Anti-Cheat Systems
TraceX HWID Spoofer supports 12 anti-cheat systems, including EasyAntiCheat, BattlEye, RICOCHET, Vanguard, and ACE. These guides explain each system's documented architecture, publisher-controlled enforcement, and relevant Windows hardware surfaces without presenting a private field list as fact.
Pick the anti-cheat behind your ban to see what the vendor has published, which supported identifiers TraceX rewrites, and which claims remain undisclosed — or browse every supported game directly.
Epic Games · 17 games
BattlEye Innovations · 13 games
Activision · 3 games
Tencent · 4 games
Electronic Arts · 3 games
INCA Internet · 3 games
Byfron Technologies · 1 game
Blizzard Entertainment · 1 game
Wellbia · 2 games
IRONMACE · 1 game
Bad Guitar Studio · 1 game
Riot Games · 2 games
The directory below maps each listed game to its anti-cheat system; select your game to identify the engine and open its technical hub. The engine defines its collection capabilities, while each publisher controls account and device enforcement.
For a side-by-side of how the major engines detect hardware, read Anti-Cheat Comparison: EAC vs BattlEye, and check the live anti-cheat detection status board before you plan a recovery.
Easy Anti-Cheat
BattlEye
RICOCHET
EA AntiCheat
GameGuard
Byfron
Blizzard Anti-Cheat
Xigncode3
Ironshield
Phanuel
Vanguard
Not sure which anti-cheat is behind your ban? Every supported game page names its anti-cheat directly, or run the HWID ban checker to confirm whether your ban is hardware-level before you dig further.
Two wider reference pieces sit behind these hubs. Games That HWID Ban: 2026 Coverage List groups every supported title under the engine that enforces its bans, which is the fastest way to place a game you do not see above. And because the wait is the part people actually care about, HWID Ban Duration by Game (2026) collects the published policy per publisher, while the ban duration lookup answers it for one title at a time.