No. Hackcord is a 100% fictional, text-based economy and simulation RPG. It functions entirely inside an isolated database. It does not possess any code capable of interacting with actual networks, scanning physical personal hardware, or executing real-world cyberattacks.

Not at all. Hackcord operates completely on basic text permissions. It only requires permissions to read messages, send messages, and embed links in order to process game commands. It will never ask for administrative access or server management privileges.

No. All "Crypto" referenced inside the game is a simulated, fictional currency used solely for scoring and progression on the global leaderboards. The bot does not use real-world blockchain technology, and its web layout never runs scripts to mine cryptocurrency on your hardware.

Yes! To prevent game commands from cluttering your main chat, server administrators can use standard Discord channel overrides to disable Hackcord's permissions in certain channels and create a dedicated #hackcord or #bot channel.

We respect your privacy. Hackcord only stores standard Discord IDs (User IDs and Server IDs) required to link your fictional profile to your game data and save your game history. We never log personal communications, tokens, or messages outside of explicit bot commands.

As you play, you upgrade your software, improve your device stats, and unlock better ways to earn in-game currency. Higher levels make tasks faster, unlock stronger tools, and let you take on more advanced players later in the game.

As you play, you upgrade your software, improve your device stats, and unlock better ways to earn in-game currency. Higher levels make tasks faster, unlock stronger tools, and let you take on more advanced players later in the game.

/scan lets you find other in-game devices around your progression level. From there you can pick a target to start bypassing.

Most actions in Hackcord are time-based. Your software level compared to the target's level affects how fast tasks finish. Easy targets complete quickly, while stronger systems can take much longer, especially later into the game.

The /tasks command shows everything currently running on your device, including active bypass, download, and decrypt tasks.

Once a connection is completed, you can continue interacting with that device instead of immediately moving on to a new target. After your bypass finishes, you can run /decrypt to unlock the Bank option, download stronger software through the Download button, or use the Inject button to deploy your spam setup. Most players try to fully use a connection before going back to /scan.

Spam is one of the game's passive income systems. Devices affected by your spam setup generate crypto every hour with the /spam command, and upgrading your spam software increases how much each connected device earns for you.

Defensive upgrades help protect your device from other players. Antivirus can remove weaker spam infections, while firewall upgrades can interrupt active operations being run against your system.

Overclocks are temporary boosts that speed up tasks and downloads. They're pretty rare, but you can occasionally get them from random events, /phish, or voting rewards.

/phish is basically a random loot command. You can find currency, software upgrades, overclocks, and other useful progression rewards depending on your luck.