Get started
Sign in, buy a licence, then secure an account. Nothing on sten.wtf runs itself until you tell it to.
What sten.wtf is
sten.wtf is a dashboard for Microsoft / Minecraft account work. You secure accounts into a vault, run your own Discord bots against that vault, send gift and checkout links, hold crypto, and talk to a metered assistant. AutoSecure is the securing pipeline — four entry methods that converge on the same steps — not a background daemon that “protects whatever you add.”
The site is the source of truth. Discord is for support and announcements. If a page here disagrees with a chat message, trust the page and tell us.
First hour
Create an account
Sign up with Discord (fastest) or email. Discord is how licences, the customer server, and bot ownership stay attached to you.
Buy a licence
Open Purchase. Pay with crypto (Litecoin, Solana, or USDC). Checkout is Review → Pay with → Send. Detection is polled, not instant — leave the QR up until the page confirms. If you already have a key, redeem it on the same page. There is no /redeem command on the public sten.wtf Discord bot.
Secure something
Go to Secure. Pick the method that matches what you hold (token, inbox code, recovery code, or email + password + authenticator). That is the step that creates a vault row. Adding a row some other way does not “turn AutoSecure on.”
Optional: a bot
If you want Discord in the loop — claims, hits, verification — create a bot under Bots. You need a bot token from the Discord developer portal and the privileged intents turned on. The bot setup post is the fifteen-minute version.
What it is not
- It does not sit on a Minecraft account and “keep it safe” after you paste an email into a form. Securing is an explicit run.
- The public sten.wtf Discord bot is not your operator console. Your operator console is the dashboard and your bot.
- This handbook is English. The dashboard, FAQ chrome, and legal pages translate; the long-form guides stay in one language so they cannot drift.