RAZE
Dashboard
Invite Bot
Privacy
This policy explains what data Raze uses to provide Discord bot features, VALORANT rank tracking, autoroles, server dashboards, and operational health checks.
Last updated: April 25, 2026Raze may process Discord server IDs, channel IDs, user IDs, usernames or display names, linked VALORANT account names and tags, region settings, rank data, role configuration, dashboard settings, audit entries, and technical health data.
This data is used to link Discord members to VALORANT accounts, display stats, post rank updates, sync autoroles, generate summaries, operate the dashboard, and diagnose missing permissions or refresh issues.
The dashboard uses Discord OAuth to identify you and list servers where you have administrator access. Raze uses this only to decide which server dashboards you may access.
Raze may request VALORANT rank and match information from external APIs based on the account names, tags, and regions configured by server admins or users.
The dashboard uses a session cookie to keep you signed in. The cookie is used for authentication and dashboard access control, not for advertising or cross-site tracking.
Raze does not sell personal data. Data may be sent to Discord, VALORANT-related APIs, hosting infrastructure, and database services only where needed to provide the bot and dashboard features.
Server admins can remove linked accounts, reset server configuration, or remove Raze from a Discord server. You can also request help with data removal through the support Discord.
Raze uses access controls, session cookies, and server-side checks to protect dashboard access. No online service can guarantee complete security, but the bot is designed to store only data required for its features.
For privacy questions, dashboard access issues, or data removal requests, contact the Raze support Discord.
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