Electron Anticheat

Electron Anticheat is a cloud-based FiveM anticheat made by Electron Services, part of the Belgian company JMBH BV. It launched in 2023 and, by its own account, became the most used FiveM anticheat in the world in 2026. Its live counter shows almost 10,000 protected servers.

The setup is simple: a lightweight resource runs on your server, and everything else happens in a web dashboard. You manage bans, players, settings and monitoring from your browser, from an in-game panel or from your phone. It works independently of your framework, so ESX, QBCore, Qbox, vRP and custom frameworks are all supported.

What sets Electron Anticheat apart is its set of tools for staff. Where most anticheats stop at a detection and a screenshot, Electron Anticheat lets you replay a player's whole session, watch several screens at once with audio and follow every player on a live map.

Electron Anticheat covers the cheats that hit FiveM servers most often:

• Aim cheats: aimbot and soft aim
• Visual cheats: ESP and wallhacks
• Movement cheats: noclip, teleport, speed hacks and super jump
• Player cheats: godmode and invisibility
• Injection: weapon injection and cheat menus
• Server attacks: explosion exploits and crash attempts
• Ban evasion: VPN detection

The developer says it ships detection updates every day. A recent example is the Susano menu: since version 2.0.0, anyone who tries to open it is banned instantly. Updates can be applied from the dashboard, so you don't have to download a new version by hand each time.

For developers, the documentation covers security rules, module-based whitelists and exports for querying bans, issuing punishments, capturing media and listening to events. That lets you connect Electron Anticheat to your own admin tools.

Session replay

A visual reconstruction of a player's entire session on your server. Instead of piecing together what happened from chat logs, your staff watch it back. That makes bans easier to justify and appeals quicker to handle. Availability depends on your plan.

Live monitoring

Watch several player screens at the same time, with audio. Staff can confirm a detection while it's happening rather than afterwards.

Live in-game map

An interactive map that shows where every player is and what they're doing. Useful for spotting teleports, groups of cheaters or players in places they shouldn't be.

Player lookup

Look up any player who has joined a server running Electron Anticheat, including their history on other servers. You know who you're dealing with before they cause damage.

In-game panel

Open it with /eac or your own keybind. From there you can clear vehicles, objects and peds, toggle admin tools such as ESP and godmode, copy identifiers, kick, ban or spectate players, swap your ped, spawn vehicles and move yourself into a private routing bucket for testing.

Framework integration

New in 2026: view and manage player data such as inventories and money straight from the dashboard, without joining the server.

Web app

The full dashboard on your phone, with notifications. On Android you install it from your profile settings; on iOS you add the dashboard to your home screen from Safari.

Installation takes a few minutes:

1. Buy a licence on the Electron Anticheat website.
2. Download the latest version of the resource from your dashboard.
3. Put the ElectronAC folder in your server's resources directory.
4. Add these lines to your server.cfg and restart the server:

start ElectronAC
add_ace resource.ElectronAC command allow
add_unsafe_child_process_permission ElectronAC

For test servers there's a development licence on selected plans, and licences are locked to your server's IP. The documentation also explains how to whitelist players, block players and set up the admin menu.

According to Electron Anticheat's own comparison page, the first year costs €149.99. There are monthly, quarterly and lifetime plans, all including VAT. The plan prices on the homepage only appear after you create an account, so check the exact amounts there before you buy.

You can try the web panel and the in-game menu in a live demo without an account.