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How to Play Valorant with Software Long-Term Without Getting Banned?

This guide explains how to use software that doesn't interact with the game's memory (specifically, trigger-bot and aim-assist) in Valorant to play long-term, stably, and with minimal risk of being blocked. We'll discuss detection methods and provide practical tips on how to bypass them.

How Does the Detection System Work in Valorant?​

Riot Games uses the Vanguard anti-cheat system, which tracks not only processes in the operating system but also analyzes player behavior directly in the game. One of the key methods the system uses to detect trigger-bot usage is behavioral analysis.

Superhuman reaction — instant shooting at an opponent the moment they appear. Such reactions are considered unlikely for a normal person and often indicate trigger-bot usage. This is why hundreds of accounts are blocked daily.

Software Usage Options and Program Launch Methods​

  1. Normal launch of the program on the same computer where the game is running, higher risk of being blocked for the running program, if you want to play long-term without being blocked, use the second option.
  2. Launching the program on a separate computer, this option is safer but more expensive, as you need to have a second computer and a KMBOX or MAKCU device.

How to Safely Use a Trigger-Bot?​

You press the trigger activation button only when you already see the opponent.

This approach helps avoid suspicion of unrealistic reaction and doesn't get caught server-side.

Tip

Set the trigger delay to zero ms to shoot instantly, but activate it manually.

Why You Shouldn't Just Increase the Delay?​

You can set a delay, for example 150–200 ms, to "soften" the reaction, but then:

  • you'll lose the advantage in duels;
  • your shooting will become less stable;
  • you'll have to rely on luck.

Using AIM-Assist​

Aim-assist is significantly safer than trigger-bot. In Valorant, it's difficult to implement a full-fledged aim because:

  • many mouse movement methods are blocked by Vanguard;
  • there's no "reaction check" like with trigger.