Competitive integrity
Anti-cheat is a process, not a slogan
CSL combines account requirements, Echo.ac screening, match evidence and human review. No single signal is treated as perfect; the league preserves enough context for staff to investigate and act under published rules.
Linked competitive identity
League access connects a player's CSL profile to the identities required by the platform. Rosters and appearances stay attached to that record instead of disposable display names.
PC screening
Where the regulations require it, players complete Echo.ac screening. Screening status is one part of eligibility and investigation, governed by the current CSL rules.
Match evidence
The platform can retain match events, demos, combat context and submitted evidence for authorized review. Public scoreboards remain separate from restricted anti-cheat material.
Reports and sanctions
Players can report a match, staff can review the available evidence, and sanctions follow the published regulations. Appeals and privacy handling are defined by policy rather than improvised in public chat.