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Use the in-game Report function
When a player uses hacks or mods in a match, report that player in game. The in-game function is the official channel for suspected cheating, and every report is reviewed.
FAIR PLAY / HONOR SCORE LEDGER
Free Fire India Honor Score & Fair Play
Keep your Honor Score healthy, understand the ranked-mode restrictions at each score range and report cheating through the official in-game channel.
0–100 SCORE · +1 CLEAN MATCH · REPORT IN GAME
Free Fire India Ban & Fair Play
6score ranges
+1clean-match point
5/dayrecovery ceiling
3 daysrating settlement
Honor Score briefing
Your score changes the modes you can enter
Honor Score reflects in-game behavior. A perfect score is 100, and players who maintain that score can receive rewards. Confirmed toxic-behavior reports such as AFK play, force quitting or verbal abuse reduce the score; multiple violations on the same day can cause extra deductions. The score is not a one-match verdict: ratings settle every three days, so check the profile after the settlement rather than expecting an instant correction.
Recovery is deliberately bounded. Proper play restores one point per clean match, up to five points in a day. The useful response to a low score is to keep playing fairly and avoid another violation while the score recovers. The ledger below translates each researched range into the ranked modes and team access it removes, so you can decide whether to queue or wait.
Restriction ledger
Honor Score restriction ledger
Read the current range as an access rule. The score record is settled every three days, while clean-match recovery is limited to five points per day.
| Honor Score | Ranked and team access | Recovery path |
|---|---|---|
100 | No restriction; a perfect score can unlock rewards. | Keep clean matches to protect the perfect rating. |
95–99 | No penalties and no rewards at this range. | One point per clean match, up to five points per day. |
90–94 | Banned from CS Ranked. | Play fairly; recovery is capped at five points per day. |
80–89 | Banned from BR Ranked Duo and Squad, and from CS Ranked. | Clean matches restore one point each until the daily limit. |
60–79 | Banned from BR Ranked and CS Ranked. | Avoid further violations and earn up to five clean-match points daily. |
Below 60 | Banned from every ranked mode and unable to team up with other players. | Continue clean play; each match can restore one point within the daily cap. |
Reporting guidance
Report the behavior you actually saw
Free Fire India’s official report system reviews reports and uses accurate information to strengthen anti-cheat detection. Receiving multiple reports alone does not cause a ban; the account must be found to have violated the rules.
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Keep the details accurate
Report the specific behavior you observed instead of reporting a player because of a loss or disagreement. More accurate information helps the Anti-Hack team distinguish a real violation from an ordinary match.
03
Use the Help Center for abuse
For verbal abuse, submit a Help Center request under Game Concern, then choose Abuse Report (Verbal Abuse) and provide the information requested in the form. Reports are confidential, and the outcome is not disclosed.
Clean-play notes
Keep the account and the client clean
Cheating includes using an unauthorized third-party program, modifying the game client or model files, using unofficial tools for an advantage, repeatedly exploiting a bug, or bypassing the anti-hack system through illicit local data transfer. Free Fire India describes a zero-tolerance policy: an account found with evidence of cheating is permanently banned, the decision is final and no appeal or diamond payment reverses it. Devices used for cheating can also be blocked from playing with other accounts.
Account ownership is part of fair play. Sharing, buying, exchanging or selling an account is prohibited, and lending login details can expose the account to another player’s misconduct. Use Free Fire India from an authorized app store and keep platform credentials private. A random teammate who cheats is treated differently from intentional teaming, but deliberately teaming with hackers can bring a warning, a two-day team or ranked restriction, or a Bronze rank reset plus a two-day team-mode ban when it happens repeatedly.
Behavior ledger
What to keep out of the match
- Modified client or hack
- Permanent account ban; final decision.
- Unofficial tools or APKs
- Can trigger a ban; use authorized app stores.
- Intentional hacker teaming
- Warning first; continued or repeated teaming can restrict teams and reset rank.
- Account sharing or trading
- Prohibited; the account is personal and non-transferable.