. * To **remove content**, leave the "New Words Replace" field blank. *** ### **Replace Power** The **Replace Power** feature is an advanced tool that allows you to apply **multiple replacement rules** at once. You can combine both **Simple Replace** and **Regex Replace** to remove or replace complex patterns in a single operation. #### **Key Features of Replace Power** 1. Apply multiple replacement rules simultaneously. 2. Support for **Simple Replace** (basic words/phrases). 3. Use **Regex** for advanced text modifications. 4. Each syntax rule corresponds to one line. Replace Power allows you to add **multiple replacement rules**. **For example:** 1. **Rule 1** (Simple Mode): * **Original Words** = `2+1=3` → **Replace Words** = 2+2=4 2. **Rule 2** (Regex Mode): * **Original Words** = `(@|www|https?)\S+` → **Replace Words** = `@Auto_Forward_Messages_Bot` 3. **Rule 3** (Simple Mode): * **Original Words** = `url:tag` → **Replace Words** = `customer`
*** ### **Using Shortcodes in Replace Features** Shortcodes allow you to dynamically insert message details like sender names, message IDs, and original text when creating replacement rules. These shortcodes can be used across all **Replace Types**, including **Basic**, **Regex**, and **Replace Power**. Shortcodes can be used in the following **Replace Types**: | **Replace Type** | **Description** | | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Basic** | Replace simple words or phrases with static or shortcode values. | | **Use Regex** | Use Regular Expressions (Regex) combined with shortcodes for dynamic results. | | **Replace Power** | Apply multiple replacement rules with shortcodes in a single operation. | *** #### **Supported Shortcodes** These shortcodes allow you to dynamically include attributes from the message source: | **Shortcode** | **Description** | | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- | | `[[FULL_TEXT]]` | Replaces the full content of the original message. | | `[[ORIGIN_USERNAME]]` | Sender's username. | | `[[ORIGIN_USERID]]` | Sender's user ID. | | `[[ORIGIN_TEXT]]` | The original message text. | | `[[ORIGIN_NAME]]` | Sender's display name or channel name. | | `[[ORIGIN_POST_ID]]` | The ID of the original post. | | `[[ORIGIN_CHAT_ID]]` | The ID of the originating chat. | | `[[ORIGIN_QUOTED_TEXT]]` | The quoted text from the original post. | | `[[ORIGIN_NAME_URL]]` | The link associated with the original sender's name. | | `[[FROM_USER]]` | The username of the message sender. | | `[[SOURCE_NAME]]` | The name of the forwarded source. | | `[[SENDER_CHAT]]` | The display name of the sender. | | `[[FORWARD_FROM_CHAT]]` | The name of the original message owner. | #### **Examples for Using Shortcodes** #### **Example 1: Replace Full Message Content** **Replace Type**: **Basic** * **Original Words**: `[[FULL_TEXT]]` * **New Words Replace**: `Hello! This message was forwarded by [[SOURCE_NAME]].` **Original Message**: ```yaml Important announcement: Meeting tomorrow at 10 AM. ``` **Result**: ```csharp Hello! This message was forwarded by Channel_Name. ``` *** #### **Example 2: Add Sender Information Using Shortcodes** **Replace Type**: **Basic** * **Original Words**: `Hi` * **New Words Replace**: `Hi - Sent by [[ORIGIN_NAME]] ([[ORIGIN_USERID]])` **Original Message**: **Original Message**: ```yaml Hi ``` **Result**: ```csharp Hi - Sent by John Doe (12345678) ``` *** ### **Remove Lines Without Keywords Using Replace** The **Remove Lines Without Keywords** feature allows you to keep specific lines from a message that contain certain **keywords**. Any line **without the keywords** will be removed from the final result. This feature is especially useful for filtering message content to keep only relevant information. #### **How It Works** * You specify one or more **keywords**. * The feature will **scan each line** of the message. * **Only lines containing the keywords** will be kept. #### **Steps to Use the Feature in the App** 1. Choose **Keep Lines with Keywords** as your Replace Type. 2. Configure the rule: * **Enter Keyword** * Tap **+ New Keyword** to add multiple keywords. * **Example Keywords**: * `BUY` * `Take` * `Profit` * `risk size` 3. Tap **Save** to apply the rule. #### **Example Scenario**
#### **Original Message** ```yaml 24/11/23 | Market Execution Notes: 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` *** #### **Replace Configuration** * **Keywords**: `BUY,Take Profit,risk size` * **New Words Replace**: `KEEP` *** #### **Final Result** Only lines containing the specified keywords (`BUY`, `Take Profit`, or `risk size`) will be kept: ```yaml 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` *** ### **Remove Lines by Keyword Using Replace** The **Remove Lines by Keyword** feature allows you to **remove lines** from a message if they contain one or more specific **keywords**. This feature helps you filter out irrelevant or unwanted lines while keeping the rest of the content intact. #### **How It Works** * You provide **keywords** to match lines in the message. * If a line contains any of the specified keywords, it will be **removed** from the final output. **Steps to Use the Feature** * Enter the keywords that will be used to identify and remove lines containing them. * Tap **+ New Keyword** to add multiple keywords. * **Example Keywords**: * `Market` * `Notes` * `risk size` #### **Example Scenario**
#### **Original Message** ```yaml 24/11/23 | Market Execution Notes: 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` #### **Keywords**: * `Market` * `Notes` * `risk size` #### **Result After Applying the Rule** Lines containing the keywords **"Market"**, **"Notes"**, and **"risk size"** will be removed: ```yaml 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 ``` *** ### **Remove Empty Lines Using Replace** The **Remove Empty Lines** feature allows you to clean up messages by removing all blank or empty lines. This ensures your forwarded content is clean and well-formatted.
#### **Example Scenario** #### **Original Message** ```yaml 24/11/23 | Market Execution Notes: 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` #### **After Applying the Rule** All empty lines are removed, and the content becomes: ```yaml 24/11/23 | Market Execution Notes: 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` *** ### **Remove Lines By Line Number Using Replace** The **Remove Lines By Line Number** feature allows you to specify which lines in a message should be removed based on their line order. This is particularly useful when you need to clean up messages by eliminating unnecessary lines. In the **Replace Type** dropdown menu, select **Remove Lines By Line Number**.
**Configure the Rule** * **Label**: * Enter a descriptive name for your rule. * Example: `remove_line_2_5`. * **Line Order**: * Enter the specific line numbers you want to remove. * Use commas (`,`) to separate multiple line numbers. * Example: `1,3,5` (to remove lines 1, 3, and 5). * **Optional: Apply For Task**: * Select a specific task to apply this rule. #### **Example Scenario** #### **Original Message** ```yaml 24/11/23 | Market Execution Notes: 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 1 at 2000 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` #### **Remove Lines**: 2, 5 * **Label**: `remove_line_2_5` * **Line Order**: `2,5` *** #### **Result After Applying the Rule** Lines 2 and 5 are removed from the message: ```yaml 24/11/23 | Market Execution 📉BUY limit XAUUSD at 1994 Stop Loss 1990 Take Profit 2 at 2006 Take Profit 3 at 2026 •APPROPRIATE risk size 1% ``` ## **4.** Apply/Disable Replace For a Task The **Replace** feature allows you to apply or disable specific replacement rules for tasks. This guide will show you how to manage Replace rules, enabling them for individual tasks or across all tasks. #### **Step 1: Access the Replace List** 1. From the **Dashboard**, select the **Replace** feature. 2. You will see a list of all previously created **Replace rules**.
*** #### **Step 2: Select a Replace Rule** 1. Locate the Replace rule you want to manage. 2. Tap or click on the rule. A **popup window** will appear, showing details of the selected Replace rule (as seen in the second image).
*** #### **Step 3: Manage the Replace Rule for Tasks** In the popup window, you will see the following options: 1. **Activate/Deactivate For Task** (Green Button) * Use this option to enable or disable the Replace rule for a specific task. * If the Replace rule is already active for the task, clicking this will **deactivate** it. * If the Replace rule is inactive, clicking this will **activate** it. *** 2. **Apply For All Tasks** (Blue Button) * This option allows you to apply the Replace rule to **all existing tasks**. * Use this feature when you want the Replace rule to take effect globally across all your tasks. *** 3. **Edit Replace** (Orange Button) * Tap this option to **edit the Replace rule**. * You can update the label, Replace syntax, or any other details of the rule as needed. *** 4. **Delete** (Red Button) * Use this option to **delete** the Replace rule permanently. * Be cautious, as this action cannot be undone. # Upgrade Plans Package
*** | **Plan** | **GOLD** ($4.99/mo) | **DIAMOND** ($7.99/mo) | **PLATINUM** ($12.99/mo) | | ------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- | -------------------------- | | **Unlimited Messages Forward** | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | | **No Sponsored Ads** | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | | **Task Creation Limit** | Max 3 Discord Channels, Max 5 Telegram Chats, Max 5 Telegram Topics | Unlimited | Unlimited | | **Edit, Delete, Reply** | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | | **ON/OFF Show Forward Header** | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | | **Duplicate/Delay Filters** | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | ✅ | ✅ | | **User Filters** | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | | **Cleaner Filter** | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | | **Replace / Reformat Content** | ❌ | Basic | Advanced | | **Blacklist / Whitelist** | ❌ | Basic | Advanced | | **Add Header / Footer** | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | | **Clone Source** | ❌ | 🔜 *(File size up to 1GB)* | 🔜 *(Unlimited file size)* | | **Dedicated Server** | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | | **Max Time Edit** | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | ✅ | | **Schedule Power ON/OFF** | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | ✅ | | **Crypto Filters** | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | ✅ | | **Auto Post Scheduler** | ❌ | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | | **Replace Sticker** | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | | **Support Forward Topic** | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | | **Filters Clone** | ❌ | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | | **Remove Line by Keyword** | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | | **Remove Line by Order** | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | | **Translate Feature** | ❌ | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | | **Watermark** | ❌ | ❌ | 🔜 *(Coming soon)* | 🌐 **Visit:** [https://web.discordtotelegram.com](https://web.discordtotelegram.com/) # To Use Replace/Whitelist/Blacklist With Text Formatting Special The bot is designed to analyze the display of content containing links, bold text, and italic text and convert it to raw content. this is tools support for feature replace ### 1. Why Use This Bot? Special text formatting can interfere with the functionality of replace, whitelist, and blacklist features. This is because these features rely on plain text matching, and formatting such as bold, italics, links, or emojis may cause mismatches or prevent these features from working as expected. Converting the formatted content into raw text using the bot can help overcome this limitation. The [**FindMyIDs**](https://t.me/FindMyIDs_Bot) bot is designed to help users read and extract information from special text formatting in Telegram, including: * **Bold** * *Italic* * `Monospace` * ~~Strikethrough~~ * [Hyperlinks](https://example.com) * 🎉 VIP Emojis * 🅰️ Text Styles Additionally, the bot supports **converting** these formats into raw content for easy processing and provides tools to utilize features like replace, whitelist, and blacklist efficiently. ### 2. Purpose of Use The bot helps you: * View special text formatting in messages. * Analyze and store information from these formats. * **Convert text formatting into raw content** for further use or processing. * Utilize features such as replace, whitelist, and blacklist effectively in Telegram groups and channels. * Manage content in Telegram groups and channels more efficiently. ### 3. Usage Steps #### Step 1: Connect to the Bot 1. Search for the @**FindMyIDs\_Bot** on Telegram or access it via this [link](https://t.me/FindMyIDs_Bot). 2. Click **Start** to begin using the bot. **Step 2: Forward a Message or Post**
* Forward a post or message containing special text formatting directly to the bot. * Once forwarded, select the **Get HTML** option to receive a detailed output with formatting converted into HTML or raw content.
**Step 3: Receive Results** The bot will return: * A list of detected formats. * Specific content from each format. * **Raw content** of the message, without formatting. * **Use Raw content for replace, whitelist, blacklist** ### 4. Example For example, you want to change the url of **Contract Link** to another link. * **Post Original:** [`Contract Link`](https://0xppl.com/0xb8fe58030ea0c97982aad054a687ba32de82a405) `Name : Biosphere3` `Symbol : BIOS Dev Purchase` Amount : 4600.0 VIRTUALS (42.61%) You can forward the post you just shared to **FindMyIDs Bot** to get its raw content output, which will include details like links, text formatting, and emojis stripped into plain text or parsed HTML * **Result Raw Content** \Contract](https://0xppl.com/0xb8fe58030ea0c97982aad054a687ba32de82a405">Contract) Link\ Name : \Biosphere3\ Symbol : \BIOS\ Dev Purchase Amount : \4600.0 VIRTUALS (42.61%)\ \Deployer](https://0xppl.com/">Deployer) Link\ **Copy raw content new emoji and open web** [**https://web.autoforwardtelegram.com/**](https://web.autoforwardtelegram.com/) **create a replace**
**Example about change Emoji Premium**
**After obtaining the raw content, use it for replace, whitelist, and blacklist operations** **Raw Content Emoji Premium in this case:** ``` 🛫 ``` **Now you want change it to emoji premium other. At BOT write new content with new emoji then enter. Next reply new post and typing /html it will get new raw content as below**
**Copy raw content new emoji and open web** [**https://web.autoforwardtelegram.com/**](https://web.autoforwardtelegram.com/) **create a replace**
# FAQ # What data the bot has access to regarding my Telegram and Discord accounts? Thank you for your interest in our message forwarding bot from Discord to Telegram. ### ✅ What data does the bot access? The bot only accesses the necessary data to perform message forwarding, and only in the channels/groups you’ve authorized:\ • On Telegram, the bot can read and send messages only in the groups or channels where you’ve explicitly added it and granted the appropriate permissions (e.g., read and send messages).\ • On Discord, the bot receives messages only from the channels you configure for forwarding. ### 🔐 Privacy and Security: We ensure that:\ • The bot does not collect any personal data from your Telegram or Discord accounts.\ • All access is strictly limited to the technical operation of the forwarding function.\ • No data is shared with third parties, and you can request deletion of any data at any time. # Bot Not Forwarding Messages – How to Troubleshoot **📭 Bot Not Forwarding Messages – How to Troubleshoot** If you notice that the bot isn’t forwarding messages as expected, don’t worry — this guide will walk you through the common causes and how to resolve them quickly. *** ### 🛠️ Step 1: Review All Active Filters and Rules Before assuming there’s a bug, it’s important to check if the issue is caused by any filtering or automation features you’ve enabled. Please carefully review the following: **✅ Blacklist** Blocks messages containing specific keywords, usernames, or content types. ➡️ Check if the message being blocked contains any blacklisted items. **✅ Whitelist** Allows the bot to forward only messages that match certain criteria. ➡️ Make sure the source of your message is on the allowed list. **✅ Filters** Filters can restrict message types such as: • Only text • Only media (photos/videos) • Only forwarded messages ➡️ Ensure the filter settings are not too restrictive. **✅ Cleaner** Automatically deletes certain messages after they’re received. ➡️ This could remove messages before they are forwarded. **✅ Rules (Custom Conditions)** You may have defined rules that unknowingly exclude certain message types or sources. ➡️ Disable all rules temporarily to test if they are the cause. **✅ Other Active Tasks** Check whether other forwarding tasks are working properly. ➡️ If all tasks are failing, the issue may be global (e.g. network, bot permissions, or system-wide settings). *** > ⚠️ Pro Tip: If you’re not sure which filter is causing the issue, try disabling all filters and rules. Then test if the bot works normally again. *** ### 🧪 Step 2: Simulate the Problem in a New Test Setup If the issue persists even with all filters and rules disabled, please help us investigate further by creating a new, clean test environment. #### 🔧 What You Need to Do: #### 1. Create a New Discord Server • You can make it private and empty — just for testing. #### 2. Create a New Telegram Channel • Set it to public or private — either is fine. #### **3. Setup a new Task Forward** Create a simple forwarding task from the Discord server to the Telegram Channel. {% content-ref url="/pages/DUx5bVirKOAt75QwTXvw" %} [Setup New Task Auto Forward](/guides/setup-new-task-auto-forward) {% endcontent-ref %} {% embed url="" %} *** #### 📤 Step 3: Share the Following Info with [Admin](https://t.me/redf0x1) Once you’ve set up the test environment, please send the following: • **🔗 Invitation link to the Discord server** **• 👤 Your Discord username** **• 🔗 Invitation link to the Telegram channel** **• 🔗 GRANT ACCESS AS ADMIN IN TELEGRAM CHANNEL TO SUPPORT FIX BUG** You can send this information directly to the [admin](https://t.me/redf0x1) via our support contact. *** ### 🧑‍💻 Step 4: Admin Will Help Troubleshoot Once we receive your test setup and links, our team will: • Verify bot connectivity • Reproduce the issue • Help identify the root cause • Guide you through the fix (or apply it directly) *** ❓ Need Help? If you need assistance during setup or have questions, don’t hesitate to contact our support team. We’re here to make sure your bot runs smoothly! # Why is my bot experiencing delays when forwarding messages? First of all, we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience you have experienced. We understand that delays in using the service can be frustrating and affect your overall experience. **The delay when forwarding messages can be caused by a few factors:** 📊 **Large Amount of Data from Telegram Groups:** When there is a significant amount of data to be processed, especially from large groups or channels, the system may need additional time, resulting in random delays. ⚙️ **Too Many Tasks or Features Being Used Simultaneously:** If you are creating multiple tasks at the same time, using features like replace, blacklist, or whitelist, it may increase the workload for the bot, leading to potential delays. 👥 **Participating in Too Many Channels, Groups, or Chats:** If your bot is involved in too many chats, channels, or groups, particularly those with a large number of members, this can also increase processing time and result in message delays. *** ### **🛠️ How to Reduce Delays?** To help reduce the chance of delays, consider the following: 📉 **Limit the Number of Tasks:** Reduce the number of simultaneous tasks, especially those involving replace, blacklist, or whitelist features, to decrease the bot's workload. 🗑️ **Delete unnecessary tasks, replace, blacklist, whitelist:** Remove any unnecessary tasks, replace operations, or blacklist/whitelist entries. This will help reduce the processing burden on the bot and minimize delays. 💬 **Minimize Channel/Group Involvement:** Try to reduce the number of channels, groups, or chats that the bot is participating in, particularly those with a high number of members. 🗑️ **Delete Unnecessary Channels/Groups/Chats**: Remove channels, groups, or chats that are not necessary. This helps to reduce the overall data load and makes the bot more efficient. **We are constantly working on optimizing our system to minimize these delays and provide a more seamless experience for you.** Sincerely **AutoForward Team** # How to get manual channel, group, user ID? {% hint style="warning" %} To be able to find the id you must be a previous participant in channel, group or one of the conversation. {% endhint %} ## Get manual channel, group, user ID 1. Goto channel, group or conversation you want get id 2. Click right mouse a message in channel, group or conversation
3. Select Forward to and find bot [@GetDetail\_Bot](https://t.me/GetDetail_Bot) 
https://t.me/GetDetail_Bot
4. Forward message Chosen to bot 5. At here will have all info of channel, group or conversation
6. **Copy Origin Chat ID is -1001447685810 and remove -100. ID FINAL is 1447685810.** 7. **Copy it to App Autoforward Telegram** ## Get manual Topic ID 1. Goto group have Topics 2. Click right click select **Copy Post Link** from **Message** 3. We will receive link same like **""** 4. Copy **Topic\_ID** is path near the end, corresponding = **2**
# What to do when upgrade fails? ## Find your Google Store receipt & order number If you didnt' get subscribe after purchasing it on Google Play store the you need to let us know Order ID or Transaction ID in order for us to find out purchase. We will credit this missing purchase once we have the transaction ID or Order ID. Transaction ID or Order ID will be in following format: **GPA.xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx** When you purchase Google sends you order details by email. If you can't find order in the emails then you can go to following URL and find out order ID [**https://pay.google.com/gp/w/u/0/home/activity**](https://pay.google.com/gp/w/u/0/home/activity) Click on the order details and at the bottom you will see Transaction ID
After finding the Order, take a screenshot and send it to [@redf0x1](https://t.me/redf0x1) ## Find your Apple Store receipt & order ID 1. To see your purchase history, go to [reportaproblem.apple.com](https://reportaproblem.apple.com/?s=13). 2. Sign in with your Apple ID. 3. A list of purchases will appear. To see family members' purchases, select the Apple ID button and choose a family member. 4. **To see the full receipt, including tax, tap or click the date. Multiple purchases, including subscriptions, may be grouped into one charge.** *Can't find a matching charge at reportaproblem.apple.com? Find out if you used another account to make a purchase.* 1. Search your email for the words “receipt from Apple” or “invoice from Apple”. 2. Look for a receipt that matches the amount you can see on your billing statement. 3. On the receipt, see what was purchased and which Apple ID was used.
4. Check if the Apple ID in the email is different to what you used to sign in to reportaproblem.apple.com. If it’s different, use this Apple ID to sign in to [reportaproblem.apple.com](http://reportaproblem.apple.com/) and review your purchase history. After finding the Order, take a screenshot and send it to [@redf0x1](https://t.me/redf0x1) # Trick to Continuously Forward Multiple Messages on Telegram 🔄 **Trick to Continuously Forward Multiple Messages on Telegram** 🔄 🌟Telegram, a popular messaging platform, imposes limitations on forwarding multiple messages within a short period. When these limits are exceeded, forwarding activities are temporarily suspended. To address this issue and maintain seamless forwarding, we recommend using multiple Telegram accounts instead of relying on just one. **🔍 Step-by-Step Guide:** 1️⃣ **Create Multiple Telegram Accounts** 👉 Register multiple Telegram accounts, one for each forwarding operation you require. 2️⃣ **Determine the Number of Messages and Chats to Forward** 👉 Calculate the total number of messages and groups chats you want to forward within a specific time frame. 3️⃣ **Divide the Forwarding Task Among Multiple Accounts** 👉 For instance, if you intend to forward to 100 groups chats, divide them among 5 Telegram accounts, with each account handling forward to 20 groups chats. 4️⃣ **Set Up Forwarding on Each Account** 👉 Configure the forwarding settings on each account to forward the desired chats. 5️⃣ **Manage and Monitor Forwarding Operations** 👉 Maintain a list of your Telegram accounts and the number of chats forwarded by each. 🚨 Important Note: Before implementing this trick, be aware that forwarding a large number of messages may violate Telegram's terms of service. It is essential to use this feature responsibly and within the platform's guidelines. By following this approach, you can effectively overcome Telegram's forwarding limitations and maintain uninterrupted forwarding of messages across multiple accounts. Happy forwarding! 🚀📬 # What if you do not want to login? {% hint style="info" %} Then this bot will not be able to help you out. All the features of this bot require you to be logged in to the bot. {% endhint %} # Can someone else see my login details? {% hint style="info" %} No, nobody can see your login details. None of your information is STORED except the cookies. These are the same cookies which your Telegram app uses. These are stored in our highly secured servers which nobody has access to. {% endhint %} # Can the source chat owner know that I am copying messages using this bot? {% hint style="info" %} No, the source chat owner cannot know of this at all unless you tell him/her on your own. {% endhint %} # Are all the messages sent on time? Is there any delay in the message? {% hint style="info" %} All the messages are sent as soon as they are received. There is no delay on our end. However, you can add a delay of a few seconds using the config menu. {% endhint %} # Do I require to keep my internet on when running this bot? {% hint style="info" %} No, you do not need to keep your internet on. The bot copies all messages on its own. {% endhint %} # Can I forward from a private channel? {% hint style="info" %} Yes. You can forward from a private channel as long as you as a user are joined on that channel. {% endhint %} # Does this bot have any message limitation? {% hint style="info" %} **No.** We don't have any message limitations in place. {% endhint %} # Can I add more features? {% hint style="info" %} Yes. You can request any feature as long as it is really useful for everyone, I will update it as soon as possible. {% endhint %} # I found a bug, how can I solve it? {% hint style="info" %} We are very glad that you found the bug, no matter how big or small it is, please contact via telegram [@ redf0x1](https://t.me/redf0x1) for the fastest response. {% endhint %} # Why do I see an "iPhone 8 Plus" device {% hint style="info" %} Don't worry, this is the device to run BOT 24/7. Because BOT will always be online on your behalf to forward messages instantly without interruption. Please do not delete, otherwise the BOT will not be able to work. {% endhint %} # Change log * \=== **11-04-2022 ===**\ ✅ Optimize Clone Feature: now you can copy all messages, stickers, images, files, videos ..etc. on all channels with content restriction enabled, at lightning speed. In addition, you can also use the /replace feature when clone.\ ✅ Upgrade algorithm for replace feature, now you just need to know how to use regex, you can do everything with our BOT. In addition, if your regex syntax is wrong, BOT will automatically ignore it, you should check the syntax carefully before using it.\ ✅ Automatically alert you when BOT cannot connect to your account or your account is limited by telegram. It will help you proactively know how your account is doing.\ ✅ Fix bug duplicate reply message\ ✅ Fix bug black/white list not work with Album\ ✅ Improved some functions and fixed many small bugs.
* \=== **25-03-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ Added Watermark option to the bot. (use /settings command)
✅ Fix some bug translate language feature.\ ✅ Fix some bug when forward file, video, image, voice ..etc in channel restrict saving content.\ ✅ Improved some functions and fixed many small bugs.
* \=== **17-03-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢\ 1️⃣ Add Translate Language (use /settings command)\ \ ✅ Improved some functions and fixed many small bugs
* \=== **16-03-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ Add Crypto Filters (use /settings command)\ 2️⃣ Add more information for Blacklist and Whitelist when using /settings command\ 3️⃣ Support feature clone: delay time, replace ..etc
🛑 BUG Issue🛑 ✅ Fix forwarding not working when creating multiple tasks with the same SOURCE\_ID to multiple TARGET\_ID\ ✅ Add warning and stop forwarding when your telegram account is limited\ ✅ Improved some functions and fixed many small bugs
* \=== **09-03-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ New Cleaner format: URL, Mention, Hashtag\ 2️⃣ New Filters: Link\ 3️⃣ Add header, footer every message (use command /settings)\ 4️⃣ Add max\_time\_edit (use command /forward)
🛑 BUG Issue🛑 ✅ Fix bug whitelist, blacklist not work when edit\ ✅ Fix some bug can't forward content restrict\ ✅ Fix some bug can't forward album 🆘 Because the number of users using BOT is increasing, I have created a separate channel to conveniently notify everyone\ ▶️ Join here: * \=== **05-03-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢\ 1️⃣ Add **Cleaner** feature for each task separately (you can see it by typing /settings => select task label => Cleaner (Here you can delete many things that you do not want to appear in the message.)\ 2️⃣ Support new filters: Video, Audio, Sticker, Text\ 3️⃣ Support new function: Restart Setup, Reset Config button (use command /profile)\ 🛑 BUG Issue🛑\ ✅ Automatically disable task forward when any SOURCE\_ID or TARGET\_ID fails or is banned.\ ✅ Automatically stop all forward actions when your account is time-limited. When the limit expires, it will automatically work again.
* \=== **23-02-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ Add Clone feature (use command /clone for document) 2️⃣ Add Logout feature (use command /profile -> Logout) * \=== **19-02-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ Add Filter Users feature for each task separately (you can see it by typing /settings => select task label => Filter Users (type /filter\_users for create) 2️⃣ Add WhiteList, BlackList feature for each task separately (you can see it by typing /settings => select task label => Filter Users (type /whitelist or /blacklist for create) ✅ Change the Edit feature in each task, if you turn off the Edit feature, instead of editing the message as the source, the bot will post a new message ✅ Fix some bug forward private group * \=== **15-02-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ Add replace word feature, even powerful syntax support like regex (you can type /replace for instructions on how to use it) 2️⃣ Add Duplicate Filter feature for each task separately (you can see it by typing /settings => select task label => Duplicate Filters (on/off) ✅ Fix some errors related to chanel restricted * \=== **12-02-2022 ===**\ 🛑 System Issue🛑 We experienced some system crashes due to overload. I don't think this BOT will be supported by so many people in such a short time * \=== **11-02-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 1️⃣ Add Filter feature for each task separately (you can see it by typing /settings => select task label => Filters ➡️ => here will appear the features) 2️⃣ Add feature to set delay time for each task (enter /forward to see details) ✅ Optimized the algorithm to support complex regexes when using the /whitelist and /blacklist features * \=== **11-02-2022 ===**\ 🛑Server Problem🛑 We apologize for the connection loss a few hours ago due to some server issues. Everything is working fine now. * \=== **07-02-2022 ===**\ 🟢 NEW FEATURE 🟢 We have just updated many new features, you can type /settings to see it. very simple to use, you just need to double click on the options you want to enable/disable: ▶️ Disable/Enable task button\ ▶️ Forward Header (on/off)\ ▶️ Process Reply (on/off)\ ▶️ Process Edit (on/off)\ ▶️ Process Delete (on/off) * \=== **05-02-2022 ===**\ 🛑FIX BUG 🛑 We've just released an update that fixes forwarding issues.\ ➡️ BOT to BOT\ ➡️ BOT to user\ ➡️ User to BOT\ ➡️ Multiple Chanel to Group (turn off chat)\ ✅ Improved tasks to make them super fast without delay * \=== **29-01-2022 ===**\ 🛑 System Issue🛑 We experienced some system crashes due to overload. I don't think this BOT will be supported by so many people in such a short time. ✅ I have a system upgrade, enjoy. Thank you for your trust * \=== **28-01-2022 ===**\ 🟢 UPDATE DOCUMENT 🟢 We have just updated our guide to using blacklist, the whitelist includes basic and advanced examples (using regex). Now you can go to this link for details: * \=== **27-01-2022 ===**\ 🛑 BUG ISSUES 🛑 1️⃣ Fix forward bug with multiple SOURCE\_ID, TARGET\_ID\ 2️⃣ Some accounts may be automatically disconnected, we have fixed it.\ If you encounter this situation, please reconnect with the command /connect \[your\_phone] * \=== **26-01-2022 ===**\ ✅ Support new feature Whitelist and Blacklist. Now you can see it at menu command or type /whitelist /blacklist for read document * \=== **25-01-2022 ===**\ ✅ Support for auto-forwarding when the channel is on "**Restrict saving content**". 👍🏻 The forward speed depends on the content capacity of the SOURCE ID * \=== **24-01-2022 ===**\ We just updated the website and user manual. Now you can follow it. 🌎Website: 📖Document & FAQ: * \=== **21-01-2022 ===**\ **Release public Auto Forward Messages Bot** # Contact US {% hint style="success" %} For any support information, error reports, comments, you can contact us {% endhint %} * Telegram: @[redf0x1](https://t.me/redf0x1) * Website: # Privacy Policy **Privacy Policy for D2T Auto Forward Bot** #### 1. Introduction Welcome to D2T Auto Forward Bot. We value your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and safeguard your data when using our service. #### 2. Information We Collect We do not collect or store any personal data. However, the app may process the following data for functionality: * **User-provided settings:** Configuration data required to forward messages between platforms. * **Message forwarding data:** Temporary processing of messages for transmission from Discord to Telegram. * **Log data:** May include basic information such as timestamps and error logs to improve the app’s functionality. #### 3. How We Use Information We only process data to enable the core functionality of the bot, which includes: * Forwarding messages between Discord and Telegram based on user-defined settings. * Improving app performance and troubleshooting technical issues. * Ensuring compliance with relevant policies. #### 4. Data Retention & Security We do not store forwarded messages or personal data permanently. Any temporary processing is handled securely, and data is not shared with third parties. #### 5. Third-Party Services D2T Auto Forward Bot interacts with third-party platforms such as Discord and Telegram. We do not control these services, and you should refer to their privacy policies: * [Discord Privacy Policy](https://discord.com/privacy) * [Telegram Privacy Policy](https://telegram.org/privacy) #### 6. User Rights As a user, you have the right to: * Configure and disable the bot at any time. * Delete or modify forwarded content based on platform settings. #### 7. Compliance with Google Play & Apple App Store Policies This application strictly adheres to Google Play and Apple App Store policies by: * Not collecting personal information without user consent. * Not engaging in spam or unauthorized automation. * Ensuring compliance with the data protection guidelines of third-party services. #### 8. Changes to This Policy We reserve the right to update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any changes will be communicated through the app or our official website. #### 9. Contact Us If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at: