How does KingshotPro verify which kingdom a Kingshot player is in?

Century Games' gift-code service checks a player ID and a kingdom number before it looks at the code. Sent a code that cannot exist, it answers "CDK NOT FOUND" when the player is in that kingdom and "USER INFO ERROR" when they are not. Nothing is redeemed and nothing changes on the account, so the reply is a read-only answer to "is this player ID in this kingdom right now".

Does a KingshotPro badge prove someone owns the account?

No. Player IDs are visible in-game, so anyone can type one that is genuinely in a kingdom. A rung-1 badge says only that the ID resolves to the kingdom claimed, on the date shown. Ownership is approached through the higher rungs: a server where eight or more different Discord accounts each confirm a different player ID in the same kingdom is an alliance, not one person with a spare account.

Is player power verified on KingshotPro?

No. The publisher removed the endpoint that returned nickname, power, Town Center level and alliance on 21 July 2026. Power, Town Center, language and play hours are typed by the player and are labelled "declared" everywhere they appear.

How do I get Kingshot gift codes redeemed automatically?

Run /redeem register with your player ID and kingdom number in any Discord server that has the KingshotPro bot. Every new code found after that is redeemed for that ID within six hours, /redeem status shows what happened to the last five, and /redeem stop ends it immediately. Redemption only ever runs for an ID that its own Discord account registered.

What data does the KingshotPro transfer hub store about me?

Your Discord user ID, your player ID, the kingdoms that ID has been in with dates, anything you typed into a declare command, and which servers you used the bot in. No email, no real name, no password. /passport unlink deletes all of it immediately and stops redemption on the spot.

Can I buy or sell a Kingshot account on KingshotPro?

No. Century Games prohibits third-party account trading and penalises advertising it. No field here accepts a price or a payment method: every free-text value is screened before it is stored, and a value that mentions money, a payment app or an account sale is refused rather than saved and moderated later.

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The transfer hub

Thousands of Kingshot kingdoms, thousands of separate Discord servers, and no way to tell whether the person offering you a kingdom is even in it. This is the layer that answers that one question — and the reason people bother answering it.

What is actually proven: the game's own backend will confirm that a player ID is in a given kingdom, without redeeming anything and without touching the account. What is not: that the person typing the ID owns it, or anything at all about their power, name or alliance. Every badge on this site says which of those two it is.

Start here: one command, then never again

Nobody links a player ID for a badge. They link it because they are tired of pasting every gift code into alliance chat and then chasing eighty people for two days.

Add the KingshotPro bot to your alliance or kingdom Discord, or use it in a server that already has it.
Run /redeem register id: kingdom: once, with your player ID and the kingdom number you are in.
Every new gift code found after that is redeemed for you within six hours. /redeem status shows what happened to the last five. /redeem stop ends it immediately.

That first attempt is also the check: it is sent with the kingdom you declared, so the reply tells us whether you are in it. Registering for automatic codes is the verification — there is no second step and no form.

Add the bot to your server

The ladder, in plain words

Five rungs, and the badge text is the product. A badge that overstates is worse than no badge, because the whole point is that somebody can stake a hundred accounts on it.

Rung	What happened	The badge says	What a liar has to do
0	Somebody typed a kingdom. Recorded, unchecked.	Kingdom claimed: K652 — not checked	Nothing.
1	The player ID they linked resolves to the kingdom they claim.	Player ID in K652 · checked 2026-09-08	Know a real player ID in that kingdom. IDs are visible in-game, so this is easy — which is why it is rung 1 and not the top.
2	Eight or more different Discord accounts in the same server each linked a different player ID that resolves to the same kingdom.	43 members verified in K652	Assemble eight Discord accounts and eight real in-kingdom player IDs and a server. That is an alliance.
3	An administrator of a rung-2 server, admin there for at least fourteen days, confirmed by two other verified members of it.	Admin of K652's alliance server · vouched by 2 verified members	Run a real alliance server for two weeks.
4	A promise recorded here came true: the players who said they were moving now resolve to the destination kingdom.	Delivered 2 alliance moves, 71 of 74 players landed	Actually deliver. There is no other route.

Rungs 2 and 3 arrive as servers use the bot. Rung 4 is computed after a transfer window closes and is the work of a later build; nothing shows a rung-4 badge until there is an outcome behind it.

What this never claims

Not ownership. A rung-1 badge means an ID resolves to a kingdom. It does not mean the person who typed it owns the account, and nothing on this site says "verified player".

Not power, name, Town Center or alliance. The publisher removed the endpoint that returned those on 21 July 2026. Anything you see in those fields was typed by the player and is labelled declared. "Declared 52M" is the most this site will ever say.

Not a marketplace for accounts. Century Games prohibits third-party account trading and penalises advertising it. No field here accepts a price or a payment method: free text is screened before it is stored, and anything mentioning money, a payment app or an account sale is refused outright rather than saved and moderated later.

Your data, and how to get rid of it

Stored: your Discord user ID, your player ID, the kingdoms that ID has been in with dates, whatever you typed into /passport declare, and which servers you used the bot in. Not stored: an email address, a real name, a password. There is no account to create and nothing to log into.

Public pages never carry a Discord ID or a player ID. A passport page exists only if its owner turned it on, and its address is an opaque identifier that is not derived from anything you could guess.

/passport unlink deletes all of it. The rows that do anything — the redemption opt-in, the bonds, the kingdom history, every check we made — go immediately, so redemption stops on that tick rather than the next one. What is left is a single row recording that you deleted yourself, erased within seven days.

Where the hub is, so far

Counts read live from the hub, including when they are zero. An empty board with an honest number beats a seeded one.

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Verified player IDs

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Servers using it

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Registered for auto-redeem

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Kingdom check last confirmed

The rest of the hub

Transfer almanacWhen the next window runs, its three phases in your own time zone, and every transfer group. Alliance move calculatorWhether a whole roster can land in one kingdom in one window, and what it costs. Kingdom transfer guideHow transfers work, start to finish, quoted from the publisher's help centre.