About CyberCredit

CyberCredit is an independent public-information project. It turns public records scattered across platforms — ban status, signup date, match history — into an explainable score, so ordinary players have something to check when forming a team, joining a community, or dealing with account security.

This is not a marketplace

We do not broker account sales, act as a boosting middleman, value accounts, or accept payment to remove a score. If you are looking for a place to buy or sell accounts, it is not here and will not be.

Why it exists

Public, but hard to read

Ban status lives on one page, rank on another API, achievement or Theater records on a third site — all in different formats.

Checking costs too much

A single background check often means opening four or five sites, so most people give up and guess.

Information asymmetry

These records are already public, but only a few people know where to look and how to read them.

Our principles

Public data only. No logging into other people’s accounts, no scraping gated content, no bypassing access controls.
Explainable over precise. If the data cannot support a conclusion, we say “insufficient data” instead of assembling a precise-looking score.
No rulings. A score summarises existing public evidence. It is not a platform penalty and not our moral judgement.
Non-profit, unaligned. No funding from publishers or trading platforms, no ads, no selling query data.
Correctable. Errors can be reviewed; demo data is labelled and excluded from indexing.

What we do

Aggregate public dataSteam / OpenDota / Enka / SteamRep, etc.

Explainable scoringScoring dimensions, public sources and conclusions can be checked

CorrectionsReview path (in progress)

Open endpoints/api/games and /api/score

What we do not do

Account sales / boostingNot offered

Account valuationNot offered

Private dataNot queried or stored

Paid score removalDoes not exist

Independence

The project is currently self-funded, with no commercial sponsorship and no ad inventory. If funding ever appears, its source and range will be published here — on the condition that it never affects scoring rules or data definitions.

We are not affiliated with Valve, Steam, any game publisher, or any trading platform.

Contact

General enquiries and data corrections: hello@cybercredit.org
Security: security@cybercredit.org (replace with real mailboxes before launch)