> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dexa.im/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands.md).

# Brands

- [Brands](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands.md): DEXAIM partners with individual cheat developers and larger cheat brands. Choose the brand for the product you purchased for game-specific guides.
- [BBC](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/bbc.md): BBC is an external 1PC cheat developer focusing on Unreal Engine games, with broad support for multiple titles.
- [DIS](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/dis.md): DIS is an external 1PC cheat developer focusing on Rust and Fortnite.
- [KID](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/kid.md): KID is an external 1PC cheat developer focusing on Unreal Engine games, with broad support for multiple titles.
- [NAT](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/nat.md): NAT is an internal 1PC cheat developer focusing solely on Call of Duty.
- [NGR](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/apex-legends-ngrhook.md): NGR is an external 1PC cheat developer focusing on Apex Legends and Fortnite.
- [SEC](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/sec.md): SEC is an external 1PC cheat developer focusing on EAC protected games, with broad support for multiple titles.
- [WEC](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/wec.md): WEC is an external 1PC cheat developer focusing solely on Helldivers 2.
- [Page 1](https://docs.dexa.im/1pc-guides/brands/brands/page-1.md)


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