FiveM Framework Anticheat Guides: QBCore, ESX, Standalone, vRP, OX

Pick the setup guide for your stack. Same panel, same 60+ detections — only the framework profile changes.

Short answer: One anticheat, five framework profiles — switch in seconds from the panel.

Framework comparison

FrameworkProfileTypical useGuide
QBCore / Qbox QBCore or OX TR/EN RP servers Setup guide →
ESX Legacy / 1.x ESX EU RP, ESX economy Setup guide →
Standalone Standalone Custom gamemode, FFA Setup guide →
vRP / vRPex vRP vRP roleplay Setup guide →
OX / Qbox OX Overextended stack Setup guide →

Which profile should I pick?

Classic qb-core → QBCore profile. Qbox / ox_core stack → OX. ESX Legacy or 1.x → ESX. vRP/vRPex → vRP. Custom script / FFA → Standalone.

How Framework Choice Affects Protection

The movement and combat layer (servermove, combatguard, entityguard) works completely independently of the framework — whether you run QBCore or standalone, noclip and aimbot are validated the same way. The framework only affects the economy and inventory layer: which events are watched and how money/item-granting calls are validated. That is why selecting the right profile in the panel decides half of your protection outright.

Common Mistakes When Picking a Profile

Verifying the Setup

After selecting a profile, run a simple verification: perform a small money/item transaction on a test account and confirm it appears in the panel log. If it does not, the event mapping was not applied — this step is critical on customised framework derivatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Multiple servers, different frameworks?

One account, multiple servers — assign a profile per server.

Changing framework?

Switch profile in panel — no reinstall.

RedEngine and menu cheats?

Signature scan + OCR on all profiles — see our RedEngine Detection guide.

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