BTC, ETH, USDT (on multiple networks), XMR, SOL, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ more across 30+ networks. Pick whichever you already hold — the engine routes it to a US Riot gift code delivered by email.
Buy Riot Games - Valorant Gift Cards with Crypto
Buy a Riot Games - Valorant gift card with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR or any of 30+ supported assets. US-region redemption, code delivered by email, no account needed.
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What a Valorant gift card actually buys
A Riot Games - Valorant gift card converts directly into Valorant Points (VP), the in-game currency used to buy Agent contracts, weapon skins from rotating bundles like Reaver, Prime, and Glitchpop, the Battle Pass each Act, and Radianite Points for skin upgrades. Codes redeem at the US Riot storefront against a US Riot account region. If your account was created under another region, the balance posts there but the VP only spends in that store. Buy this card when you want to lock in skin pricing during a bundle window without putting a card on file with Riot.
Why crypto makes sense for VP top-ups
Bundles drop on a fixed two-week cadence and the best skin lines (Reaver, Oni, Elderflame, Champions) cycle out fast. Paying with crypto means no card decline at checkout, no 3DS step-up, and no bank flagging a Riot charge as suspicious gaming spend. BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, XMR, LTC, USDC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and 20+ other assets across 30+ networks all route to the same gift code delivery. If you already hold crypto from trading or earnings, you skip the off-ramp to fiat entirely and the VP lands faster than a wire would clear.
Quote in, code out — how the flow works
Pick your input asset, send the exact amount to the deposit address shown, and the gift code arrives by email once the network confirms. One address handles every future swap from this device, so the next time a Night Market drops you can repeat the buy in seconds. The quote you see is the quote you pay — 0% platform fee on the crypto-to-crypto leg, with a small retail markup on the gift card itself that funds the engine. No account, no card on file, no recurring auth.
Region and redemption rules
These are US-region cards. Redeem them by signing into your Riot account, opening the store, and entering the code under “Redeem a card.” The VP credits to whichever Riot account you sign in with, but the card itself is tied to the US storefront — accounts registered in EU, BR, KR or other regions may show a region-mismatch error. If you main on a non-US account, create or use a US-region Riot account before redeeming. Codes don’t expire and partial balances stay on the account until spent on VP, Battle Pass, or merch credit where supported.
Privacy posture for Riot purchases
Riot itself logs every purchase against your account, so this isn’t anonymous play — it’s anonymous payment. The crypto leg never touches a card processor, never hits your bank statement as “RIOTGAMES*”, and never ties a wallet to your Riot ID beyond what you choose to disclose. XMR pay-ins give the strongest payment-side privacy; BTC and ETH route the same way but leave the usual on-chain footprint. Useful if you share a household card, run a separate gaming identity, or just don’t want every skin bundle showing up in your bank feed.
Use cases that come up a lot
Stacking VP before a Champions or Masters bundle when prices spike. Funding a smurf or alt-region account without exposing your main payment method. Gifting VP to a duo who’s grinding ranked. Converting a sliver of crypto profit into something you’ll actually use this week instead of leaving it on an exchange. Topping up enough VP to clear a Battle Pass in one shot rather than splitting it across small card charges. The card is a single SKU but the buyers behind it look very different.