Valorant ESPand how wallhacks see through walls.
ESP, wallhacks and radar hacks all promise one thing: enemies you should not be able to see. To do that, they read the game's memory, which is what anti-cheat watches most closely. Here is how they work, and why Valorant AI only uses what is on your screen.
ESP reads enemy positions from game memory. Valorant AI only uses what is on your screen.
One screen. Three ways to see it.
A colorbot only sees pixels in the highlight color, so a purple ability can pull its aim away. Valorant AI recognizes the agent itself.
Three names. One trick.
They get sold as different cheats, but all three show you enemy positions that the game normally keeps from you.
Short for extra-sensory perception. It draws boxes, names, health and distance over enemies, even when they are behind walls.
Shows enemies through walls, usually as glowing outlines. Most players use ESP and wallhack for the same kind of cheat.
Marks every enemy on your minimap, not only the ones your team has spotted.
Triggerbot, aimbot, colorbot, no recoil, scripts and ESP: what each one does, in one guide.
Read, place, draw. Many times a second.
Nobody can see behind a wall from the picture on the screen. So ESP skips the picture and takes the answer from the game itself, in three steps.
It reads enemy positions straight from the game's memory, the data your PC uses to run the match.
It works out where each enemy would appear on your screen, even with a wall in the way.
It draws boxes, outlines or minimap dots on top of the game, frame after frame.
Riot has described a server system it calls fog of war: an enemy's position is only sent to your PC when that enemy could soon come into view. It limits what ESP can show, but it does not stop it completely.
One of the most banned cheat types.
ESP gives a player more information than anyone else in the match. That makes it powerful, and it is also what gets it caught.
Seeing through walls is impossible from the screen image alone. ESP needs the game's memory, and memory access is what anti-cheat checks most closely.
ESP is one of the oldest and best-known cheat types, so anti-cheat teams have studied it for years.
Aiming at enemies behind walls before they appear, or always checking the right corner, looks strange to other players. They report it.
ESP shows you more.
Valorant AI helps you hit what you see.
Valorant AI has no ESP, no wallhack and no radar hack. It only looks at your screen, so it can't see behind a wall. What it does is help you win the fights you can see.
ESP / wallhack
- ✕Reads enemy positions from game memory
- ✕Draws enemies through walls and on the radar
- ✕What anti-cheat watches most closely
Valorant AI
- ✓Works from the game image only
- ✓Acts on enemies you can actually see
- ✓Never reads or changes game memory
Based on customer reports.
No walls to see through. Faster fights instead.
Valorant AI works on the enemies in front of you. Three tools in one app, all driven by what is on your screen.
Fires the moment an enemy crosses your crosshair. A person needs about 300 ms.
An AI model trained on thousands of hours of Valorant finds visible agents and helps your crosshair onto them.
Detects the weapon you are holding and keeps its spray on target.
Our buyer's guide puts ESP, colorbots, scripts, DMA and AI side by side, with the main risk of each.
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Questions
What is ESP in Valorant?
A cheat that shows enemy information on your screen, such as boxes, names, health and distance, even through walls. It gets that information by reading the game's memory.
Is ESP the same as a wallhack?
Mostly, yes. A wallhack shows enemies through walls, and ESP usually adds names, health and distance on top. A radar hack puts the same positions on your minimap.
Does Valorant AI have ESP or a wallhack?
No. Valorant AI works only from what is on your screen, so it can't see through walls or put hidden enemies on your radar. It helps you aim and fire at the enemies you can see, with AI aim assist, a 5 ms triggerbot and recoil control.
Why does ESP get players banned?
To show hidden enemies, ESP has to read the game's memory, and memory access is what anti-cheat watches most closely. Players who always seem to know where enemies are also get reported by others in the match.
Can ESP see every enemy in Valorant?
Not always. Riot has described a server system it calls fog of war, which only sends an enemy's position to your PC when that enemy could soon come into view. ESP can only show what the game has already sent.
Is a DMA cheat a way to get ESP?
Often, yes. A DMA card lets a second PC read the game's memory, and ESP is one of the main things it is used for. It is still memory reading, just done with extra hardware. Our DMA guide explains how it works.
Will I get banned for using Valorant AI?
Valorant AI never touches the game's memory or files. It works entirely from the game image, as its own app outside the game.
To date, no customer has reported a ban.
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