Whyper for Escape from Tarkov includes an aimbot with prediction. The published feature set also describes visibility checks and target controls. This page explains those terms without turning them into a promise of perfect accuracy or account safety.
What the published feature list covers
The Tarkov product page lists prediction, ballistics and zeroing, visibility checks, a friend system, per-bone or closest-bone targeting, and target priority by distance, health or field of view. These are Whyper's product statements for the feature overview.
Prediction describes an aiming calculation intended to account for movement and projectile behavior. It is not the same thing as a published hit-rate benchmark. The product's feature name should not be read as a guarantee that every round will connect in every situation.
Controls and aiming modes
Target-selection and visibility controls concern which candidate the feature considers. Their exact options belong to the supported build and its instructions. This guide does not recommend settings for avoiding review or enforcement.
"Silent aim" is a separate term you may see in searches or older descriptions. Do not assume that a current product includes it because a previous article mentioned it. If a particular aiming mode is important to your decision, ask about that mode by name before buying.
Aimbot and ESP are separate features
Aimbot concerns aiming assistance. ESP concerns additional information drawn about players, loot or the world. Whyper includes both in its Tarkov product, alongside radar and quest helpers.
The Tarkov ESP guide explains the player and loot categories in the public feature information. Reading the two overviews together is more useful than treating "aimbot" as a description of the entire product.
Check your edition, mode and PC
Whyper's Tarkov product uses the Windows PC loader, with Windows 10 or 11 listed as the public requirement. Confirm any additional requirements in the current product instructions.
Ask specifically about the game edition and mode you play. The PvE guide covers those compatibility questions. Do not assume that support for one EFT mode establishes support for all modes or for Arena Breakout Infinite, which is a separate game.
Plans, status and account risk
The Tarkov page shows current plans. Checkout confirms available payment choices, the final total and any slot queue. If you already have a license, check your account's renewal options before purchasing another one.
Check product status and read the refund policy. An aiming routine, loading method or visibility check does not make third-party game software permitted. The account-risk guide explains why operational status cannot promise immunity from penalties.