What term does Discord use for servers officially recognized for public figures?

Discord calls servers officially recognized for public figures Verified Servers. The designation uses a verification badge to signal that a server is the authentic community associated with a recognized person, organization, game developer, publisher, esports team, or musical artist.

Discord introduced server verification for game developers and publishers in 2017. The program later expanded to include esports teams and musicians. A verified server is generally operated or moderated by the recognized entity’s own team, helping members distinguish an official community from an unrelated fan server, impersonation, or unofficial support group.

The wording can cause confusion because Discord also uses “verified” for user accounts, apps, and other platform processes. “Partner Server” is a different historical server category connected with Discord’s Partner Program, while “Official Server” is informal wording rather than the canonical label in this quiz. Discord has periodically changed or paused parts of its verification program, but the established name for the designation remains Verified Server.