DayZ Killfeed Discord Bot — PC, Xbox & PlayStation

PvP kill feed with weapon, distance, ammo, body part hit and damage, posted within minutes. Tracks alive time since last death and flags spawn kills with a warning.

Logs all non-PvP deaths — zombie kills, custom NPCs, fall damage, landmines, bleeding, and suicides. Assist kills tracked and credited separately.

Tracks every player login and logout with timestamps. See who's online right now and check last-seen times for any player.

Logs every placement, build, fold, pack, dismantle and barbed wire change with a clickable location link you can toggle on or off.

Draw zones on your map around traders, spawns or event areas. Alert, ping, ban, unwhitelist or put a bounty on anyone who kills inside.

Online player positions with each player's last 20 spots. Map images, heatmaps and movement paths on Chernarus, Livonia and Sakhal.

Overlays player positions, kills, and event data directly onto actual DayZ map images. Visual intel posted to Discord — no external tools needed.

Per-player kill/death count, K/D ratio, kill streaks, and bounty totals. Recent kills via PvP log. Auto-posted leaderboard keeps the server competitive.

Automatic bounty payouts on kill. Set a minimum amount and a dedicated channel. Paid plan adds a tracker that pings when high-value targets are online.

Full in-server banking — balance checks, deposits, withdrawals, and player-to-player payments. Custom currency name, full transaction history, and admin balance inspection.

Give Discord roles a daily, weekly or monthly wage that members claim with /claimwage. Players also earn for time online, paid out every 30 minutes.

Players rob part of each other's cash, or commit crimes for a bigger payout that can fail and cost them. A reason to keep money in the bank.

Casino games in Discord: blackjack, roulette and high/low played with your server's money, plus Texas Hold'em lobbies for friendly poker nights.

Web trader shop for console servers. Players buy items and discounted packs with server money; orders spawn at their drop point after the next restart.

Players form factions with ranks, permissions and a shared bank. Admins can manage every faction on the server.

Manage all three server lists from Discord. Add, remove, search, and view entries. Full menus for bulk actions. Timed bans lift on their own.

Issue, view, and clear player warnings. Keeps a documented infraction history per player for fair, consistent moderation across your admin team.

Shows the other names an account has used on your server, read from the server's RPT logs. Console servers.

Restart and stop your Nitrado server from Discord, start it again when it goes down (paid), and switch raid mode, base and container damage, stamina, hitmarkers and night light.

Granular permission system — create groups, assign Discord roles, and control exactly who can run which commands. Full group lifecycle management built in.

Place survivor NPCs with XML events and manage object spawners from Discord, with no FTP or file access. Console servers.

Players link their Discord account to their in-game name for stats, name resolution, and an automatic linked role. Their Discord nickname can follow their game name.

Full web-based control panel for all bot settings and server functions. Accessible via the Login page — no Discord needed for configuration.

Install the bot with its channels in one command, pick the bot language, link feeds to channels, clear messages, download server logs, and run built-in troubleshooting.

Jobs that run around the clock: leaderboard posts, log downloads, RPT processing, expired ban removal, playtime pay, the players online voice channel and the scheduled tasks you set up.