❌Ban Information/HWID Bans

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Ubisoft does not typically issue HWID bans. You can maintain 150+ accounts without facing a ban. The probability of receiving a HWID ban is statistically low, around 3-5%. For those concerned about potential HWID bans, using a HWID spoofer we provide is an option to consider for added security.

It's advisable to avoid using accounts that are valuable or that you care about while cheating. Unless it is specifically stated that the product you purchased is undetected.

When Ubisoft reviews your account, they consider factors such as Kill/Death (KD) ratio, headshot ratio (HSR), wall bang ratio, ace/clutch ratio, and more. Remember, nobody goes pro overnight.

• BattleEye's Account Bans: BattleEye does not leave trace files after issuing a ban. However, they can ban accounts that you have previously logged into, depending heavily on the timing of their review, An easy way to prevent complications with previous bans is to remove your account information. This can be done by deleting data from the following registry path:

C:\Username\<USERNAME>\OneDrive\Documents\My Games

To determine if you've been HWID banned following a recent ban, the simplest method is to create a new, free Ubisoft account and abuse the free-to-play feature added in Rainbow Six Siege X. By doing so, you can test if the new account is affected in any way. If the account operates without issues, it's likely your previous ban isn't tied to your hardware ID.

Ubisoft has recently implemented a stricter enforcement system known as affiliation bans, targeting players who consistently team with or play alongside cheaters. Reports suggest that if an account participates in roughly 20–30 matches with confirmed cheaters forming a chain of association—it can be flagged for review and potentially included in a future ban wave. These ban waves occur periodically, at Ubisoft’s discretion, as part of their ongoing effort to discourage repeated boosting/stacking with cheaters.