No — there is no official way to view your Trust Factor.
Valve has confirmed that it is intentionally hidden to prevent players from abusing the system.

The only way to “guess” your Trust Factor is by noticing the quality of your matches over time.
If you're frequently paired with suspicious or toxic players, it could be a sign your Trust Factor is low.

• ✅ Make your profile public
  
• ✅ Enable Steam Guard
  
• ✅ Complete your Steam profile (bio, avatar, info)
  
• 🚫 Remove friends with VAC bans
  
• 🚫 Make sure YOU don’t have a VAC ban
  
• 🧑‍💻 Be an Active & Clean Steam User
  
• 👍 Rate games, guides, and workshop maps
  
• 💬 Leave genuine comments
  
• 👥 Add positive players as friends
  
• 🎖️ A higher Steam level and active play history help
  
• 🎗️ Award this post

• ✅ Play regularly, win or lose
  
• ✅ Be a good teammate: give info, don’t troll
  
• ✅ Ask for commends (politely!)
  
• 🚫 Don’t grief, flame, or vote kick needlessly
  
• 🚫 Avoid getting reported — especially for cheating or abusive comms

• 📸 Use the CS2 Overwatch / Patrol System
  
• 💲 Keep Your Payment Method Updated and Verified
  
• 🤫 Avoid Using VPNs to Mask Your Location
  
• 📛 Complete Steam Profile Badges

Trust Factor is Valve’s secret matchmaking rating that affects who you get matched with in CS2. It’s based on your overall behavior, account status, and community activity. You can’t check it directly, but it influences whether you play with cheaters, toxic players, or fair teammates.

To improve your Trust Factor and get cleaner, more enjoyable matches, you need to focus on both your Steam account and your in-game conduct.