
Delta Force has published its latest G.T.I. Security enforcement report, covering actions taken from July 13 through July 19, 2026. The report details bans and real-time interventions across PC, mobile, and console, while also expanding compensation for players affected by cheaters.
In the official Steam announcement, the security team reiterated its zero-tolerance policy toward cheating and other violations of the game’s terms. That includes plug-ins, illegal software, abusive behavior, and the malicious use of exploits or bugs. Depending on the offense, penalties can include permanent account bans, IP bans, and notifications delivered in or outside the game.
Cheater-kill compensation now covers 30-day bans
G.T.I. Security also expanded its cheater-kill compensation policy. Previously, compensation applied only when the offending player received a 10-year ban. Players affected by cheaters who receive a 30-day ban can now qualify as well.
After an operator receives an email confirming a successful 30-day or 10-year ban, the compensation will arrive through in-game mail within three business days. The team asked players to check their in-game mail after receiving that confirmation.
There is one restriction. If squadmates extracted gear brought into the match and returned it to the affected player, that player will not receive the same cheater-kill compensation again.

Delta Force enforcement totals for July 13–19
PC: G.T.I. Security issued 3,951 10-year bans. That total included 131 DMA bans, real-time interceptions, and freeze actions. The team also blocked 11,052 devices for one year, stopped 4,713 cheating attempts in real time, forced 1,898 players offline for cheating, and issued 312 warnings for teaming with cheaters. Another 45 bans included the confiscation of unfairly obtained gains, and action was taken against 36 cheating tools.
Mobile: The mobile version saw 341 players receive 10-year bans, while 14,765 cheating attempts were stopped in real time. Security action was also taken against 44 cheating tools.
Console: The report lists 20 console violation penalty bans.
Economic-security actions
The team also targeted automated scripts used for bulk account registration, multi-client login, auto-farming, auto-extraction, and auto-selling supplies. Across those violations, 259,650 instances were addressed during the week.
That figure included 46,007 cases where benefits were confiscated and 213,643 account bans. G.T.I. Security said it will continue taking action against violating accounts in real time and asked players to report suspicious behavior through the available in-game channels and community reporting options.
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