Your token is never stored to disk. The moment you paste it, it's encrypted with a server-side cipher key that only exists in memory — the encrypted form that travels over the network is random-looking binary data that cannot be used outside this server process. Restart the server and it's gone.

A Discord token is the credential your account uses to authenticate with Discord's Gateway. It's different from a bot token — this is your personal account token. CloudCord uses it to open a persistent WebSocket connection that keeps your status and Rich Presence active 24/7.

Yes — add as many tokens as you want. Each account runs its own independent Gateway session with separate RPC and Voice configs. They all show up in the dashboard with live uptime counters.

Sessions keep running on the server — closing the tab or refreshing the page has no effect. When you come back, the dashboard restores your session state automatically. Sessions only stop if you manually stop them or the server restarts.

Discord's Gateway occasionally sends reconnect or resume opcodes — this is normal behavior. CloudCord handles it automatically and re-establishes the session within seconds. Your presence and voice state are restored on reconnect.

Self-botting violates Discord's Terms of Service. Risk is generally low for passive actions like presence and voice, but it exists. CloudCord is provided as-is with no guarantees — you accept full responsibility for using your own accounts.