v2.737
The current release family tracked here is v2.737. Android build 2.738.1397 is currently reported, while other platforms can use different build identifiers or signing states.

Get current Delta Executor release information, platform downloads, installation steps, key details, Script Hub information, features, compatibility checks and troubleshooting on one complete download page.
Last manually verified: September 14, 2026. Choose the package that matches the Roblox client installed on your device and inspect the final destination before opening third-party software.
Delta Executor is a third-party Roblox script executor used to load compatible Luau scripts. The current public release family tracked by this site is v2.737, with Android remaining the best-documented platform and separate iOS and VNG routes also publicly available.
Use this page to check the current release, platform differences, file formats, requirements, installation, key verification, script workflow, major features, compatibility, troubleshooting and safety before choosing a download.
Delta Executor, a Delta script and Roblox are separate layers. Delta can install correctly while one script is broken. A script can be current while the executor is temporarily incompatible with a new Roblox client. On iOS, the application can be current while its signing certificate is unavailable. Keeping these layers separate makes downloading and troubleshooting more reliable.
Android, iOS, Roblox VN and Windows use different package types or methods. The download should match the platform and Roblox client actually installed.
| Platform | Typical file or route | Current status | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Android | APK | Current public release identified; live Roblox compatibility can change after updates | Primary mobile route |
| iOS / iPadOS | IPA or signed installation | Current release family reported; signing and certificate status can change independently | iPhone and iPad |
| VNG / Roblox VN | VNG Android APK | Current VNG release context is reported for the Roblox VN Android client | Localized Roblox VN client |
| Windows / PC | Native claim or Android emulator | Android-emulator route is better corroborated; live compatibility varies | Desktop users who verify the method first |
Package rule: APK is for Android, IPA is for iOS, and VNG is intended for Roblox VN. Renaming a package does not convert it to another platform.
The current public release label tracked by this site is v2.737, last manually verified on September 14, 2026.
The current release family tracked here is v2.737. Android build 2.738.1397 is currently reported, while other platforms can use different build identifiers or signing states.
Recent release information describes stability, performance and bug-fix work. Exact changes can vary by build, so check the current platform release before relying on a specific feature or fix.
Roblox can update after a Delta release. The newest Delta build can therefore become temporarily incompatible until another update appears.
The iOS application can be current while a direct-install certificate is revoked or unavailable. Version and signing status must be checked independently.
| Newest release tracked | v2.737 |
|---|---|
| Last manually verified | September 14, 2026 |
| Android status | Current public release identified; live Roblox compatibility can change after updates |
| iOS status | Current release family reported; signing and certificate status can change independently |
| Roblox compatibility | Compatibility must be rechecked after Roblox client updates |
Delta Executor, also called Delta X in parts of the community, is a Roblox script executor designed primarily around mobile use.
Its main job is to provide an environment where supported Luau scripts can be loaded while Roblox is running.
Delta itself does not contain every game-specific feature a user sees after running a script. The executor provides the environment; a script supplies the behavior. This distinction is important when a game update breaks a script while Delta continues executing other scripts normally.
Delta’s popularity is tied to Android and iOS availability, a relatively simple interface, a built-in Script Hub, a verification-based key system and frequent compatibility updates. Public Delta pages describe an in-house engine called Gloop and a Script Hub that lets users save favorite scripts for later use.
Delta is third-party software. It is not Roblox Studio and it is not an official Roblox feature. Roblox states that exploiting or cheating violates its rules, so account risk and software-security risk should be considered separately from whether the package successfully installs.
The features below reflect current public Delta materials and release history. They are described as current capabilities, not permanent guarantees.
Delta publicly identifies its in-house execution engine as Gloop. Its purpose is to run compatible Luau scripts and expose executor functions that scripts expect. Compatibility still depends on the installed Delta build and the current Roblox client.
Delta promotes wide script support, but no executor can guarantee every script forever. A script may fail because a game changed, Roblox changed, an executor function changed, or the script itself was abandoned.
The Script Hub gives users an in-app place to find commonly used scripts instead of relying entirely on external paste sites. A hub entry should still be treated as a script that can become outdated.
Current Delta materials describe the ability to keep preferred scripts available for later use. This reduces repetitive copying and makes frequently used scripts easier to find.
Search helps users navigate a growing script collection by game or script name. Search results are a starting point, not proof that a script is current or safe.
Users can paste or edit Luau code before execution. A readable editor is useful for checking obvious errors and reviewing what a script is intended to do.
The main execution action is designed to stay easy to reach on mobile. Exact button labels and panel placement can change between releases.
Delta is strongly associated with Android and iOS, so its interface is designed around touch input rather than assuming a desktop keyboard-and-mouse workflow.
Android remains the best documented Delta platform. The Android route normally uses an APK package installed outside Google Play.
Delta also has an iOS branch distributed through IPA and signed-app workflows. The current IPA version and current signing status are separate checks.
A VNG-specific route exists for the localized Roblox VN client. The correct build depends on the Roblox client installed on the device, not just physical location.
Delta’s public Android page describes a fast key system. Current verification pages may use a browser-based flow before the executor unlocks.
Current 2026 guides frequently describe roughly 24 hours of access after successful verification. Because first-party material does not publish a permanent lifetime, treat that duration as a current observation.
Different current guides show either a key copied back into Delta or automatic whitelisting after browser verification. Follow the interface shown by the build actually installed.
Roblox changes independently, so regular Delta updates are important. A version number matters most when it restores or preserves compatibility with the current Roblox client.
Recent public release notes mention improved stability and bug fixes. Stability still depends on the device, Roblox experience, network conditions and scripts loaded.
Current release notes also mention performance work. The effect is device dependent, and performance can differ between phones, games and scripts.
Delta is commonly used on a wide range of Android devices, but real performance still depends on available memory, device temperature, Roblox workload and the scripts being run.
Useful error output helps separate a broken script from a key problem, unsupported function, networking issue or Roblox compatibility change.
Public release notes frequently list added or revised executor functions. These changes matter most to advanced scripts that rely on specific executor APIs.
Recent public changelogs mention updates to runtime and hooking-related functions. Exact support should be checked against the installed build rather than assumed from an old list.
Release histories have mentioned mouse and input helpers. These can behave differently across Android, iOS and Android emulators on PC.
Public changelogs have included asset-loading improvements. This matters to scripts that depend on external or dynamically loaded resources.
Delta release notes have referenced networking improvements. Remote scripts and network calls can also introduce privacy and security concerns, so source trust still matters.
Current Delta-focused sources describe interface adjustments and customization options. Exact choices can vary by platform and build.
Delta’s public site presents the core product as free. That does not mean every third-party page advertising a paid premium build or paid key is legitimate.
Public Delta pages link community channels used for announcements and support. Because lookalike servers are easy to create, verify invitations before downloading files from them.
Public Telegram channels are used to announce releases and changelogs. Community posts are useful signals but should still be evaluated before their claims are repeated as fact.
Android, iOS and VNG should not be treated as one identical file. Separate platform releases reduce confusion about package type, signing and client compatibility.
Frequent numbered builds make stale packages easier to identify. The downside is that old files continue circulating long after they stop matching the current Roblox client.
Android is the most direct installation route because it uses an APK. Phone manufacturers may use different settings labels, but the overall process is similar.
Published Android requirements vary by build. Check the current requirement shown below and confirm that your device has enough free storage and memory to run both Roblox and Delta reliably.
| Android requirement | Public sources conflict between Android 5.0+ and Android 7.0+; use a current supported Android device and verify the exact build |
|---|---|
| Package | APK |
| Current version | v2.737 |
| File size | Public Android listings conflict at roughly 155–228 MB; verify the exact artifact |
| Internet | Normally required for Roblox, updates and verification |
| Root | Do not assume root is required unless the current build explicitly says so |
If Android shows a parsing error, app-not-installed message or immediate crash, verify OS compatibility and file integrity before trying another copy of the package.
iOS requires more than finding the newest IPA because signing determines whether the app can actually be installed and launched.
An IPA is the iOS application package. A current IPA does not prove that a direct-install certificate is working.
A direct-install route is convenient when a valid signing method is available. A revoked certificate can stop installation without changing the Delta version.
Sideloading installs the IPA through a signing workflow. Depending on the method, a computer or periodic re-signing may be required.
This usually points to signing or trust status rather than a problem with Delta’s script engine.
Always check two questions separately: Is this the current Delta iOS release? and Is the current signing route working? Combining them into one “working” badge creates misleading information.
The VNG build is intended for the localized Roblox VN client and should not be chosen simply because a user is physically located in Vietnam.
Roblox VN is a separate localized Android application published by VNGGames, so Delta maintains a VNG-specific compatibility route.
The useful check is the Roblox application installed on the device. If you use the standard global Roblox client, use standard Android Delta. If you use Roblox VN / VNG, use the VNG-specific Delta path. Mixing the two can produce failures that look like a broken executor.
Current public Delta channels have announced VNG availability alongside Android updates. VNG compatibility can still change independently, so it has its own global status field.
The key is a temporary authorization step used by current mobile workflows. It is not a Roblox password and should never require Roblox account credentials.
Current Delta-focused 2026 guides commonly report an access window of about 24 hours. Because the first-party Android page promotes a fast key system without publishing a fixed lifetime, the 24-hour figure is treated as a current observation rather than a permanent specification.
Do not pay a random website for a “permanent Delta key,” install a separate unknown generator or provide a Roblox password to a key page.
Check copied spaces, expiration and whether a newer Delta build replaced the earlier authorization state.
Avoid multiple parallel verification sessions and check whether the key service is experiencing an outage.
Check service status before changing browsers, networks or reinstalling the app.
Restart the current Delta build once and confirm whether it expects a pasted key or automatic whitelisting.
Delta’s built-in Script Hub is one of its most visible features, but scripts can fail independently of the executor. Check script freshness, game updates and executor compatibility separately.
If one script fails while another simple script executes normally, the first script is more likely to be outdated or game-incompatible. If every known-good script fails immediately after a Roblox update, Delta may need a compatibility update.
Game-specific scripts can break when the experience updates even when Delta remains operational.
Popular experiences attract many scripts, but copied code can remain online long after it stops working.
Compatibility can change when the game, Roblox client or script itself updates. Check the script source and current Delta status if a previously working script stops running.
Remote loaders can change the code they fetch after an initial review. Source trust is especially important.
A built-in hub does not make every script safe. Avoid code that asks for credentials, downloads unrelated software, hides its behavior behind unnecessary obfuscation or connects to unknown remote services without explanation.
Requirements can change by build and platform. Where a specification has not been confirmed, it is shown as unverified rather than guessed.
| Requirement | Android | iOS / iPadOS | VNG | Windows / PC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | APK | IPA / signed app | VNG Android APK | Emulator route better corroborated |
| OS requirement | Public sources conflict between Android 5.0+ and Android 7.0+; use a current supported Android device and verify the exact build | Current release family is reported for iOS; certificate/signing availability changes independently | Roblox VN / VNG client on Android; use the VNG-specific path only for the localized Roblox VN client | Android-emulator route is currently better corroborated than a native EXE |
| Internet | Required for Roblox, verification and updates | Required for Roblox, signing/verification and updates | Required for Roblox VN and verification | Required for emulator/Roblox and verification |
| Storage | Keep enough free space for Delta, Roblox, scripts and temporary files; exact package size varies by build. | |||
| Account | Using an executor may violate Roblox rules. Installation success is not proof of account safety. | |||
Android package sizes can vary between builds and sources, so size alone does not prove a file is genuine. Current file information: Public Android listings conflict at roughly 155–228 MB; verify the exact artifact.
A file can remain unchanged on your device while Roblox changes around it.
Executors depend on compatibility with the Roblox client. When Roblox changes internal behavior, Delta may need a new build before scripts work normally again. This is why “latest version” and “currently working” are not the same status.
On Android, a Roblox update can cause execution failures or crashes. On iOS, signing can fail independently. On VNG, the localized client can need separate compatibility work. On PC, an Android emulator adds another layer.
Most problems fall into six categories: outdated build, platform mismatch, key failure, Roblox update, broken script or damaged installation.
Verify the operating-system requirement, package type and current platform status. If the app never reaches its home screen, troubleshoot installation before the key or scripts.
A loading loop can come from network access, service availability, outdated files or a compatibility issue after a Roblox change.
Restart Delta and Roblox, test without extra scripts and check whether the problem began after an app or Roblox update.
Confirm the key has not expired, the service is online and the current build still uses the same verification flow.
Try a second known-compatible script. If it works, the original script is the likely problem.
Check Android version, storage, incomplete download, package integrity and conflicts with an existing installation.
This usually points to signing or certificate status rather than a bad script.
Confirm the device actually uses Roblox VN and the selected Delta package is the VNG build.
Repeatedly downloading random “fixed” packages is a poor troubleshooting method. Identify which layer failed, then change only that layer.
Delta Executor is third-party software, so it should not be treated as risk-free. Consider both the security of the file you obtain and the possible Roblox account consequences of using an executor.
There are two separate risks. Device security concerns whether a distributed APK, IPA or EXE has been modified. Roblox account risk exists because Roblox states that exploiting and cheating violate its rules and may lead to account enforcement.
A file can therefore be free from obvious malware and still create account-policy risk. Likewise, a file labeled “official Delta” can be unsafe if it was repackaged by an unknown distributor.
A domain name, logo or “official” badge by itself does not prove who published a file. Verify the release, platform and final download destination before opening third-party software.
A current page should explain which platform its version applies to and when it was checked. A stale build on a supposed current download page is a warning sign.
A clean-looking button can lead to a different domain or file host. Inspect the destination before downloading.
Discord and Telegram links can be copied. Compare them with other established project channels.
“Never banned,” “permanently undetected” and “100% malware-free forever” are not durable technical facts.
A Delta key or script page should not need your Roblox password. Treat that as a serious warning.
Unrelated programs, browser extensions and “PC converters” should not be required just to obtain a mobile package.
Review the practical advantages and limitations before deciding whether Delta fits your device and use case.
These answers cover the main questions users normally need before or immediately after downloading Delta.
The current public release tracked by this site is v2.737, last manually verified on September 14, 2026. Platform and Roblox compatibility are checked separately.
Use the Android, iOS or VNG buttons on this page, then verify the final destination, package type and current version before opening third-party software.
Yes. Android is the most consistently documented Delta platform and normally uses an APK package.
Delta has an iOS branch, but IPA version and signing availability are separate. A current IPA can exist while a direct-install certificate is unavailable.
It is the Delta route intended for the localized Roblox VN / VNG Android client. Choose it based on the installed Roblox client rather than physical location alone.
PC information is less clear than Android. The Android-emulator route is better corroborated than current native Windows EXE claims, so verify the method before downloading a desktop file.
Delta’s public site presents core access as free. Be cautious if an unrelated third party says payment is mandatory for the standard key or download.
Current mobile workflows use a verification-based key or authorization step. The global site status currently records: Required on current mobile flow.
Current 2026 guides commonly report roughly 24 hours of access. Because first-party Android material does not publish a fixed lifetime, treat that as a current observation rather than a permanent guarantee.
The key may be expired, copied incorrectly, tied to an older build or affected by a verification-service outage. Check service status before reinstalling the app.
It is an in-app script collection that helps users find and save scripts. A script appearing in a hub does not guarantee that it is current, safe or compatible with every Roblox experience.
The game may have updated, Roblox may have changed, the script may be abandoned or the current Delta build may not support a function the script relies on.
Executors depend on compatibility with the Roblox client. When Roblox changes internal behavior, Delta may require a new release.
No third-party executor should be described as risk-free. Verify the software source and remember that using executors may violate Roblox rules and create account consequences.
No independent website can guarantee permanent undetection or zero ban risk. Treat those phrases as marketing claims rather than durable technical facts.
Do not disable security protections simply because a download page tells you to. Investigate the file and source first.
Different Delta-related domains can publish different files or information. Verify the source, package type, current version and final destination rather than relying on the domain name alone.
deltaexecutors.org is an independent information website and is not presented as the developer of Delta Executor or as an official Roblox website.
Choose the correct platform, verify the destination and check current compatibility before opening the package.