The Epic Online Services (EOS) Anti-Cheat interfaces help reduce cheating in online multiplayer play.
You can use the Anti-Cheat Web APIs to supplement the EOS C SDK for trusted server applications. Before calling the Anti-Cheat Web APIs, check out the Web API Introduction for standards, authentication, and error codes.
API Endpoint
https://api.epicgames.dev/anticheat/
Querying Anti-Cheat Service Status by Deployment
Policy
The client policy used must have the anticheat:authenticateForAnyUser or anticheat:authenticateForLocalUser actions allowed.
Authorization
This call requires Bearer Token authorization with an EOS Client Auth access token, obtained from the Connect interface.
Request
| HTTP Request | GET /anticheat/v1/{DeploymentId}/status | ||
| HTTP Headers | |||
| Name | Value | ||
Authorization | Bearer <EOSAccessToken> | ||
Content-Type | application/json | ||
| Path Parameters | |||
| Name | Type | Description | Required |
deploymentId | String | The EOS deployment ID | Yes |
Example Request
Response
| HTTP Response 200 - OK: Success. | ||
| HTTP Headers | ||
| Name | Value | |
| Content-Type | application/json | |
| JSON Payload | ||
| Name | Type | Description |
serverKick | Boolean | True if anti-cheat Server Kicks are enabled in the EOS Developer Portal, otherwise false. |