# Add IBC Bot to your server

### Connect your wallet

1. Select a network from the dropdown. Click to connect.
2. Accept the Keplr popup window. You will sign a permit which will be used as your access key to manage servers.

### Add a server

1. Enter a server name. This is the server name that will display in the server directory and on your server's verification page.
2. Add a [Discord invite link](https://kevin-k.gitbook.io/ibc-nfts-tools/guides/add-ibc-bot-to-your-server/create-a-discord-invite-link)
3. Add your [Discord Server ID](https://kevin-k.gitbook.io/ibc-nfts-tools/guides/add-ibc-bot-to-your-server/get-the-id-for-your-discord-role)
4. Click on the "Add Bot" button. 
   1. From the page that opens, select the server you want to add IBC Bot to. Click continue to proceed.
5. Now you have added all the details, click the "Create Server" button

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