The G.T.I. Security Team has announced an update to its Delta Force enforcement policy, lowering the threshold for cheater kill compensation. While previously only players affected by cheaters receiving 10-year bans were eligible for reimbursement, the program now includes players impacted by users receiving 30-day bans.

When a reported player is successfully banned for either duration, affected operators will receive confirmation via email. Compensation is subsequently delivered through the in-game mail system within three business days. The developers noted that this compensation will not be issued if the gear brought into the match was extracted by squadmates and returned to the player.

Enforcement Statistics: July 20–26, 2026

The development team maintains a zero-tolerance policy regarding plug-ins, illegal software, exploits, and inappropriate behavior. Security actions taken during the week of July 20, 2026, highlight the scale of current enforcement efforts across platforms:

PC Enforcement

  • 10-Year Bans: 2,435 users, including 129 instances involving DMA bans or real-time interceptions.
  • Device Blocks: 9,355 devices blocked for one year.
  • Real-Time Interventions: 3,201 cheating attempts stopped and 1,917 players forced offline.
  • Social Violations: 288 warnings issued for teaming with cheaters.
  • Confiscations: 43 cases involving the seizure of unfairly obtained gains.
  • Tool Mitigation: Security measures taken against 35 distinct cheating tools.

Mobile and Console

Mobile users saw 395 permanent 10-year bans, with 15,498 cheating attempts intercepted in real time and 41 cheating tools addressed. On console, the team recorded 6 violation penalty bans.

Cracking Down on Economic Exploits

Beyond individual player conduct, the team addressed significant economic security violations involving automated scripts. Last week, the studio processed 274,433 instances of automated abuse, including bulk account registration, multi-client logins, and auto-farming macros. These actions resulted in 232,874 account bans and the confiscation of benefits in 41,559 cases.

The team continues to encourage players to use official reporting channels to flag suspicious behavior in-game or through community platforms to help maintain a fair environment.