Fair play is not just a slogan for Krafton and Lightspeed Studios. From March 27 to April 5, 2026, PUBG Mobile permanently blocked 284,986 accounts and 9,204 devices as part of the weekly #BanPan Report. The numbers are impressive — and that’s only in seven days.
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Which cheats are most common in PUBG Mobile
Four types of violations accounted for the majority of bans:
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AIM (auto-sight) — 16%. The program catches the opponent’s head by itself — the player only has to press the shot.
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Damage area modification — 15%. Grenades with a triple blast radius, weapons with an increased kill zone — one shot demolishes an entire squad.
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WallHack (X—ray vision) – 6%. Walls, trees, shelters — the cheater sees through it all in real time.
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SpeedHack (accelerated movement) — 4%. Loot faster, take positions faster, get away from danger faster too.
The remaining 59% is other cheating software, including cheats that are installed before entering the match.
Why are devices banned, not just accounts?
Device ban is a harsh measure that hits harder than the usual profile lock. I created a new account, but the device is still blacklisted. It’s much more difficult to get around this, and that’s why developers are actively using the tool. During the reporting week, 9,204 gadgets were placed under the device ban, which is quite a lot for one week.
What else did the PUBG Mobile team do in a week
The fight goes far beyond the game itself. During the period from March 27 to April 5, 777 cheat software advertisements were removed, with a total reach of 2,903,741 subscribers and views. At the same time, PUBG Mobile investigators manually protected 16,919 matches this week alone. For comparison, there have already been 92,945 such matches in a month.
The largest proportion of banned players are from the Bronze (50%) and Ace (22%) ranks. This means that cheats are found at all levels, from beginners to top players.
What does this give ordinary PUBG Mobile players?
Every cheat removed from the game means dozens of saved matches for honest users. No “unkillable” enemies through walls, no auto-aiming at the head from the first frame, no sprinters who cannot be physically overtaken. Victory is once again decided by skill, positioning, and teamwork — as it should be in a fair battle royale.
#BanPan’s weekly reports are part of Krafton’s long-term anti-cheat strategy. The system works in conjunction with AI behavior analysis, advanced anti-cheat algorithms, and manual checks by investigators. If you meet a suspicious player, click on the report right in the match. Developers process this data.
Play fair. A self-earned victory is worth much more.
