What Are Valorant Points (VP) and How Do You Get Them?

Valorant Points, VP for short, are the paid currency of Valorant: you buy them with real money and spend them in the game's store on weapon skins, the Premium Battle Pass and other cosmetic items, none of which make you stronger in a match. There are two ways to get them: pay inside the game client, or redeem a VP code. A code only works on accounts of the region it was issued for.

What Valorant Points buy

Everything VP buys is about looks. The main things are:

• Weapon skins. The store shows a featured bundle and a few daily offers that change every day. Collections such as Prime, Reaver and Glitchpop are the kind of thing players save their points for.
• The Premium Battle Pass. Every pass has a free track and a paid one. The paid track adds skins, gun buddies, player cards, sprays and some Radianite Points as you level it up.
• Radianite Points. These upgrade a skin you already own.
• Agents. If you do not want to wait until you have earned an agent by playing, you can unlock the agent with VP.

A skin never changes damage, recoil or fire rate. A Vandal with the default look kills exactly as fast as a Vandal with the rarest skin in the store. Buy skins because you like them, not because you expect to win more. The things that do win more are free, and we collected them in our tips for ranking up in Valorant solo queue.

VP, Radianite and Kingdom Credits

New players often mix up the game's three currencies. Here is the short version.

Valorant Points (VP) are the only currency you pay for. They buy skins, bundles, the Premium Battle Pass and Radianite.

Radianite Points upgrade skins that have upgrade levels: new visual effects, new sounds, a finisher animation or extra color variants. You earn some in the Battle Pass and can buy more with VP. They cannot buy a skin on their own.

Kingdom Credits are free. You earn them by playing matches and spend them on agents, agent gear and accessories such as gun buddies, player cards and sprays. You cannot buy Kingdom Credits, and they do not pay for the weapon skins in the main store.

How to get Valorant Points

Buying inside the game. Click the small Valorant Points icon to the right of the Store tab at the top of the main menu, pick a package and pay. The packages you see depend on your account's region.

Redeeming a VP code. A VP code is a prepaid code that holds a fixed number of points. It is useful when you prefer not to enter payment details in the game, or when you want to give points to a friend, because a code can be passed to anyone until it is used. To redeem one:

1. Open Valorant and sign in to the account that should receive the points.
2. On the main menu, click the Valorant Points icon beside the Store tab.
3. Choose Prepaid Cards & Codes.
4. Type or paste the code exactly as you received it, then confirm.
5. Open the store and check that your VP balance has gone up.

Check which account you are signed in to before you confirm. Once a code is redeemed, the points stay on that account and cannot be moved to another one.

Mas4Games sells Valorant VP codes for the Türkiye region. After you order, the code is shown on the order's page in your account and is also sent to you by e-mail.

Why a VP code only works in one region

Riot sells Valorant Points separately in each region, and every code is tied to the region it was made for. A code issued for Türkiye can only be redeemed on an account whose region is Türkiye. On an account from any other region, the game refuses it.

This matters most to players who want to buy Valorant Points for Turkey from another country. Your account's region is set when you create the account, based on where you were at the time. If you made your account in Türkiye, Türkiye codes are the right ones for you. If you made it somewhere else, they will not work on it.

If you are not sure which region your account belongs to, Riot's support site has a page that shows it after you sign in. Riot can also change the region for players who have really moved to another country, through its own process. Tricks that fake your location, such as a VPN, break Riot's rules and put the account at risk. No skin is worth that.

Mistakes to avoid before you spend

• Forgetting Radianite. What you pay for an upgradable skin covers its first level. The extra effects and the finisher are unlocked with Radianite Points on top.
• Buying the Premium Battle Pass on day one. If you are not sure you will play enough, wait. You can buy it late, and the paid rewards of every level you have already reached unlock together.
• Counting on a refund. Riot refunds only some unused purchases, and bundles and upgraded skins are generally not among them. Watch the skin's preview in the store before you pay.

Frequent questions about Valorant Points

Can you get Valorant Points for free?

No. Sites, videos and apps that promise free VP or a "VP generator" are scams that try to steal your Riot login. The free currency in Valorant is Kingdom Credits, and you earn it by playing.

How much do Valorant Points cost?

It depends on your region and on the package you pick. The game client lists the packages for your account's region, and every VP code states how many points it holds.

Does a Valorant Points code work on any account?

No. A code works only on accounts of the region it was issued for, and only once. A wrong region is the most common reason a code fails.

VP codes for Türkiye accounts on Mas4Games

If your Valorant account belongs to the Türkiye region, you can get Valorant Points codes on Mas4Games. The code appears on the order's page in your account and arrives by e-mail, and you redeem it yourself in the game client with the steps above. If anything is unclear, the help center has live support.