MatchLedger
MatchLedger

Evidence before reputation.

MatchLedger brings CS2 account context, performance data, and match-backed community reviews together. Provider data remains attributed and missing metrics stay unavailable.

One Steam identity

Authentication happens at Steam through OpenID. We verify the signed response on our server and use your SteamID64 as your account identity. We never collect your Steam password or Steam Guard code.

A connection is more than a code

Your Game Authentication Code authorizes access to match history; your Match Sharing Code identifies the starting match. We require a successful Steam authorization response and an independently verified participant list containing your SteamID before marking the connection verified.

New-match discovery moves forward from your starting code. Older history is not guaranteed. If metadata is missing, access is denied, or Steam's response is ambiguous, reviews stay locked. Available records and their actual date range appear in your dashboard.

The 30-day rule

Reviewers and targets must appear in the same verified match. Its finish time must fall within the last 30 × 24 hours in UTC, including the exact boundary. Future and unverified timestamps cannot grant access. Administrators may shorten this window.

One active review

Choose Positive (+1) or Negative (−1) and write a specific comment. You can review teammates or opponents, never yourself. Multiple shared matches do not create extra votes. Your relationship is calculated from the participant teams.

Transparent moderation

Published reviews cannot be silently edited or deleted. Authors and targets can request removal. Administrators review the evidence, record reasons, and approve or reject requests. Removed reviews stop contributing to reputation.

Opinion has limits

Community reputation equals positive reviews minus negative reviews. The positive percentage is calculated only when reviews exist. It is not Valve Trust Factor, a VAC verdict, or proof of cheating.

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