Discord Transparency Report: March 2025 – March 2026

Key insights

7 takeaways

01
Across policy categories, Discord reports 6,315,202 actions taken on accounts and 3,243,494 accounts disabled during the period.See it on page 10
02
Child Sexualization Content accounted for 861,627 accounts disabled, and the report separately lists 126,669 accounts disabled for Inappropriate Conduct with a Minor.See it on page 5
03
Discord disabled 47,832,832 accounts for spam or spam-related offenses, a figure the report states separately from its other account totals.See it on page 10
04
Of 585,307 unique accounts that appealed enforcement, Discord removed interventions on 60,686 accounts, which the report states was 10.37% of accounts that submitted an appeal.See it on page 17
05
Discord removed 27,040 large servers (200+ members) and 209,482 small servers (fewer than 200 members), and issued 36,081 warnings to large servers and 24,367 to small servers.See it on page 13
06
Of 10,046 U.S. legal requests under non-national security authorities, 8,287 (82%) were found legally valid and specific enough for Discord to produce relevant information.See it on page 18
07
In the age assurance data, 1,460,513 users were prompted to complete age assurance in March 2026.See it on page 15

Summary

Discord's 2026 Transparency Report covers safety and enforcement data from March 2025 through March 2026. Discord describes itself as a communications platform with more than 90 million people spending time there every day, organized around user-created servers, direct messages, group chats and voice calls. The report adds expanded harm subcategories for Child Safety and Dangerous and Regulated Goods, first-time server-level metrics by server size, and first-time age assurance data covering users in Brazil, the United Kingdom and Australia. It states that most metrics are not directly comparable to prior years.

The report lists 6,315,202 actions taken on accounts and 3,243,494 accounts disabled across policy categories. Child Sexualization Content had 1,614,744 actions taken and 861,627 accounts disabled, and Platform Manipulation had 1,457,752 accounts disabled, with a further 47,832,832 accounts disabled for spam or spam-related offenses. Discord received 34,304,587 non-spam reports and 26,174,231 spam reports.

For appeals, the report states that 60,686 accounts, or 10.37% of the 585,307 accounts that appealed, had interventions removed. Discord also reports that 8,287 of 10,046 U.S. non-national-security legal requests were found valid and specific enough to produce information.