Public records,
clearly explained.
CyberCredit collects official public data from Steam and other platforms and turns bans, account age and competitive history into a score you can read and trace. Free to use, no ads, no data sold.
SteamID64 profile URL custom URL Genshin UIDWhy this exists
Bans, account age and match history are largely public, but they are spread across platforms and difficult for ordinary users to verify directly. CyberCredit turns them into a traceable score and lists the evidence behind each conclusion.
Every conclusion expands into its evidence: which API it came from, how many points were deducted, and why.
The score only summarises public evidence. It does not predict behaviour, label an account, or replace a platform’s own enforcement.
No funding from publishers or trading platforms, no ads, no selling query data, no account-trading matchmaking.
Supported games
Only games verifiable through public data are included. A score covers exactly what its available APIs can support; no score is issued without data.
Steam Account
Public Steam account records: bans, account age, library and market status.
Counter-Strike 2
Ban records, competitive rank and public match data.
Dota 2
Public match data: rank, win/loss and matches played.
Genshin Impact
UID, character investment, Abyss progress and public showcase data.
How the score is built
Scores use fixed weights: each dimension is calculated independently, then combined by available weight. Dimensions without data are excluded rather than scored as zero.
Enter a public ID
SteamID64, a profile URL, a custom URL, or a native game ID such as a Genshin UID.
Read public data
Official or public endpoints such as Steam Web API, OpenDota and Enka.Network. No private data.
Weight and explain
Each dimension reports its score and reasons; weights are published on the page for independent review.
We do not trade accounts, and we do not rule on them
CyberCredit is not a marketplace: no account sales, no boosting brokerage, no valuations. We do one thing — turn public records into a readable conclusion, with the evidence attached.
- Public data only; no private lookups, no bypassing access controls
- Every deduction traces back to a data source and a rule
- Errors can be reviewed; demo data is always labelled