An authentication plugin protects player accounts on offline-mode and cracked servers. Without authentication, anyone can join using another player's username and potentially access their inventory, location, permissions, and other data.

rAuth provides a secure and customizable authentication system to protect your players and their accounts.

rAuth supports Minecraft versions from 1.8 up to the latest supported versions and works with Paper, Spigot, Bukkit and Purpur.

Players who have not successfully authenticated are restricted from normal gameplay. Depending on your configuration, rAuth can prevent actions such as movement, interaction, commands, item usage, and other activities until the player logs in.

No. rAuth can restrict unauthenticated players from performing gameplay actions such as moving, interacting, dropping items, picking up items, and more.

These restrictions can be customized through the configuration.

rAuth provides account recovery options that can help players regain access to their accounts without requiring an administrator to manually change their password.

The available recovery methods depend on your server's configuration.

New players can register using the configured registration command and create a password for their account.

After registering, players can authenticate using the login command whenever they join the server.

Players can change their password using rAuth's password management commands.

rAuth does not store player passwords as plain text. Passwords are securely hashed before being stored in the database.

This helps protect player credentials even if the authentication database is accessed.

rAuth supports multiple database management systems, allowing you to choose the storage solution that best fits your server.

Supported options include SQLite, MySQL, and other supported database configurations.

Yes. rAuth can be used in server networks and supports database-based synchronization.

With a shared database and the appropriate configuration, player authentication data can be shared between multiple servers.

rAuth is designed to minimize its impact on server performance. Database operations and authentication-related tasks are handled with performance in mind, so authentication should not noticeably affect normal gameplay when properly configured.

For larger networks, database-based storage can be used instead of relying on a local database.

Session Login allows a player to remain authenticated for a configured period of time.

After successfully logging in, the player may be able to join again without entering their password every time, depending on the session configuration.

This makes joining the server faster while still providing configurable security controls.

You can report bugs, suggest new features, and share feedback through our Discord community.

Yes. rAuth supports Bedrock players through Geyser and Floodgate.

Yes. rAuth is completely free and includes a large collection of advanced authentication and security features.

rAuth provides multiple security features such as secure password hashing, brute-force protection, IP protection, session management, and other authentication safeguards.