Method
A score is a 0–100 summary of public records: fixed dimensions, with the basis shown on the page so you can check it yourself. It does not replace human judgement.
Three hard rules
- Missing data is labelled. Data we cannot obtain is not treated as zero and is not filled with guesses; the page states what is actually available.
- Bans are hard signals; the rest are probabilistic. A VAC ban drives the ban dimension to 0 and caps the total at 20. Account age and win rate only deduct a little.
- Public evidence only. No private data, no behaviour prediction, and “looks like a throwaway” is never treated as “is a scammer”.
Weights by game
Steam Account
steam@1.0.0
Ban record40%
Account age20%
Profile completeness10%
Game library15%
Trade restrictions15%
Counter-Strike 2
cs2@1.0.0
Ban record35%
Account age15%
Performance consistency30%
Rank vs. matches20%
Genshin Impact
genshin@3.0.0
Public records100%
Score bands
● High riskBans or severe anomalies; avoid account sharing and financial dealings.
● Elevated riskClear negative records; be cautious about account sharing or financial dealings.
● Worth a lookSeveral indicators are unusual; verify manually before relying on this account.
● Mostly normalA few weak signals; check the specific deductions before relying on it.
● No issues foundNo obvious risk signals. Still verify account ownership before sharing it.
Refresh cadence
Profile and bans6-hour cache
ScoreRecomputed per request
Match and rank dataFollows the source
Manual refreshAny time (?refresh=1)
FAQ
Why does a dimension say “insufficient data”?Typical reasons: the profile is private, the player has no public character showcase, or the source needs an API key that is not configured. In these cases the page labels the missing data instead of filling it with guesses.
What is demo data?When no API key is configured, the site generates deterministic demo accounts so you can see the full interface. Demo pages are labelled, excluded from indexing, and never presented as real conclusions.
Can a low score be appealed?Yes. Scores use public data only. If the underlying data is wrong (for example a ban was reverted but the cache is stale), use “Re-query” on the account page; after human verification it refreshes from the source, at most once per account every 30 minutes. If the record is still wrong, submit a report or appeal for manual review.