Escape from Tarkov Cheats - Undetected EFT ESP, Aimbot & Hacks

You Spent 40 Minutes on Streets and Died to a Guy Sitting in a Bathtub

Forty minutes on Streets of Tarkov. Killed two PMCs at Lexos, looted a GPU from Cardinal apartments, cleared the school building floor by floor. Full bag. Good armor. Two minutes from extract. Then a guy sitting in a bathtub on the second floor of a residential building puts a round of M61 through your face shield. Back to the stash screen. Gear gone. GPU gone. Forty minutes gone. Escape from Tarkov doesn't respect your time. It respects information. The player who knew that bathtub angle was occupied walked around. You didn't. Our Escape from Tarkov cheats make sure you never walk blind into a raid again.

BSG pushed Tarkov to version 1.0 on Steam in November 2025 and the game hit 47,800 concurrent on launch day. Version 1.0.2.0 dropped February 10, 2026 with the Duckov collaboration event and Prestige level adjustments. The seasonal wipe system is live: permanent and seasonal characters running side by side, with Season 2 scheduled for Q4 2026. 10 maps from Factory to Streets, with Icebreaker coming Q1 2026 as a vertical snow-covered cargo ship map. The game that invented hardcore extraction shooting keeps expanding while maintaining the raid tension that nothing else replicates. Our EFT hacks have survived every wipe cycle, every BattlEye update, and every BSG server-side patch since 2019.

BattlEye Plus BSG Server Validation: 11,000 Bans and They Still Can't Stop It

Tarkov runs dual-layer protection. BattlEye handles kernel-level client-side detection: memory scanning, driver monitoring, process validation, hardware fingerprinting. BSG runs their own server-side validation that checks player actions against server state, flags impossible movement speeds, validates hit registration against known positions, and monitors statistical anomalies across accounts. Both systems work simultaneously on every raid.

BSG banned 11,000+ accounts from October 2025 through early 2026, then another 11,000+ through January. Those numbers sound aggressive until you consider Tarkov has an estimated 1.8 million monthly active players. The bans catch the volume: free cheats, public releases, and known signatures. Premium software with unique builds that never appear in BattlEye's signature database operates in the space between those ban numbers and the actual cheating population.

Server-side validation is BSG's secondary weapon. Every raid records server-side data. Hit registration validates against both players' positions. Movement speed checks flag teleportation and speed exploits. Statistical analysis tracks survival rates, headshot percentages, and loot values over hundreds of raids. This is why gameplay behavior matters as much as software quality. You can bypass BattlEye perfectly and still get flagged by server-side stats.

Our HWID Spoofer covers every hardware identifier BattlEye collects. A Tarkov ban cascades across every BattlEye title: DayZ, Rainbow Six Siege, PUBG, and dozens more. One game's ban locks your hardware out of an entire library. The spoofer prevents that cascade. Status page before every raid.

10 Maps From Factory to Streets: ESP That Reads the Entire Raid

Every Tarkov map demands different information. Factory is a 6-player cage match where knowing spawn positions wins the first 30 seconds. Customs is a linear map with chokepoints at dorms and the river crossing where ambushes decide raids. Interchange hides high-value tech loot inside a dark shopping mall where sound echoes make audio-based detection unreliable. Reserve puts raiders, bosses, and PMCs into underground bunkers with multiple vertical levels. Labs charges entry fees and fills the map with raiders who hit like PMCs. Lighthouse spawns rogues on a fortified water treatment plant. Streets is the largest and most complex, with sniping angles across rooftops and CQB inside apartment blocks. Ground Zero serves as the entry map for new players with its TerraGroup headquarters and separate matchmaking for under level 21. Tarkov ESP processes all of it.

Player ESP shows every PMC and player Scav through walls, floors, and terrain with health state, armor class, equipped weapon, and distance. You see the three-man squad holding dorms marked room before you commit to the push. You track the extract camper sitting in the D-2 bunker at Reserve before starting the descent. You know the sniper on Lighthouse's rogue compound roof is watching the beach extract. In a game where a single head-eyes ends 40 minutes of work, knowing where every threat exists is the difference between profit and loss.

Loot ESP transforms the economic game. GPU spawns on Interchange, LEDx in Shoreline resort rooms, keycards in Labs offices, intelligence folders in Reserve bunkers. Filter for exactly what you want and run straight to high-value spawns instead of checking every container. Quest items for Jaeger, Peacekeeper, and Mechanic highlight automatically. The loot run that takes other players 35 minutes of searching takes you 8 minutes of targeted collection.

• PMC and Scav ESP - All players visible through every surface with health, armor, weapon, and distance
• Boss Detection - Killa, Tagilla, Shturman, Sanitar, Reshala, and Glukhar positions marked instantly
• Loot Filters - Customizable item ESP for GPUs, LEDx, keycards, barter items, and quest objectives
• Container Vision - See inside locked rooms, ground stashes, and hidden caches before opening
• Extract Intel - Available extraction points shown with player proximity warnings
• Grenade Tracking - Thrown grenades traced with trajectory for repositioning before detonation

Ammo Penetration vs Armor Class: Why the Aimbot Needs Ballistic Tables

Tarkov simulates ammunition ballistics at a depth no other shooter matches. Each round has penetration value, damage, fragmentation chance, ricochet probability, and velocity. Each armor piece has a class rating (1-6), durability, material type, and coverage zones. M855A1 punches through Class 4 armor reliably but struggles against Class 5. M61 cuts through everything but costs 2,000 roubles per round. 9x19 PST GZH bounces off anything above Class 3. The EFT aimbot factors your loaded ammunition's penetration against the target's visible armor class to select the optimal hit zone per shot.

Headshots through face shields depend on the shield's armor class. An Altyn face shield tanks most pistol and SMG rounds. A ULACH helmet leaves the face exposed. The aimbot reads the target's helmet and adjusts between face hitbox and thorax depending on whether your ammunition can penetrate what they're wearing. A face-eyes with PS 7.62 against an Altyn wastes the round. The same shot against an exposed face is an instant kill.

Engagement ranges on maps like Lighthouse, Woods, and Shoreline regularly exceed 200 meters. Bullet drop, travel time, and zeroing matter. The aimbot compensates for the specific round you have chambered against the distance to target, placing the shot where the bullet arrives after accounting for physics. Smoothness keeps the aim acquisition looking natural in potential replay reviews. BSG's server-side analysis flags inhuman snap speeds and impossible reaction times.

Seasonal Wipes Changed Everything. Early Wipe ESP Pays for Itself in One Raid.

Version 1.0 introduced seasonal characters alongside permanent ones. Seasonal wipes reset progress on a schedule, putting every player back to level 1 with a Grach pistol and a dream. Early wipe is when information advantage is worth the most. Everyone is running low-tier gear. A single profitable raid can set you ahead for days. Knowing where the Salewa spawns for Therapist's quest, where early weapon crates sit, and which buildings to avoid because three PMCs landed there creates a compounding advantage that snowballs through the entire season.

The Prestige system in 1.0.2.0 dropped the requirement from level 55 to 47, giving PvE players an optional reset path that preserves achievements and Arena armory. Whether you play seasonal or permanent, ESP accelerates the progression loop. More survived raids means more experience, more trader reputation, more access to better gear. The player who survives 60% of raids progresses dramatically faster than one surviving 30%.

Streets, Ground Zero, and Icebreaker: New Maps Need New Intel

Streets of Tarkov keeps expanding with new loot locations: the school building, Klimov shopping center, Russian Post office, Cardinal apartments. Ground Zero connects to Streets through Transit extraction, creating a Marathon Mode run across both maps. Icebreaker arrives Q1 2026 as a vertical cargo ship map with close-quarters combat in tight corridors and stairwells. Every new map addition means new angles, new camping spots, and new extract routes that the community takes weeks to learn. ESP provides instant map knowledge that other players develop over hundreds of raids.

11,000 Bans Means 11,000 People Who Played Stupid. Don't Be One of Them.

BSG publishes ban statistics and the community dissects every number. The bans primarily catch detectable software and blatant gameplay. Surviving the reports and the server-side analysis requires discipline:

• Don't sprint to every GPU spawn - Running directly to high-value loot positions raid after raid without checking anything else creates a pattern in your server-side data that statistical analysis flags.
• Let some rats live - A player who kills every PMC on the map consistently across hundreds of raids has a survival rate and kill count that stands out in any statistical review.
• Run tracking perks in your loadout - Night vision, thermals, and recon equipment give legitimate explanations for finding players in unusual positions.
• Die on Labs sometimes - Labs has the highest report rate of any map. Perfect Labs survival across dozens of runs is the fastest way to collect reports.
• Don't head-eyes through face shields your ammo can't pen - Killing someone wearing an Altyn with a headshot from ammunition that physically cannot penetrate it flags the kill for server-side review.

Raid Up. Extract Rich.

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Tarkov Ecosystem and Extraction Shooters

Arena mode runs through the same client with the same BattlEye protection. Our Tarkov Arena product covers the competitive format. Arena Breakout for accessible extraction combat. Gray Zone Warfare for 42 km2 open-world extraction. Delta Force for extraction plus 32v32 warfare. DayZ for survival extraction on Bohemia's engine. Same team, same standards.