Phantom cheat for VALORANT

Phantom for VALORANT is a private cheat with 13 settings across three menu tabs. Aimbot, enemy ESP and a weapon skin unlock make up the groups, explained below by what each one changes in a round and when players turn it off.

Aimbot and the skin unlock

Enable Aimbot switches targeting on, and because Visible Check limits it to targets you can actually see, the aim never snaps through a wall at someone you have no shot on. Recoil Control ships tagged LEGIT in the menu, since it eases the crosshair down during a spray to offset vertical kick instead of aiming for you — target selection still stays on the player. Draw FOV puts the aimbot's targeting circle on screen while sizing it up; most players hide it once the radius is set, since it just clutters the screen once a fight starts. Smoothness and FOV sit on their own sliders in the same panel: one stretches how gradually the crosshair moves, the other resizes the circle, and both get retuned per engagement range rather than set once.

The Misc tab holds one control, ALL Skins, which unlocks VALORANT's full weapon skin catalogue without buying it inside the game itself. The feature list tags this item "Risky" in its own name, so that qualifier carries over exactly as published, not softened. The menu has four tabs in total — Aimbot, Visuals, Misc and Configs — but Configs was never opened in the screenshots, so its contents stay undescribed here.

Enemy ESP: the Visuals tab

The Visuals panel splits into two columns, Enemy Player and Other, and the six published items sit across both. Head Box marks the headshot point, Skeleton shows posture — aiming or running — Snapline draws a line to the target and stays visible on a recording or stream unless switched off first, Health Bar shows whether a fight is worth taking right now, Weapon names what the enemy holds, and Distance converts range to metres so a shotgun and a rifle read differently before the exchange starts.

The same tab also carries controls beyond the published six — a brightness slider and a colour swatch for the highlight effect, plus two more Visuals sub-tabs marked "soon", empty so far — none of it called out as its own line on the card, though the interface already has it. Feature-wise, this is a VALORANT cheat built around aimbot, ESP and a skin unlock, not a radar or a loot build, because those groups simply are not in the list.

System requirements: Windows Pro only

The key targets Windows 10 Pro builds 1903-22H2 and Windows 11 Pro except the 24H2 and 25H2 builds, so a standard non-Pro Windows install will not run it — worth checking before paying. CPU is unrestricted, since Intel and AMD both work, and the GPU, disk and BIOS carry no restriction either. No USB flash drive is needed because the cheat launches without one. It only works with the Riot client, the sole official VALORANT launcher, so this requirement does not narrow anything down in practice. The supported display modes are fullscreen, windowed and borderless; anything else is pointless to try. The overlay does show up in a screen capture or stream, since nothing here hides it. HWID masking is typically not included either — a separate product, if you need it.

Access periods: buy Phantom for VALORANT

A one-day key costs 499 GCC, seven days is 1499 GCC, and thirty days is 3799 GCC, so the longer the period, the lower the cost per day. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up separately from the purchase, and the key lands in the account right after payment. Before buying a cheat for VALORANT, check the rest of the VALORANT catalogue to see how Phantom's feature set and price compare with the neighbouring listings.