What each Riot Points card is worth, which games it covers, and why the region on the card decides whether it redeems at all.
Riot Points (RP) is the currency for League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics. A Riot Points gift card carries a fixed RP amount, and the amount per dollar is set by Riot rather than by the shop — so the figures below hold wherever you buy.
Riot occasionally adjusts these rates and runs bonus-RP promotions, and a few regional stores price RP differently. The RP amount a card will grant is always printed on Riot’s own redeem page before you confirm, so check there if the figure matters to your purchase.
RP spends in League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics. Valorant uses Valorant Points and Legends of Runeterra uses Coins — separate currencies with separate cards, even though all three are Riot games and all three are topped up from the same account. A Riot Points card will not buy a Valorant skin.
A Riot Points card is issued for a specific Riot region, and it only redeems into an account on that region. This is why cards bought cheaply from another market are refused, and why every product page here shows the redemption region before you pay. If your account is on EUW, buy the EU card; if it is on NA, buy the US one.
A $25 Riot Points card is 3,500 RP. That is enough for one 1,820 RP skin and one 1,350 RP champion, with a small balance left over.
No. Valorant uses Valorant Points, which is a separate currency with its own cards. A Riot Points card spends only in League of Legends and Teamfight Tactics.
Buy the card for the region your Riot account is on — EU for EUW and EUNE, US for NA, and so on. A card from another region will be refused when you try to redeem it.
The RP balance on your account does not expire. An unredeemed card code does not expire either, but redeem it promptly and keep the code private — anyone who has the characters can spend them.
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