Delta Force, the free-to-play extraction shooter from Team Jade, has published a new anti-cheat enforcement notice through its G.T.I. Security Team on September 21, 2026. The notice reaffirms a zero-tolerance policy toward cheating and terms-of-service violations, including the use of plug-ins, illegal software, inappropriate behaviour, and malicious use of exploits or bugs, and its most important detail is an expansion of cheater kill compensation to cover players affected by cheaters who receive 30-day bans, not only those who receive 10-year bans.
Kill Compensation Now Covers 30-Day Bans
Previously, only players affected by cheaters who received 10-year bans were eligible for cheater kill compensation. The expanded policy means players affected by cheaters who receive 30-day bans can also receive compensation. When operators receive an email confirming a successful 30-day or 10-year ban, cheater kill compensation is sent via in-game mail within 3 business days of that email. However, if gear brought into a match was extracted by squadmates and returned to the owner, that kill compensation will not be issued again.
PC, Mobile, and Console Enforcement Totals for September 14 to September 20
On PC during the week of September 14 to September 20, the security team issued 864 ten-year bans, including 110 DMA bans, real-time interceptions, and freeze actions. Another 16,629 devices were blocked for one year, while 1,446 cheating attempts were stopped in real time and 9,956 players were forced offline for cheating. The team also issued 124 warnings for teaming with cheaters, recorded 22 cases of bans with the confiscation of unfairly obtained gains, and took security actions against 35 cheating tools. On mobile, 339 players received ten-year bans, 9,522 cheating attempts were stopped in real time, and security actions were taken against 57 cheating tools. Console enforcement produced 14 violation penalty bans.
Economic Security Crackdown on Automated Scripts
The economic security team also targeted automated scripts, including automated bulk registration of accounts, automated multi-client login, auto-farming through run-throughs, auto-extract, and auto-sell supplies. Last week alone, 119,397 instances were addressed, with 24,301 cases of benefits being confiscated and 95,096 account bans issued. The G.T.I. Security Team confirmed it will continue to take action against violation accounts in real time and asked all Operators to follow the rules and report inappropriate behaviour through reporting channels.
