Whois
Look up information about a member — account age, server permissions, and moderation history.
Updated April 11, 2026
The /whois command gives you a quick overview of any member in your server. It's useful for vetting suspicious accounts, reviewing a user's permissions, or checking their moderation history before taking action.
Usage
/whois user:@usernameThe user parameter is optional. If you omit it, AntiRaid shows information about yourself.
Any member can run this command — no permission node is required.
What's shown
| Section | Details |
|---|---|
| General info | Username, display name, account creation date, server join date, and whether they are a bot |
| Sting count | How many moderation stings (recorded actions) this user has accumulated |
| Discord permissions | The Discord permissions the member currently has based on their roles |
| AntiRaid permissions | Which AntiRaid permission nodes the member holds |
Checking account age
New accounts created within the last day or two are often linked to raiding or
ban evasion. The account creation date in /whois makes it easy to spot them.