FAQ: War Thunder products, terms and support

Review the relevant product page and contact support for current availability or requirement questions before checkout.

Partner checkout opens the vendor’s current purchase flow. Review its current terms and requirements before payment.

Yes. Gaijin’s Code of Conduct prohibits cheats, spoofers, DMA hardware or firmware, and anti-cheat circumvention.

Check the current product page and vendor documentation for supported operating systems and requirements.

Use the HWID reset in the portal, or open a support ticket. The number of moves depends on the tier.

Every product is on the products page: War Thunder Cheats overview, HWID Spoofer overview, Cloud DMA overview, and UGC overview. Each page lists its features and sends checkout to our partner.

UGC account-appeal workflow (Unban & Governance Control) helps organize an appeal. A publisher controls each outcome; no reversal is promised.

No. UGC formats the evidence and the message. A reviewer decides each case. Some suspensions never lift. A reversal is not promised.

A profile or account restriction is an appeal matter within the UGC account-appeal scope. Hardware questions are separate; the HWID Spoofer hardware scope does not promise any account outcome.

Requirements vary by product. Check the current vendor product page and ask support before changing Windows or firmware settings.

ESP is a broad third-party feature term. It is not a promise of current functionality, compatibility, or account safety. Read the War Thunder ESP product scope for the current listing.

ESP and wallhack draw information. They leave the crosshair where you put it. Aimbot, silent aimbot, and no recoil are separate switches in the War Thunder aim and visual options.

The build is private, with direct developer support and priority patch delivery. A cap on slots keeps those patch cycles short. Read the banner before you pay.

The War Thunder option list has no capture filter. Make a local recording before a live session.

No. The banner and the product page show status at the time you look. If the build says updating, testing, or offline after an anti-cheat update, wait.

ESP can be less obvious than a maxed aimbot. It is still a cheat. Leaving aim assist off does not remove it from anti-cheat review.

HWID Spoofer product details is for a hardware ID flag: other PCs accept the login and this one refuses it. Disk serials are refreshed. MAC addresses, GPU IDs, and related values are refreshed too. A cleaner is included. An account that stays sanctioned is not cleared.

Do not assume a product’s technical method from marketing copy. Review the War Thunder software scope; account penalties can still follow.

No. Guides explain a topic. Review War Thunder product requirements and official game rules before making a decision.

Guides link to War Thunder purchase information. Checkout goes through our partner. Take the loader from the portal, not from a message.

People researching the stated product scope, requirements, terms, and risks before deciding whether to use a partner checkout.

Read the status on warthundercheatshop.com. Wait until the banner says online. After a patch, start with the quieter aim and ESP settings.

For support, include the order email, Windows version, exact product, and visible error text. Do not share credentials.

Do not assume that a broad category applies to every mode. Ask support for current stated scope before checkout.

The War Thunder ESP and wallhack listing describes enemy position, health, and distance displays.

The War Thunder aim module listing covers aimbot, silent aimbot, and no recoil. Each one has a switch in the menu.

Treat “private” as a marketing label unless the product page explains its precise scope, terms, and limitations.