Delta Force’s G.T.I. Security team has broadened its Delta Force cheater kill compensation program, now covering players affected by cheaters who receive 30-day bans in addition to those handed 10-year bans. The source does not specify which platforms qualify.
Cheater Kill Compensation Now Covers 30-Day Bans
Previously, only operators affected by cheaters who received 10-year bans qualified for compensation. The updated policy extends eligibility to players affected by cheaters handed 30-day bans.
How and When Compensation Is Delivered
When operators receive an email confirming a successful 30-day or 10-year ban, compensation is sent via in-game mail within three business days of that email. Players should check their mail promptly.
One condition applies: if gear brought into a match was extracted by squadmates and returned to you, that kill compensation will not be issued again.
Weekly Enforcement Figures Across Platforms
According to the G.T.I. Security team, the week of October 5–11, 2026 saw the following enforcement actions (figures are developer-reported). For more on anti-cheat efforts in other shooters, see our coverage of Apex Legends’ anti-cheat update.
PC
- 983 users received 10-year bans, including 133 DMA-related bans, real-time interceptions or freeze actions
- 11,641 devices were blocked for one year
- 1,622 cheating attempts were stopped in real time
- 5,934 players were forced offline for cheating
- 120 warnings were issued for teaming with cheaters
- 20 cases of bans with confiscation of unfairly obtained gains
- Security actions were taken against 17 cheating tools
Mobile
- 265 players received 10-year bans
- 11,316 cheating attempts were stopped in real time
- Security actions were taken against 39 cheating tools
Console
- 9 violation penalty bans were issued
Crackdown on Automated Scripts and Economic Violations
The team says that in the previous week alone, it targeted automated scripts, including automated bulk account registration, automated multi-client login, auto-farming, auto-extract and auto-sell supplies. The developer reports that 367,411 instances were addressed, comprising 144,890 cases of benefits confiscated and 222,521 account bans. This period is separate from the platform figures above.
Zero-Tolerance Policy and How to Report Cheaters
Delta Force operates under a zero-tolerance policy toward rule violations, including plug-ins, illegal software, inappropriate behaviour and malicious use of exploits or bugs. Once such behaviour is discovered, an investigation is launched and penalties applied, which include permanent account bans and IP bans along with notification inside and outside the game.
The G.T.I. Security team invites players to report inappropriate behaviour through in-game reporting channels and the community. The team says it will continue to take action against violating accounts in real time.