FAQ
FAQ
Bans, Faceit, payments, and what happens after a patch.
Last updated 2026-09-18
Yes. That is the current status.
If that changes, we take it offline instead of leaving people in queue. Faceit is never a forever promise — anyone saying otherwise is selling you a story.
Yes. Every CS2 cheat carries that risk. This one included.
Do not run it on an account you cannot replace. Keep it quiet if you want to last.
Counter-Strike 2 uses Valve Anti-Cheat, which in practice is four things working together rather than one scanner.
Classic VAC compares memory and running processes against known signatures. Trusted Mode blocks unsigned external modules from interacting with the client. VACnet is a server-side machine-learning model, introduced publicly at GDC 2018 and trained on Overwatch verdicts, that scores gameplay behaviour. VAC Live is the enforcement layer that can remove a player and cancel the match in real time. Third-party platforms such as Faceit and ESEA add their own kernel-level anti-cheat on top of all of it.
Yes. One build covers Faceit, Premier and Valve matchmaking — there is no separate product or separate licence per platform.
The practical difference is the environment around it. Faceit requires Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, IOMMU and VBS before it will let you queue at all, so your machine has to be configured for that first. Premier and matchmaking have no such requirement.
Crypto only — BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and a few others. 10% off at checkout.
Enter your email, pick a coin and network, then the site generates a deposit address. Cards are listed as in maintenance — there is no card processor on this site.
You pick a plan, enter your email, pick a coin, pick a network if the token supports more than one, and the site generates a deposit address tied to that order.
That is the whole job of the checkout page. It shows you an address, a QR code, the network warning for your selection and a 15-minute timer. It does not watch the blockchain, it does not detect incoming transactions, and it will never show you a confirmation screen. Anything that happens after you send funds is handled in our Discord, not on this website.
The 15-minute window is how long that address stays tied to your order reference. It is a session length, not a payment tracker.
The countdown runs the same way whether you send anything or not — the page has no way of knowing either way. If it runs out before you are done, close it and start a new order; you get a fresh address and a fresh 15 minutes. Send to an expired address at your own risk.
No, and we would be careful with anyone offering one.
Free builds have to make money somewhere, and it is usually your machine. The common pattern is a loader bundled with an infostealer that goes after browser sessions, Steam tokens and wallet files. The other problem is that free cheats get handed to thousands of people at once, which makes them the fastest thing on the market to get signatured. The seven-day plan is $4.99 precisely so there is a cheap way to try this without downloading something from a forum attachment.
Usually not for CS2 on its own. Valve's enforcement is mostly account-level, so a VAC ban typically locks the Steam account and leaves the machine usable.
It becomes relevant if you have already taken a hardware-level ban, or if Faceit has flagged the machine rather than the account. We do not sell a spoofer and we do not bundle one, so if you need that layer you will be sourcing it separately.
Windows 10 or Windows 11 on an Intel or AMD processor. There is no Linux or macOS build and there will not be one.
For Faceit specifically you also need Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, IOMMU and VBS enabled, which is a platform requirement rather than ours. Rendering runs off the game thread, so the frame cost is small on anything that already runs CS2 comfortably.
The build goes offline until it has been rebuilt and tested, and the status at the top of the site changes to reflect that.
Most game patches only move offsets and turn it around inside a day. A larger engine update takes longer. Time spent waiting on an update is added back to your licence, so a patch does not quietly eat days you paid for.
Refunds are not offered on activated licences, which is standard for software delivered this way and the reason the trial tier is priced at $4.99.
The exception is a licence that never worked. If the build is offline for an extended stretch during your term, or you were sold a plan the software could not run on your setup, raise it in Discord. Full terms are on the refund policy page.