What Supercell's rules say about bots, what adds to the risk, and the controls COC Bot gives you.
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The short answer
No COC bot is safe from a ban, and none can honestly promise to be. Supercell prohibits bots, and its policy says accounts that use them will be permanently banned.
COC Bot by Raboy is designed with human-like interaction, work and rest schedules and clear warnings. They keep the choices in your hands, but they do not remove the risk. You take it each time you start a session.
What Supercell's rules say
- Bots and gameplay automation are listed as prohibited third-party software. Supercell says using them will result in a permanent ban for any offending account.
- Penalties for breaking the rules also include revoked in-game currency and temporary suspensions.
- Sharing, selling or giving away an account is against Supercell's Terms of Service, and Supercell may permanently ban an account that has passed between players.
Read the full Safe and Fair Play policy and Terms of Service. Supercell can change them at any time.
What adds to the risk
- Playing without breaks. The client warns that 24/7 mode increases account risk: farming an account nonstop for more than 24 hours is something no person can do.
- Handing over your login. Hosted “24/7” services need access to your account. You give up control of it, and Supercell's rules on account sharing apply.
- Unofficial downloads. A modified installer can carry malware. Download COC Bot only from the Download page or the official GitHub releases, and check the published SHA-256.
What COC Bot gives you
- Human-like interaction: varied taps, swipes and action timing.
- Work and rest schedules: you choose when each account works and rests. 24/7 mode (No Rest) stays off unless you turn it on, and the client warns you when you do.
- Auto quit when storages are full: when this is on, the client closes the game once your storages are full instead of playing on. Turning it off shows a warning.
- Your login stays with you: you sign in to your account inside your own emulator. COC Bot never asks for your Supercell ID or game password.
- Separate sessions: each account runs in its own session, and you can stop one or all of them at any time.
None of these controls is shown to lower the chance of a ban. The warnings inform; they do not lock anything, and you can dismiss them and change any setting. See how account safety works in the client.
Habits that keep you in control
- Start with one account and a schedule that includes rest, then add more.
- Leave No Rest off, as the client recommends.
- Decide which accounts you are willing to put at risk before you automate them.
- Update the client after Clash of Clans updates. The changelog shows what changed.
- Never share your Supercell ID login with anyone.
Common questions
Is COC Bot undetectable?
No. No bot can promise that, and we do not claim it.
Will an account be banned the first time it uses a bot?
Nobody outside Supercell can say. Supercell does not publish the details of how it finds bots, and any account that uses automation can be penalised at any time.
Does rest time make botting allowed?
No. Rest periods and human-like input do not change Supercell's rules.
Who is responsible if an account is banned?
You are. The terms of service explain this.
Set a schedule with rest before your first session.