About all kinds of ban in Valorant

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1. Valorant Toxicity Ban​

Everyone has those games that throw you off the edge and before you realize it, you’re flaming and blaming your teammates. Yup, even though what you went through is not that big of a deal. Well, that’s why Riot implemented a variety of punishments based on the level of toxicity displayed.

That said, if your logs don’t include slurs, racism or other forms of graphic and offensive behavior, the penalties are:

• warning;
• chat ban (voice and text) for 3 to 14 days;
• suspension from ranked, for 3 to 14 days;
• entire account suspended for 7 to 14 days;
• permanently banned Valorant account.

2. Feeding, Queue Dodging and AFKing in Valorant

This happened at least once in a competitive game to every player. Be it a disconnection, a power outage, or even your cat stepping on the power button of your computer. These are normal and “happy accidents” that won’t get your Valorant account banned.

However, if you intentionally throw your game, or if you just “participate” without helping your teammates, this will probably land you an account restriction in Valorant.

Riot implemented specific trackers to find in-game behavior that they can connect to a player being AFK. They also gathered a handful of dedicated players to help them in their battle against in-game toxicity.

These players oversee reports received based on player behavior and deem it worthy of a Valorant ban or not.

On top of that, Riot also came out to say that they might implement a “blocking system” resembling the “Avoid a teammate” system from

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. This might give an advantage against griefers and intentionally throwing people.

3. False Reporting​

Keep in mind that while you can use the report function against players breaking the rules, it should be only your choice as to when you do it.

In that regard, you should never falsely report a player just because they played better, least of all to ask others to report them.

This falls under abuse of the report system, and can result in a Valorant ban. More so, as with the game’s systems, you’re likely to trigger an automated restriction against a player who didn’t do anything wrong. And, once they submit a

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appeal, Riot will be able to see that you are the culprit behind their false punishment.

That said, if someone offended your or broke the rules, you’re more than free to report them. Just don’t encourage all your teammates to do it as well.

False reporting follows the same path as toxicity, starting with a warning or a 3-day chat ban and all the way up to a permanent Valorant ban.

4. Account Banned from Valorant for Cheating​

Vanguard, the anti-cheating

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by Riot for Valorant, is doing a good job at protecting the game’s integrity.

But, no system is perfect and thus, it might ban a player by mistake, instead of another who that’s cheating. This is also called a false positive.

In simpler times, cheating was always caught by an anti-cheating system. Especially if you add several reports sent by suspicious players. Nowadays however, cheat developers are using new methods to make sure that their tools remain undetected. Among them, there’s machine learning and AI implementing, which makes Vanguard’s job a little more difficult.

As with most FPS games, and similar to what gets you

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, cheating in Valorant means:

• aimbots;
• ESP;
• radar hacks;
• no recoil;
• wall hacks;
• skin changers.

5. Valorant Banned for Account Sharing​

To put it in short, you can’t share your Valorant account with anyone. Not family, friends, and not even your dog.

The

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makes it accessible to everyone, so if your cousin or brother wants to play it, they can create their very own accounts.

What falls under account sharing in Valorant? Every suspicious activity that didn’t come from your PC or IP. Say you logged in into your account from New Jersey and after 15 minutes, another login from your account pops in from New York. That’s considered account sharing and will most likely be flagged by Riot as such. However, this is mostly because of the following two reasons:

• boosting;
• selling or buying accounts.

You should always be careful with whom you share your credentials. A lot of suspensions happen when a friend or brother uses one’s account to be toxic or to even cheat. And you wouldn’t want to lose all your hard work and skins due to being negligent.

Account sharing in Valorant is usually punished with a temporary suspension, followed by a permanent ban if repeated.

6. Boosting​

As we’ve previously seen, Riot doesn’t take lightly to boosting. And especially if cheats are involved.

In fact, Riot encourages players to report boosters (cheaters included), along with their party teammate.

Another form of boosting occurs when a high ranked player creates a new account to play with their low-rank friends. Commonly known as smurfing, this is more of an unintentional boost that disrupts the game for the others.

Regardless, smurf boosting can’t always be frowned upon because high rank players often get bored of Immortal and Radiant games. But, nonetheless, it’s still something to keep in mind when you make a new account and play competitive ranked games, as you will receive a few reports.

As for boosting punishments, they are:

• temporary suspension;
• removal of earned rewards / rank reset;
• permanently banned Valorant account.

7. Selling and Buying Accounts​

Let’s paint this picture. Enthusiastically, you find a website that sells Valorant accounts. Seemingly legit, you purchase one of those accounts.

Now, you log into this account, start playing and perhaps do something that gets you reported a few times. At this point, when reviewing the reports, Riot might notice the unusual activity behind the account.

Because of that, they’ll ask you for ownership verification. Without it, you will get banned from Valorant, until you’re able to prove that you’re the creator of the account.

Then again, the same thing can happen if the original owner of the account ever tries to claim it back.

You see, in these types of deals you’ll always get the short end of the stick because you never know for sure what can happen with that account. Even if the service you buy it from is legitimate, the person from which they too bought it prior to that might be ill-intended.

In that regard, it’s very tough to lose an account you paid a hefty amount for, and where you most likely put your heart and soul into.

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Valorant Restrictions for Fraudulent Activity​

There are many forms of fraudulent activity regarding your Valorant account and you should be mindful of the following issues:

• real-money transactions;
• fraudulent purchases;
• compromised accounts.

All of the offenses in this category tie really well together but there are a few differences between them. Thus, we’ll try to go over all of them for better a understanding as to steer clear of.

8. Real Money Transactions​

RMT is when you make a transaction using real-world money in exchange of in-game services or goods. This can be VP, boosts, accounts, cosmetics and so forth.

If you ever find yourself banned in Valorant for RMT, it doesn’t necessarily mean you made a fraudulent purchase. It just mean you’re never allowed to make any purchases from other sources other than Riot and its official partners.

The risks for RMT are similar to the ones for cheating or boosting, including temporary suspensions, removal of the purchased in-game goods.

On top of that, for RMT you can also have your Valorant account locked, depending on the nature of the purchase and the amount in question. The lock will only be lifted when you pay back the missing amount. But, we’re covering that below, under fraudulent purchases.

9. Fraudulent Purchases​

Fraudulent purchases in Valorant are offenses related to money transactions as well as to the source of the funds. Among them, there’s:

• chargebacks;
• compromised accounts used to buy or send in-game goods;
• stolen payment information, used for in-game goods;
• third party websites disputing their payments after you received the items.

Riot has zero tolerance for anything even remotely close to fraud, and will issue a permanent Valorant ban for any account involved in it.

However, in most cases where the chargeback comes as a result of a mistake, they offer the

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. For example, if you buy VP from a third party seller, and they charge it back, you still need to pay the full value of the VP to Riot, to get your Valorant account unlocked.

That said, if this happens as a result of your account getting hacked into, submitting proof in that regard should be more than enough to have your Valorant account unlocked and reinstated.

So, what else can get you a ban in Valorant for fraudulent purchases?

• Parents or friends charging back a purchase you made using their credit card information;
• You (accidentally) disputing a payment to Riot;
• Your bank blocking or reverting a payment made to the Valorant store;
• Third party sellers you used to buy VP disputing their payments.

Truly, the only way to resolve this kind of problem is to simply pay back the amount you owe. This can mean that you need to talk to your relatives if they disputed the payment or call and clear up any misunderstanding with your bank.

The good part about this, is the fact that if your account gets locked due to a chargeback, you won’t have to pay back Riot until you have the full amount owed. As in, they will keep your account suspended until you’re able to cover the balance.

However, a good portion of bans happen to people that use

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and that really is against the law. Never engage in this type of activity, as not only it will get your Valorant account permanently banned, but you may also face legal repercussions.

Be cautious when purchasing from third party sites that are not affiliated with Riot or Valorant, especially if they have those amazing deals that are too good to be true. They probably are.

10. Hacked Valorant Account​

Every now and then, some unfortunate folks fall victims to having their accounts hacked. As a result, they’re used for fraudulent purchases or sold to others, and it may seem like there’s nothing else to do about it.

But that’s not true. A compromised Valorant account is easy to recover with the help of the Riot Support Team. You’ll need to prove your account ownership through a series of questions.

They’ll help you recover it, but it is ultimately your responsibility to secure it and keep it safe. Also, ensure you secure the email behind your account as well, as that’s another way to prevent compromises.

Once you get it back, always pay attention to:

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  impersonating Riot, asking to verify your password;
• weak passwords, or shared same password across different accounts and platforms;
• account sharing;
• running an updated antivirus software (even a
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  , rather than nothing);
• playing from other computers;
• using unsecure internet connections;
• things you download on your computer.

Apart from that, be careful as to who has access to your device. If you don’t have your own and personal computer, ensure you scan it before any login (email, games, banking, etc.), and never set your apps and browser to remember your passwords.

Lastly, ensure you

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for every account possible (including emails).

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Let us assist you in order to recover your account!

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11. Valorant Banned Account for No Reason​

You already heard about false-positive bans, and even though it feels like a summer-camp scary story, it does happen, more often than you think. What it means is that Vanguard, the anti-cheating system wrongfully detects something on your account, flags it and bans it.

Valorant false-positive bans can come due to:

• players massively and wrongfully reported you;
• being mistaken for a cheater (yes, it can happen);
• logging in from various devices or locations within a short period of time;
• genuine software being mistaken for a cheating one (coding, overlay, streaming software).

Another form of a false positive Valorant ban is unusual activity or gameplay that happens on your account.

Say you’re lucky and you get a 10 or 20-win streak, leaving you euphoric. Well, this might be a red flag for some, leading to a suspension. Add to that

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, and you’re set for a boosting case, even if that’s not the situation.

What is not Bannable in Valorant​

This might be good news for some of you, but smurfing and owning multiple accounts is not bannable in Valorant. A suspension only applies when you’re purposefully boosting someone else or you’re griefing low-rank players.

The Valorant Team also announced that if you’re at the beginning of your journey and you somehow friendly fire your teammates in the process, there’s no hard feelings, only a warning. Don’t go around killing your allies on purpose though! You might land yourself a ban.

Connection problems or faulty routers, even though frustrating, especially when you queue up, won’t get you banned in Valorant. The Agents have good systems in place, that protect the players from such banalities as a suspension for disconnecting. But just as with friendly fire, don’t disconnect on purpose if you want to steer clear of an account restriction.

How to Avoid a Valorant Account Ban​

Although there’s still a small chance to get banned from Valorant for no reason, it can be significantly decreased. Here’s what to keep away from:

• cheating, of any type (including software, glitches, bugs, exploits);
• boosting;
• toxicity and abusive behavior;
• account sharing;
• buying accounts;
• RMT or fraudulent activity;
• running heavy or coding software while playing (
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  );
• putting yourself in a position to be reported multiple times, for any reason;
• logging in from unsecure computers or connections;
• placing yourself at risk of being compromised.

That said, as we’ve mentioned, there’s still a small chance to get banned or suspended from Valorant, be it as a false positive or a human mistake.

With that in mind, let’s see how you can recover a banned Valorant account!

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How to Recover a Banned Valorant Account​

The account recovery form is similar to

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.

Here’s how to recover a Banned Valorant Account:

1. go to
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   ;
   Make sure to log into your Riot account. If you’re unable to login altogether, choose “Recover my Account” instead.
2. choose “Discuss Personal Suspension or Restriction”;
   Once you do that, the page will refresh with your Valorant suspension recovery form.
3. write a subject, such as “Banned Valorant Account”;
   Alternatively, you can write “Ban appeal”, “Login issue”, “Hacked account”, depending on your situation.
4. input your Riot ID;
   In Valorant, your Riot ID is the same as your in-game name.
5. choose “Discuss Game Bans” for your inquiry;
   Based on your issue, you can also pick “Discuss Chat Restriction”, if you’ve been suspended from Valorant due to toxicity.
6. select the duration of your Valorant ban;
   For permanently banned accounts, pick 31+ days. For any other lesser suspension, choose the appropriate duration (between 1-30 days).
7. pick the appropriate ban reason;
   If you are banned for no reason, choose “Unsure”. For toxicity, select “Chat Communication” or “In-Game Behavior”. For cheating, pick “Third party programs”.
8. write your description.
   This is where Unbanster comes to your aid, should you require our professional and customized
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   , designed to help you recover your banned Valorant account.

Source: support-valorant.riotgames.com


Once that’s in place, press the red “Submit” button underneath the form, and your appeal is sent to Riot, for review.

Keep an eye on your email (Spam folder included), to know once they get back to you!


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