Terms of use

cheat.top TERMS OF USE

Effective date: 7 September 2026 Website: https://cheat.top Operator: JDM Digital Contact for enquiries, reports and complaints: https://cheat.top/corrections

1. About these terms

These terms explain how cheat.top operates and the conditions for using our website and submitting material to us. References to "we", "us" and "our" mean the operator identified above.

Please read these terms before using the website. Where we offer a submission form, we will ask you to accept the submission conditions before sending material through it. Do not use that feature if you do not agree to those conditions.

Being mentioned or listed on this website does not mean that a person or organisation has accepted these terms. Nobody needs to accept these terms to complain about our content or exercise a legal right.

2. What the website provides

The website is a free editorial directory that publishes information about third-party providers associated with video game cheats. Its purpose is to report on matters such as non-delivery, misleading claims, suspected fraud, malicious software, unauthorised access and misuse of personal information.

We do not develop, sell, distribute or host cheat software, loaders, licence keys or malware. We do not process purchases, hold customer funds, arrange transactions, provide escrow or supply technical assistance for using cheats or bypassing anti-cheat systems.

We are not a party to any agreement between you and a listed provider. We do not act as a provider's agent, reseller or representative. We do not receive commissions from purchases made with listed providers or accept payment for a favourable status, the suppression of a report or the removal of justified criticism.

3. Listings are not endorsements

An entry, link, status or description is not a recommendation to buy or use a provider's products. It does not certify a provider's honesty, legal compliance, financial position or future conduct.

We do not certify software as safe, free from malware, undetectable or permitted by a game publisher. The absence of an adverse report is not evidence that a provider or product is safe.

Using cheats may breach a game's rules and lead to account restrictions, bans or the loss of virtual items. A listing gives you no permission to breach those rules, infringe intellectual property rights, access systems without authority or engage in unlawful conduct. We do not encourage those activities.

We are not affiliated with or approved by a game developer, publisher, platform or anti-cheat provider unless a specific relationship is expressly identified.

4. How to read a status

Read each status together with the entry's explanation, supporting information and review date. A status concerns the matters and period described in that entry. It does not establish facts about every product, transaction, software version or person associated with a provider.

Where we use the following labels, they have these meanings:

Insufficient information: We do not have enough reliable information to reach a meaningful assessment.

No substantiated adverse reports identified: Our review has not identified sufficiently supported adverse reports within the scope and period stated. This does not establish that no incidents have occurred or that the provider is trustworthy.

Reports under review: We have received information that requires further assessment. This status is not a finding that the reported conduct occurred.

Documented transaction concern: The entry identifies evidence of a specific issue, such as non-delivery or a misleading representation. A transaction problem does not, by itself, establish deliberate fraud.

Documented security concern: The entry identifies evidence supporting a specific security concern, with any relevant limits concerning the sample, version, source or observation. It does not automatically establish who caused the issue or whether every version is affected.

Historical or resolved report: The entry concerns an earlier event or records a response, remedy or other development. A refund or other remedy does not necessarily establish that the original report was false or that all concerns have ended.

If an entry uses a description such as "scam", "fraud", "malware" or "RAT", the entry must explain the specific conduct alleged or established and the evidence supporting that description. Here, "RAT" means a remote access trojan, rather than an ordinary remote administration tool used with proper consent. We will distinguish reports awaiting verification from our own supported findings. We will not describe a person as convicted of an offence without a reliable basis for that statement.

5. Evidence, accuracy and changes

We take reasonable care when preparing our content. We distinguish factual findings, third-party allegations and editorial opinions, and explain the material basis of assessments. Describing a statement as an opinion or allegation does not remove our responsibility for publishing it lawfully.

Our information may come from public records, correspondence, technical reports, private submissions and other identified sources. We do not necessarily investigate every provider or independently test every product. Where testing is discussed, the entry will state whether we performed it or are reporting someone else's findings, together with material limitations.

A single antivirus detection does not, by itself, establish malicious conduct. Likewise, a clean scan does not establish that a file is safe. We assess technical claims in their context and do not treat unexplained detections as conclusive proof of credential theft or unauthorised access.

Before publishing a serious adverse finding, we will normally seek a response from the affected provider where reasonably practicable. If urgency or another justified reason prevents this, we will consider a subsequent response promptly. Silence is not an admission.

Information can become incomplete or outdated. We do not promise continuous monitoring, a complete directory or immediate knowledge of changes in ownership, domains, products or conduct. We may revise, qualify, archive or remove an entry as evidence changes. We will correct material errors that we identify and make significant corrections clear in the affected content.

6. Third-party websites and transactions

Where we identify or link to an external website, we do so to identify the subject or source of our reporting. We do not control that website, its ownership, content, downloads, security or business practices. A destination can change after our review.

External services have their own terms and privacy practices. You decide whether to visit or deal with them. Do not treat a directory entry as a security assessment of a website, download or transaction.

We cannot issue a provider's refund, enforce its promises, recover a payment or restore a game account. This does not affect any rights you may have against the provider, a payment service or us under applicable law.

7. Sending reports and evidence

If you send us a report, it is provided privately for editorial assessment and is not automatically posted to the website. We may ask for clarification or supporting material. We do not promise to publish every submission or reach the outcome you request.

Your report must be honest and accurate to the best of your knowledge. Distinguish what you personally experienced, what someone else told you and what you infer. Identify relevant dates, the provider and any uncertainty. Tell us promptly if you discover a material error in information you supplied.

Do not fabricate or misleadingly alter evidence, impersonate another person, submit a review as a customer when you were not one, or coordinate false reports. Disclose any connection to the provider or its competitors and any payment, free access, discount or other incentive connected with your report.

You must have the right or other lawful basis to share the material you provide. Do not obtain evidence through unauthorised access or another unlawful act. Redact information that is unnecessary to understand the report, including passwords, authentication tokens, full payment details, home addresses and unrelated personal conversations.

Do not send executable files, malware, stolen credentials or personal data dumps. Where relevant, provide a written account, redacted screenshots, file hashes or links to existing technical reports. Contact us first if evidence requires a different transfer method.

You may request confidentiality. Please identify material that must not be published when you first contact us. We will not intentionally publish your private contact details merely because you submitted a report. We cannot promise absolute anonymity, including where lawful disclosure is required. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle this information.

8. Permission to use submitted material

You keep any intellectual property rights you hold in your submission.

When you submit material through a form that expressly asks you to accept these terms, you give us non-exclusive permission, without a royalty payment, to store and review it and, subject to agreed confidentiality restrictions, reproduce, redact, quote or summarise it for reporting on the issue, responding to complaints and maintaining relevant corrections. This permission extends to worldwide access to our website and to service providers acting for us for those purposes. It does not permit unrelated resale of your material.

We will not edit a submission in a way that materially misrepresents its meaning. For material received through other channels, we will obtain any permission needed before publication unless the law already permits the intended use.

You may ask us to stop using your material. We will consider that request alongside applicable rights, any lawful basis for continued reporting and any necessary retention for complaints or legal claims. A request does not automatically undo past lawful publication. This clause does not override data protection rights or authorise otherwise unlawful processing.

9. Acceptable use

You must not use the website or our contact channels to threaten, harass, dox, blackmail or impersonate anyone, publish unlawful accusations, infringe another person's rights or organise attacks against a listed provider.

You must not use our website to advertise or arrange cheat sales, distribute harmful files, solicit credentials or payments, or provide instructions for unauthorised access. You must not attack the website, interfere with its operation, evade access controls or use automated requests in a way that materially disrupts it.

You must not misrepresent a listing as our approval, remove qualifications to create a misleading impression, or use our name or a copied status as a "trusted seller" badge.

These conditions do not prevent lawful criticism, reporting misconduct, raising a complaint or exercising a legal right.

10. Complaints, corrections and responses

Send complaints and correction requests to https://cheat.top/corrections. This route is available to users, listed providers, rights holders and other affected people. You do not need an account, a payment or a court order to raise a concern.

Please identify the page and exact wording or material concerned, explain what you consider inaccurate, misleading or unlawful, and provide a reply address. Where available, include supporting information, your relationship to the affected person or organisation, and the correction or other response you seek. Tell us if the issue is urgent or involves exposed personal information or an immediate security risk.

We will consider complaints even where some of this information is unavailable. We may request clarification. We will assess the content, relevant evidence, any response from its subject and applicable legal requirements. We may restrict visibility while investigating, add a response or qualification, correct the content or remove it where appropriate.

We will handle complaints promptly and comply with applicable legal deadlines. We will explain the outcome where reasonably practicable. Raising a complaint does not guarantee removal, and a provider's disagreement alone does not establish that a report is false. We will consider relevant new evidence after an initial decision.

There is no fee for a complaint, correction or reasonable response. We do not accept payment to preserve, change or suppress a finding. This procedure does not limit anyone's right to seek legal advice, contact an authority or bring proceedings.

11. Intellectual property, game names and independence

We own or have permission to use our original text, design and other protected material.

Game titles, publisher names, provider names and other third-party trade marks belong to their respective owners. We use these names to identify the subjects of our reporting, commentary and criticism. We do not claim ownership of those marks. We aim to keep these references relevant, proportionate and consistent with honest commercial practices.

cheat.top is an independent information website. Unless we expressly identify a specific relationship, we are not affiliated with, sponsored by, authorised by or endorsed by any game developer, publisher, platform, anti-cheat provider or listed provider. A reference to a game does not mean that its rights holder has approved this website, a listed provider, its software or the use of cheats.

Where we report that a provider advertises software for a particular game, this identifies the provider's claim. It does not, by itself, mean that we have verified the software's compatibility, functionality, safety or legal status, or that the game's rights holder has licensed or authorised it.

Third-party logos, artwork, screenshots and quotations remain subject to their owners' rights. An ownership credit or statement of independence does not grant permission to use protected material. This clause does not grant a licence to third-party intellectual property, restrict a rights holder's legal rights or make an otherwise unlawful use lawful.

You may link to our pages and share short, accurate extracts with attribution and a link to the relevant page, provided you retain material qualifications and do not suggest an endorsement. Other reuse requires permission unless the law allows it. Nothing in these terms restricts statutory exceptions such as lawful quotation, criticism or review.

12. Personal information

Our Privacy Policy at https://cheat.top/privacy explains how we collect, use, retain and disclose personal information, including information received in reports and complaints, and how to exercise applicable rights.

Information about cookies and similar technologies, and any relevant choices, is available at https://cheat.top/privacy. Accepting these terms does not, by itself, give consent to optional cookies or every use of personal information.

13. Availability and access

We may change or suspend parts of the website for maintenance, security, legal requirements or operational reasons. We do not promise uninterrupted availability. Where reasonably practicable, we will give notice of a material suspension or closure.

We may restrict access where reasonably necessary to address unlawful conduct, serious or repeated breaches of these terms, threats to security or disruption of the website. We will act proportionately and give a reason and an opportunity to challenge the restriction where doing so is lawful and does not undermine security or an investigation. Contact https://cheat.top/corrections to challenge a restriction.

14. Our responsibility for loss

Nothing in these terms removes or reduces responsibility that the law does not allow us to exclude. This includes liability for death or injury caused by our negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, and your non-excludable rights under consumer or data protection law.

If you use the website as a consumer, we remain responsible for loss or damage that is a foreseeable result of our breach of a legal duty to you, including a failure to exercise reasonable care where required. Loss is foreseeable when it is an obvious consequence or was reasonably contemplated by both parties at the relevant time.

Publishing a listing does not make us a guarantor of the provider's conduct or make us responsible for its debts or promises. We are not responsible for losses caused solely by a third party or your own actions where no breach of duty by us caused or contributed to the loss. This includes, in those circumstances, losses arising from provider transactions, malicious software, compromised information or game sanctions. This provision does not exclude responsibility that we otherwise have under the law.

The website is intended for general personal information. If you use it for business purposes, then, to the extent permitted by law, we exclude liability for lost business profits, revenue, opportunities or anticipated savings, and for indirect or consequential business losses. The exceptions in the first paragraph of this section still apply.

15. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms to reflect changes to the website, its operation or legal requirements. We will publish the revised version and its effective date here and give reasonable notice of material changes where practicable. We may need to act sooner for urgent legal or security reasons.

Changes do not retrospectively remove rights or liabilities that have already arisen. Where a change requires your agreement, we will obtain it before applying that change to you. You may stop using optional features if you do not agree to their revised conditions.

16. Governing law and legal rights

These terms and disputes about them are governed by the law of England and Wales. If you are a consumer living elsewhere, this choice does not remove mandatory protections that apply to you under the law of your place of residence.

The courts of England and Wales may hear disputes. If you are a consumer, nothing in these terms prevents you from bringing a claim in another court where applicable law gives you that right, including the courts of Scotland or Northern Ireland where relevant. For users acting in a business capacity, the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction over contractual disputes under these terms, to the extent permitted by law.

If a provision is unlawful or unenforceable, it will not apply to the extent of that problem. The remaining provisions continue where legally possible. These terms do not restrict a non-user's rights or determine where a claim by a listed provider, publisher or other third party may be brought.