Use the official onboarding invite link to add Fluxtility Pro to your server. Alternatively, find the bot in any server where it is active, view its profile, and use the invite button from there.

1. Go to Server Settings → Integrations and find Fluxtility Pro.

2. Click Manage. Set @everyone to disabled but leave All Channels enabled.

3. From here you can restrict individual commands to specific roles or channels.

The bot requires the following permissions in every channel it operates in:

For a well-managed server, apply these restrictions through Integrations:

This is the first thing to do after inviting the bot. The verification panel allows users to connect their Twitter/X account to their Discord identity, which is required to participate in raids.

1. Create a read-only channel named something like #verify or #flux-verify.

2. Run the command and select that channel:

   /setup-panel type:twitter-verification channel:#flux-verify

3. The bot will post a persistent verification panel in that channel. Users click the button to begin the verification flow.

Set dedicated channels where Fluxtility will announce raid, raffle, and giveaway winners. This keeps your main channels clean.

Create these channels first, then run each command and select the appropriate channel.

Enable tracking so Fluxtility records raid participants and winners for the leaderboard.

Choose whether your server's primary leaderboard tracks raid winners or participants.

Options: winners or participants.

Limit how many raids can be active per day to prevent spam.

Get your server's wallet address and current balances:

The bot responds with the public address as copyable text and as a QR code — useful when switching between devices.

To move SOL or tokens from the guild wallet to an external address:

Both commands have a fee of 0.0005 SOL. The difference: /dao-withdraw sends to an external wallet address; /dao-transfer sends to another user's Flux Discord wallet.

After a raid ends (or at any time), use /raid-draw to select winners from accumulated leaderboard data across a timeframe. The bot uses a wheel mechanism to randomly select the configured number of winners and can automatically distribute token rewards from the guild wallet.

Use /track to view and manage active raid tracking data — including who has verified participation and current winner candidates.

The bot guides you through a multi-step selection process:

1. Select NFT — choose the NFT from your guild wallet to raffle off

2. Select currency — pick which SPL token users will pay with

3. Set price per ticket — how much of the selected token each ticket costs

4. Set duration — how long the raffle runs (e.g. 24h, 3d)

5. Set total tickets — maximum number of tickets available

6. Set max per person — ticket purchase limit per user

7. Write a description — message shown in the raffle embed

8. Review & confirm — the bot shows a preview before posting

After confirmation the raffle is posted and users can purchase tickets immediately. The NFT is delivered automatically to the winner's Flux wallet when the raffle ends.

If something goes wrong after a raffle is posted, use /refund-raffle to automatically return all ticket purchases to buyers.

Get the message ID by right-clicking the raffle post in Discord → Copy Message ID.

1. Select NFT (on-chain only) — choose from guild wallet

2. Quantity — number of prizes available

3. Duration — how long the giveaway runs

4. Winners — number of winners to select

5. Title — giveaway name shown in the embed

6. Description — additional context or instructions

7. Emoji — reaction emoji users click to enter

8. Mention — optional role ping

9. Review & confirm

The bot walks you through the setup:

1. Select NFT — choose the NFT from the guild wallet to auction

2. Starting bid — the minimum opening bid amount

3. Minimum increment — the minimum amount each new bid must exceed the previous by

4. Currency — which SPL token bids are placed in

5. Duration — how long bidding stays open

6. Description — text shown in the auction embed

7. Review & confirm

Once posted, users bid directly from the Discord embed. Bids are held on-chain. When the auction ends, the winner receives the NFT and non-winning bids are returned automatically.

Fee: 0.0005 SOL per auction creation.

Define which role qualifies users to claim daily rewards. This should be your NFT holder verification role.

Set which SPL token to award and how much per daily claim.

Define how much activity a user needs to complete to qualify for that day's claim.

Users must send at least the specified number of messages and spend at least the specified minutes in voice channels during the day to unlock their claim.

Set how many days of grace a user gets before their streak resets (e.g. if they miss a day).

With a grace period of 1, missing a single day won't break the streak — they have until the following day to catch up.

Reward users more on weekends or during special events.

A multiplier of 2 doubles the daily reward on weekends.

Give bonus rewards when users hit specific streak day milestones.

Reward types: SOL, SPL, or NFT. The NFT must be in the guild wallet.

To remove a streak reward:

Freeze or unfreeze a specific user's streak (e.g. if they had technical issues):

A frozen streak doesn't progress or reset until unfrozen.

Configure the following options:

Once configured, users submit suggestions using:

After this is set, server boosters can claim their reward with:

The reward comes from the guild wallet. Make sure there is sufficient token balance to cover claims.

Options: winners or participants. This command can be made available to everyone — it's safe to leave unrestricted.

Use /lbpoints to correct leaderboard data — for example, if a raid had a misconfiguration or a user was incorrectly counted.

Use /reset to clear specific data sets at the start of a new season or campaign period.

Reset options: leaderboard, verifications, wallet-collection, all.

Configure the following during setup:

Enter participant names separated by commas. Press enter to confirm and the bot posts the interactive wheel. Spin to reveal the winner.

Polls the Fluxtility API every 3 minutes for trait/metadata changes on your project's NFTs and posts a notification embed to your configured channel. The watcher activates only when both a channel and project ID are set.

Running the command without options shows the current configuration status. The bot replies with a status embed showing the channel, project ID, ping role, and whether the watcher is enabled or disabled. All options are individually updatable — you can change the channel or role without re-entering the project ID.

Polls the mint API every ~3 minutes and posts an announcement embed each time a new NFT mint is detected. The embed shows the NFT name, owner, image, and the list of NFTs that were burned as part of the mint.

1. Log in at fluxtility.fluxinc.io with Discord OAuth.

2. Click the ⚙️ Admin button in the dashboard header (only visible to users with Administrator permission).

3. Select your server from the guild dropdown.