Guide · for Players
Your AACGUARD Profile: Custom Link, Country, Privacy and Sharing
Claim a short profile link, choose your country, decide which stats are public and share your profile.
Updated · 1 min read · by the AACGUARD team
Every player who signs in with Steam gets an AACGUARD profile: one page with your CS stats, your AACGUARD history and your badges. You decide what others see.
What's on your profile
- CS2 and CS:GO: Premier rating, map ranks and performance, plus your old CS:GO lifetime stats from Steam.
- FACEIT: level, ELO, lifetime stats and a map breakdown.
- AACGUARD: scan count, detections and recent scans.
- Badges you earned. See Profile badges.
- Your Live status when you are playing, and any public notices.
Choose what is public
In Settings you can hide each block (CS stats, FACEIT stats, AACGUARD scan history) on your shared profile. You always see everything on your own profile. Your ban status is always visible, because hiding it would defeat the purpose of an anti-cheat.
Claim a custom link
Instead of a long share link, claim a short address like aacguard.com/yourname in Settings. Names are 3–24 characters (letters, numbers, _ and -), first come first served, and some names are reserved for site pages.
Your country
Pick your country in Settings to show a flag next to your name. Hover the flag to see the country name.
Sharing and resetting your link
Copy your profile link from the profile page and share it in Discord, on your server or with a team. If a link was shared somewhere you don't want, you can turn sharing off or create a new share link in Settings, which makes the old one stop working.