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# Discord Name & Avatar

The Player Identity panel can show the Discord name and avatar of the joining player.

1. Create an application in the [Discord Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications) and add a bot to it.
2. Copy the bot token and set it in `config.lua`:

```lua
Config.DiscordBotToken = 'your token'
```

3. Restart the resource.

The bot needs no special permissions or intents. The name and avatar appear only for players who have the Discord app open, because FiveM needs the Discord identifier. Everyone else sees their FiveM name and the placeholder avatar.

If Discord does not answer within 5 seconds, the player continues without the avatar, so the connection never waits on Discord.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never share the bot token. It stays in `config.lua`, which is loaded on the server only. If it leaks, reset it in the Developer Portal.
{% endhint %}


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