Zap, in its own words.

Added Zap Exchange, a fictional ZapCoin market with Zap-managed companies and ETFs.

Added stock market, quote, portfolio, buy, sell, and explain commands in Discord.

Added a full Trading Desk to the dashboard with price charts, market movers, chaos indicators, order forms, holdings, and trade history.

Added market movement from real in-game activity, including pack openings, card trades, careers, battles, casino play, and item commerce.

Added Pokémon Card Exchange pricing based only on completed player trades and active card listings.

Added card indices, market volume, price history, movers, liquidity, watchlists, and collection valuation.

Added a dedicated Card Exchange dashboard and a collector-market section at the bottom of the Stocks page..

Added Stocks beside Pokémon in the main dashboard navigation.

Added a live community network showcase and a redesigned server hub for connected and available servers.

Every Zap Exchange trading fee now goes directly into the global lottery jackpot.

The lottery board now shows market-funded contributions as part of the live jackpot.

Rebuilt the setup command with dedicated pages for channels, community, safety, Pokémon, engagement, feature access, and advanced launch tools.

Expanded dashboard setup into an eight-step guided wizard covering gameplay, markets, command access, and server launch tools.

Setup now discovers command modules from Zap's live catalog so newly added feature groups appear automatically.

Dashboard setup now recognizes existing tickets, role panels, temporary voice, server statistics, leaderboards, community tools, currency branding, custom posts, and integrations.

Refreshed dashboard navigation, account controls, server cards, filtering, and Server Pro visibility.

Server Pro purchases and key activations now receive a single public thank-you when appropriate.

The global lottery now recovers more cleanly from temporary connection problems.

Pokémon Card Exchange prices and Zap Exchange prices use completely separate market engines, preventing one market from steering the other.

Zap Exchange limits the influence of repeated actions, rewards activity from multiple players, and keeps each price movement within controlled bounds.

Both exchanges use virtual ZapCoins only and have no connection to real money or real securities.

Pokémon Careers — Start a new journey with /career. Choose from Pokémon-themed careers, complete interactive shifts, earn pay and career XP, unlock promotions, collect career rewards, and climb the career leaderboard.

Career paths with real perks — Careers can provide useful bonuses such as shop discounts, protected pack openings, extra card-copy chances, longer item effects, catch XP, and ranked-duel XP. High-risk paths offer larger

Pokémon drop alerts — Use /pokemon alerts to follow a set or add a specific card to your wishlist. Zap will ping you when a matching card appears in that server. Server Pro raises the alert allowance from 5 to 10.

Pokémon duels expanded — Build saved card teams, practice against Zap, challenge friends casually, or enter global ranked matchmaking. New queue, stats, rank, and leaderboard views make competitive play easier to follow.

Multiple automatic roles — Servers can now assign several roles automatically to new members with /autorole add, /autorole remove, /autorole list, and /autorole clear. Free servers can configure up to 5; Server Pro serve

Career-aware shopping — Eligible career discounts, vouchers, and temporary penalties are now clearly shown when purchasing items.

Server Pro Key gifting — Players with multiple Server Pro Keys can choose exactly which key to gift instead of always transferring the oldest one.

Casino luck handling — Temporary luck boosts now work more consistently across supported casino games.

Updated server guides — Zap’s server guide now explains Pokémon alerts, duels, ranked play, privacy controls, safety tools, and Server Pro benefits.

Interactive Pokémon alerts

Set up Pokémon set and wishlist alerts through a private guided panel instead of typing multiple command options.

Pokémon card search

Use /pokemon search to browse matching cards by name or ID, with up to 30 results per page.

Card-search filters

Narrow results by set, rarity, missing cards from your collection, and sort order.

Card spawn history

/pokemon card now shows how many times that exact card has spawned before.

Referral rewards and newcomer guidance

New players receive clearer first-step guidance, and referrals now have dedicated rewards.

More item and pack rewards

Added expanded item tools, server item gifts, and special Pokémon pack reward opportunities.

Pokémon alerts are safer

Alerts are scoped to the server where you set them up, respect your alert capacity, and avoid broad server-wide ping behavior.

Server Pro alert capacity

Free servers can use up to 5 combined set and wishlist alerts per player; Server Pro supports up to 10.

Casino vote luck

Active vote-luck boosts now stack correctly with permanent luck and applicable server bonuses.

FAQs and guides

The Discord guide and dashboard FAQ now cover recent Pokémon, alert, premium, and gameplay additions.

Premium key and dashboard experiences have been polished to make common actions clearer.

/items use no longer fails when a reward response would contain more Discord embeds than allowed.

Welcome-message delivery

Welcome-message testing and queued delivery are more reliable.

General dashboard reliability

Improved stability and resource handling across dashboard pages and supporting services.

Server Pro upgrades an entire server with stronger rewards, expanded community capacity, and bonuses for everyone who uses Zap there.

New casino games have arrived: Rock Paper Scissors, Number Guess, and Craps, all built for quick interactive play.

Play Connect 4 and Tic Tac Toe with visual boards and clickable game controls.

A dedicated Server Pro page now makes it easy to explore every premium benefit before upgrading.

Premium supporters now receive an automatic recognition role in the Zap support server.

Server Pro access can now be activated through premium keys, including gifted keys with custom durations.

Server Pro members receive better casino luck, more daily ZapCoins, and extra qualifying rank XP.

Players in Server Pro servers can find harder-to-discover Pokémon more often.

Pokémon appear faster and can be claimed again sooner in Server Pro communities.

Community events in active Server Pro servers now award larger rewards.

Server Pro communities can run more giveaways, tournaments, announcements, and custom badges.

Game boards are easier to use on desktop and mobile, with buttons replacing typed board coordinates.

Premium perks are now highlighted across Zap tips, status messages, embeds, and the website.

Fixed Connect 4 games failing to start or save correctly.

Fixed premium Pokémon odds so they consistently match the advertised Server Pro bonuses.

Fixed casino luck displays so Server Pro bonuses appear correctly in game results.

Fixed premium event rewards so they accurately reflect the server’s current Server Pro status.

Fixed premium access and supporter-role syncing for new, renewed, and cancelled subscriptions.

A personal settings center: Players can manage alerts, privacy, display choices, confirmations, and other preferences from Discord or the dashboard.

Preferences for each server: Players can keep global preferences or choose different alert, interaction, and confirmation behavior in an individual server.

A cleaner notification inbox: Notifications are numbered, easy to inspect, and available on both Discord and the dashboard with user-controlled history.

Safer trades and wagers: Optional confirmations now protect Pokémon trades, casino wagers, and wagered board games before anything is exchanged or spent.

Pokémon-themed quests and items: New quests and item effects support Pokémon collecting, card packs, catches, and other trainer activities.

More control over alerts: Quest, achievement, level, market, trade, reminder, and Pokémon alerts now respect personal notification choices.

Pokémon luck reaches more activities: Luck bonuses now help Pokémon packs and minigames more noticeably, with a smaller improvement to Pokémon spawn rarity.

Flexible quest announcements: Server managers can choose a quest announcement channel or turn quest announcements off completely.

Vote rewards are easier to understand: Vote commands and reward messages now explain the economy, experience, luck, and Pokémon bonuses included with a rewarded vote.

Stronger player privacy: Profiles, leaderboards, and Pokémon collections now respect visibility choices, shared-server access, and blocked players.

Added the Pokémon Ranked Hub with ranked profiles, teams, factions, leaderboards, rules, FAQs, and seasonal progress.

Added ranked placement matches, promotion and demotion series, rank decay, and seasonal rewards.

Added Pokémon mini-games, including trivia and evolution challenges.

Added a global trivia leaderboard with thousands of questions.

Added live ranked and casual player counters to the dashboard.

Added markdown changelog paste-and-sort support with up to 30 editable update tiles.

Ranked navigation is now featured at the top of the site.

Team discovery and team posting are now available from the ranked dashboard.

Pokémon factions now use official Pokémon factions.

Servers can opt into random Pokémon mini-games for bonus XP.

Mini-games now remain visible instead of disappearing before players can read them.

Interest now starts at 1.5% and increases by 0.5% per prestige, up to 10%.

Servers can now work together toward shared activity goals.

Zap sets event rewards so every server follows the same economy rules.

Server owners can choose an event goal, but they cannot set or change its rewards.

Luck now improves random outcomes throughout eligible solo casino games.

Boosted games now show when luck is active and display the multiplier being used.

Qualified command XP awards now show the amount earned while an XP boost is active.

Boost items now explain where they apply and which activities are excluded.

Competitive and shared outcome games stay neutral so one player’s boost cannot affect everyone else.

Login page now has fully interactable representations of zaps commands

Dashboard favicon now matches zaps pfp, the background also takes zaps main colors and utilizes them across the entire dashboard.