Search Only three Warzone HWID products meet the launch comparison gate. TraceX lists a persistent rewrite with one completed spoof at $0, Arctic Trace 2.0 lists temporary one-click use at €38.81 for 15 days, and RedHax lists a lifetime HWID, TPM and Secure Boot product but publishes no numeric price in the retained page. All three public listings name Warzone. Their persistence and compatibility wording is provider-reported, and none establishes that an account sanction can be reversed or that the current RICOCHET requirements are satisfied.
Compare listed plans, compatibility and provider claims. Open a product for its plans, limits and sources.
| Product | Provider | Claimed type | Listed price | Platform | Status | Last checked | Info score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TraceX HWID SpooferView details | TraceX HWID Spoofer | HWID spooferNot specified | $0.00USD / Period not specified$0.00 original | Windows 10 / Windows 11 | ActiveProvider-reported | Sep 14, 2026Source observed | 6.5/ 10Documentation |
| Trace 2.0View details | Arctic Cheats | HWID spooferNot specified | ≈ $44.99USD / 15 days€38.81 original | Windows 10 / Windows 11 | ActiveProvider-reported | Sep 14, 2026Source observed | 6.3/ 10Documentation |
| Advanced HWID, TPM & Secure Boot SpooferView details | RedHax | HWID spooferNot specified | Not publishedNot published original | Windows 10 / Windows 11 | ActiveProvider-reported | Sep 14, 2026Source observed | 4.1/ 10Documentation |
USD estimates: EUR 1 = USD 1.1592, 2026-09-11. ECB reference rate [12]. Checkout rates, fees and taxes may differ.
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Status wording is attributed to the provider and may change after this source check.
| Plan | USD / original price | Availability / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free license — one completed spoof | $0.00 USD | Listed · note 1 |
Observed public list price; checkout taxes and fees were not tested.
Assessed Sep 14, 2026. Points measure published information, not performance or safety. Missing or conflicting evidence earns no points.
Status wording is attributed to the provider and may change after this source check.
| Plan | USD / original price | Availability / notes |
|---|---|---|
| 90 Days | ≈ $184.99 USD€159.58 originalEUR 1 = USD 1.1592 · 2026-09-11 | Listed · note 1 |
| 30 Days | ≈ $72.99 USD€62.97 originalEUR 1 = USD 1.1592 · 2026-09-11 | Listed · note 1 |
| 15 Days | ≈ $44.99 USD€38.81 originalEUR 1 = USD 1.1592 · 2026-09-11 | Listed · note 1 |
EUR display selected automatically for observed region; site says charges settle in USD. US checkout total not established.
Assessed Sep 14, 2026. Points measure published information, not performance or safety. Missing or conflicting evidence earns no points.
Status wording is attributed to the provider and may change after this source check.
| Plan | USD / original price | Availability / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Price not published | Not published | Listed |
Observed public list price; checkout taxes and fees were not tested.
Assessed Sep 14, 2026. Points measure published information, not performance or safety. Missing or conflicting evidence earns no points.
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CheatsMatch has not independently tested the performance or detection resistance of these products. Best Documented identifies the highest-scoring eligible option for the completeness of its published information. The label requires an active product, explicit compatibility and at least 85% evidence coverage. It does not identify the safest or best-performing product. If no option meets the rules, we leave the label unassigned.
Best Documented compares published information, not product performance or detection resistance. Maintenance, unknown status or missing critical details rule out this label.
TraceX HWID Spoofer
6.5 / 10 documentationTraceX describes a free persistent hardware-identifier rewrite used across its named game directory; it states that the tool does not alter publisher records or reverse account sanctions.
$0.00 / Period not specified
Read product details ↓Trace 2.0
6.3 / 10 documentationArctic lists Trace 2.0 as a temporary one-click spoofer for Windows 10/11, Intel/AMD systems and an explicit multi-game catalog.
≈ $44.99 / 15 days
Read product details ↓Advanced HWID, TPM & Secure Boot Spoofer
4.1 / 10 documentationRedHax lists a lifetime HWID, TPM and Secure Boot spoofer with a 24-hour activation window; the page explicitly names Fortnite, Valorant, Warzone, Apex, Rust, Dead by Daylight, Escape from Tarkov and Rainbow Six Siege among supported games.
Not published
Read product details ↓The three selected Warzone options make different persistence and licensing claims. TraceX describes a persistent identifier rewrite with one completed spoof in its free license, Arctic describes Trace 2.0 as a temporary one-click spoofer, and RedHax lists a lifetime HWID, TPM and Secure Boot product with a 24-hour activation window. RedHax did not publish a numeric price in the retained page, so it cannot be compared on cost here. Each Warzone compatibility statement remains provider-reported and should be rechecked against the current RICOCHET requirements.
CheatsMatch scores eight documented factors: status and freshness transparency (20%), compatibility clarity (15%), product and feature documentation (20%), maintenance transparency (5%), brand and website clarity (10%), support availability (10%), pricing transparency (15%), and policy or refund transparency (5%). A numeric score appears only after sources cover at least 70% of the weighted factors. Provider claims have a lower evidence ceiling than independently corroborated or directly verified objective facts. Compatibility claims remain provider-reported unless tested, and the score is not a safety or detection rating.
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Provider comparisons separate storefront identity, support channels and written policies from product status. A developer or reseller label is an editorial inference from the public pages unless authorship is explicit. The bullets identify available contact routes and policy limits without treating a support badge as proof of response quality or a refund link as guaranteed eligibility.
1 researched listing
Role indication: Public website identifies the TraceX publishing team and this official domain.
1 researched listing
Likely reseller or mixed catalog: Arctic and Kylo both list Hydra-branded products. This is a catalog-based inference, not proof of who developed each product.
1 researched listing
Role indication: Role not established from the reviewed product page.
On 14 September 2026, this comparison recorded 3 active: TraceX HWID Spoofer, Trace 2.0, and Advanced HWID, TPM & Secure Boot Spoofer. Status words such as “Undetected,” “Working,” “Updating” and “In Stock” are provider labels, not test results. CheatsMatch rechecks prices, compatibility and status at editorial review points and after material game or provider changes. Dates move only after an actual source check; they are never refreshed automatically. When a listing changes to Updating, unavailable or unknown, that limitation remains visible until a later review supports a new state.
Activision says RICOCHET combines server-side tools with a PC kernel-level driver for protected games. Its June 2026 update also describes Microsoft Azure Attestation checks, so older “Warzone” labels alone are not enough to establish current PC support. This background explains why the date beside each storefront claim matters; it does not prove that a commercial product works with the current protection system.
Each selected row has a public listing that names this game or includes it in an explicit multi-game list. Temporary products generally describe a restart-reset change; permanent products describe a longer-lived identity change, but activation periods can still be short. RedHax, for example, describes a 24-hour activation window for a lifetime/permanent-effect listing. No persistence behavior was tested.
This page is limited to current Warzone on Windows PC. A source must name Warzone; a Black Ops or historical WZ label by itself does not qualify. Check both the game’s current requirements and the named product’s requirements. A Windows 10/11 label alone does not establish CPU, GPU, firmware, Secure Boot, TPM, storefront or administrator compatibility.
Open the named product page and confirm that its status, Warzone scope, operating-system line and plan are unchanged. Compare the shortest useful plan rather than the lowest number alone, and read any refund conditions before activation. If a listing is Updating, out of stock or missing a numeric price, treat that as a current limitation. No product was installed, and no claim of detection performance or hardware persistence was independently verified.
CheatsMatch names the highest-scoring eligible product only when it clears the Best Documented evidence gates. If none qualifies, this page shows no Best Documented award. Compare the documented feature scope, system requirements, current provider status and exact plan entitlement for your setup.
No. They are dated provider status labels. A game or anti-cheat update can change availability after the page was checked.
The site converts EUR to estimated USD using a dated exchange rate and keeps the original EUR amount for reference. The source plan duration is preserved.
Not necessarily. “Permanent” may describe the applied identity state, while the loader or activation license can have a different duration. Read both fields.
Numbers beside a fact or score refer to the sources below. Provider descriptions are claims, not independent product tests.
