What the Listed HWID Spoofer Provides
The merchant describes hardware spoofer tooling with a cleaner included. It targets HWID (hardware ID) bans by changing documented identifiers such as disk serials, MAC addresses, and GPU-related IDs so you can attempt a fresh hardware fingerprint.
Use only for scenarios covered by the merchant guide — spoofing violates game terms and can carry account or legal risk.
Supported Anti-Cheat Families (Summary)
The live product page groups support by anti-cheat rather than listing every title here. As of the October 15, 2026 listing review, categories include:
- Riot Vanguard — Valorant
- Easy Anti-Cheat — titles such as Rust, Fortnite, Apex Legends, and others on the merchant page
- BattlEye — titles such as Escape from Tarkov, Rainbow Six Siege, and PUBG on the merchant page
- Ricochet — Call of Duty titles listed on the merchant page
- Additional anti-cheats (Delta Force, Arena Breakout, Battlefield, FiveGuard, etc.) as shown at checkout
Pricing and Access Durations
Monthly access is listed at $50 USD for 31 days. Lifetime access is listed at $150 USD with unlimited duration per merchant terms.
Confirm the exact total, tax, and renewal rules on the checkout page before you pay.
System Requirements and Setup Notes
The listing calls for Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), administrator rights for spoof and cleanup steps, and stable internet for activation and updates.
The merchant page highlights HVCI, core isolation, TPM, and Secure Boot as part of the documented environment — verify on the live product page.
Run spoof and cleanup in the order described in the merchant guide before launching a protected game.
Relationship to Destiny 2 Cheats
Destiny 2 on PC uses BattlEye; this HWID product is marketed across many anti-cheats, not only Destiny 2. Our main Destiny 2 cheat listing uses the standard affiliate checkout.
Need Cloud DMA instead? See the Hyper-V product summary for the single-PC stack.
