On Discord desktop or the web app, open the server's App Directory, choose the Dank Memer listing with application ID 270904126974590976, select Add App, review its data access and permissions, and authorize it only for the intended server. Dank Memer is a third-party economy game with in-app purchases; its current listing says it can read messages and member information, so do not add it to sensitive channels without reviewing that access.
In Discord desktop or a browser, open the server, select its name, then choose Server Settings > App Directory. You must own the server or have Manage Server; if App Directory is missing, ask an authorized administrator instead of using somebody else's invite.
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Confirm the exact Dank Memer listing
Search for Dank Memer and open the product page for application 270904126974590976; it should show Add App and In-App Purchases. Read the Overview and developer links before continuing so a similarly named app is not authorized.
Select Add App > Add to Server, choose the intended server, and inspect every requested permission and data-access notice before Authorize. The current listing includes message-management permissions plus Read Messages and Members access; cancel if that scope does not fit the channels where the bot will run.
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Verify the server integration
Return to Server Settings > Integrations > Bots and Apps and confirm Dank Memer appears, then check that its bot account is in the member list. This proves the intended app reached the intended server before anyone uses its economy commands.
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Check current commands before playing
In the chosen command channel, type / and select Dank Memer to see Discord's current command picker; compare any economy-changing command with Dank Memer's official commands page before submitting it. A visible command list and the integration entry verify installation without spending currency or changing another member's game state.
If the server is absent from the authorization list, confirm that the signed-in Discord account owns it or has Manage Server; changing accounts is safer than granting a broader role merely to complete installation.
If commands are missing in one channel, check that channel's View Channel and Use Application Commands permissions and the app's integration settings before changing the bot role.
If the wrong app, server, or access scope was authorized, right-click the bot in the member list and remove it, then review Server Settings > Integrations before trying the exact listing again.
ⓘ Sources and verification
Checked against official documentation on . Scope: Discord desktop, Discord web.
Verified against Discord's current app-install guidance and Dank Memer's exact App Directory listing and owner site. The embedded 2021 video is historical; use the written App Directory flow when its labels differ.
