What can DiscoryAuth be used for?

Regardless of your industry or architecture, DiscoryAuth provides turn-key security for virtually any software product:

• Game Development & Overlays: Native C++ DirectX 11 / ImGui integration with zero-footprint memory verification.
• Desktop PC Applications: Windows C++, C# .NET (WPF / WinForms), Python 3, and Electron apps.
• Reseller Networks: Automated key delivery via Discord bots, Shoppy, Sellix, and custom seller webhooks.
• Web & Cloud SaaS: Full REST API integration with HMAC signatures and token-based sessions.
• Mobile Applications: Cross-platform support for Android & iOS via clean JSON APIs.

Key Architectural Advantages

Quick Integration Preview

Authenticate a user with a single line of code in C++:

#include "discoryauth.hpp"

using namespace Discory;

int main() {
    api DiscoryApp("My App", "YOUR_OWNER_ID", "YOUR_APP_SECRET", "1.0");
    DiscoryApp.init();

    // Authenticate with License Key
    DiscoryApp.license("DISCORY-XXXX-XXXX");

    if (DiscoryApp.response.success) {
        std::cout << "Access Granted! Welcome " << DiscoryApp.user_data.username << std::endl;
    }
}

1. Create an Application in Dashboard

Log in to your developer console at https://discoryauth.cc/app/. Click on Applications → Create Application.

2. Generate a License Key

Go to the Licenses tab in the sidebar. Click Create License. Select your desired duration (e.g. 1 Day, 7 Days, 30 Days, or Lifetime) and click Generate.

3. Integrate the SDK

Download the premade SDK for your programming language from our Examples Page. Replace the credentials with your App credentials, compile, and run!

Available SDK Libraries

• C++ Native (DirectX 11 / ImGui / Console): Uses Windows native winhttp.lib. No curl, no OpenSSL dependencies needed!
• C# .NET (WPF & Windows Forms): Full asynchronous wrappers compatible with .NET Framework 4.8 and .NET 8.0+.
• Python 3: Clean, object-oriented API wrapper built with requests.
• REST API: Open JSON specification for any HTTP-capable language (Rust, Go, Node.js).

Visit the complete SDK Examples Page to view full interactive code snippets and starter guides.

Cryptographic Verification

Every packet exchanged between the client SDK and the DiscoryAuth server is signed using an SHA-256 HMAC hash constructed from the application secret and request timestamp. Any replay attack or packet alteration in Fiddler, Charles Proxy, or Wireshark is instantly rejected.

How HWID Works

When a customer logs in for the first time, our SDK computes a hardware hash based on their CPU Processor ID, Motherboard Serial, and BIOS signature. This hash is permanently bound to their license key in MongoDB Atlas.

If the key is shared with a friend on another computer, DiscoryAuth rejects the login with: HWID_MISMATCH. You can reset a customer's HWID anytime in the Dashboard under Users or via the Seller API.

Request Payload

{
  "name": "My App",
  "ownerid": "YOUR_OWNER_ID",
  "secret": "YOUR_APP_SECRET",
  "version": "1.0"
}

Success Response

{
  "success": true,
  "message": "Initialized",
  "sessionid": "sess_8f3a9b21e4c7",
  "appinfo": {
    "numUsers": 1420,
    "numOnlineUsers": 84,
    "numKeys": 2500,
    "version": "1.0",
    "customerPanel": "https://discoryauth.cc/app/"
  }
}

Key-Only Login Payload

{
  "sessionid": "sess_8f3a9b21e4c7",
  "key": "DISCORY-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX",
  "hwid": "9B8A7F6E-5D4C-3B2A-1098-76543210FEDC"
}

Success Response

{
  "success": true,
  "message": "Logged in successfully",
  "info": {
    "username": "vip_user_42",
    "subscriptions": [
      {
        "subscription": "VIP Tier",
        "key": "DISCORY-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX",
        "expiry": "1792982400",
        "timeleft": 2592000
      }
    ],
    "ip": "104.28.19.45",
    "hwid": "9B8A7F6E-5D4C-3B2A-1098-76543210FEDC",
    "createdate": "1761400000",
    "lastlogin": "1761486400"
  }
}

Base Endpoint

All seller calls are authenticated via your secret sellerkey:

https://discoryauth.cc/api/seller/?sellerkey=YOUR_SELLER_KEY&type=ACTION&...

Supported Actions