
Saturn supports Escape from Tarkov with its BattlEye HWID Spoofer.
Yes. Escape from Tarkov uses BattlEye, and Saturn supports Escape from Tarkov with its BattlEye HWID Spoofer.
The BattlEye licence spans Tarkov, FiveM and every other BattlEye title Saturn lists, run from one loader.
Escape from Tarkov uses BattlEye alongside Battlestate Games’ own enforcement, which the studio applies in announced batches. Those bans are permanent and apply to the Battlestate account; neither company publishes a hardware ban policy, even though some players report bans that appear to follow the PC.
The same BattlEye product also covers every other title Saturn lists under it.
Escape from Tarkov is covered by Saturn’s dedicated BattlEye product. BattlEye changes frequently, so Saturn tracks compatibility separately and publishes the current product state on the live status page.
Built specifically for games protected by BattlEye.
The same BattlEye licence covers Rainbow Six Siege, DayZ, PUBG, FiveM and the rest of Saturn’s BattlEye list.
Saturn’s normal setup does not require reinstalling Windows.
| Game | Escape from Tarkov |
|---|---|
| Anti-cheat | BattlEye |
| Saturn product | BattlEye HWID Spoofer |
| Status | Operational |
| Saturn version | Titan · v3.10.0 |
| Windows support | Windows 10 / 11 |
| Last checked | 12 October 2026 |
Live compatibility can change after Battlestate Games or BattlEye updates. Check Saturn’s status page for the latest product state.
Escape from Tarkov runs BattlEye, so Saturn assigns the BattlEye HWID Spoofer, which carries FiveM with it. Unlimited Profiles is the option if you want to move between hardware profiles; a Permanent Profile is the option if you want one profile, paid for once, with no renewal date. None of Saturn’s other anti-cheat products come into it.
Best if you want the flexibility to switch between hardware profiles.
Best if you want one fixed hardware profile without recurring payments.
Battlestate Games publishes its Tarkov bans in announced batches and states that they are permanent. Its support pages describe account blocks only, and BattlEye says its global bans are tied to a SteamID or account, so machine bans in Tarkov come from player reports rather than from either company.
For the full breakdown, see our guide: Does Tarkov hardware ban? What Battlestate and BattlEye publish.
All covered by the same BattlEye HWID Spoofer licence.
Test Saturn’s BattlEye HWID Spoofer for 24 hours before buying. Your BattlEye product is pre-selected when you continue to pricing.