Valorant Gift Card gift cards

Valorant is a tactical shooter by Riot Games where players unlock weapon skins and agents with Riot Points. A Valorant gift card adds those points directly to a player's account, so it works as both a reward for existing fans and a way to bring new players into the game. For a business, it is a practical choice when you are paying or incentivizing people who already spend time in Valorant, especially in markets where gaming rewards feel more personal than cash.

GIFQ carries Valorant cards for five distinct markets: Belgium, Canada, the European Union, Turkey, and the United States. Each card is issued in the local currency: euros in Belgium and the EU, Canadian dollars in Canada, Turkish lira in Turkey, and US dollars in the USA. A card bought for one market cannot be redeemed in any other, so you need to match the card to where the recipient plays.

The denominations and validity differ by market. Belgium offers 10 and 20 euro cards that expire after 12 months. The EU card comes in amounts from 2.50 to 100 euros with no stated expiry. Canada has 10, 25, and 50 dollar cards. Turkey ranges from 250 to 2450 lira. The US card runs from 4.99 to 100 dollars. Check the individual market pages for the full lists and any terms.

To choose the right card, go by the recipient's Riot account region, not their citizenship or billing address. A player in Germany needs the EU card even if they are Canadian. A player in Montreal needs the Canada card even if they work for a US company. When you are not sure, ask for the country where they log in to Valorant, then pick the market that covers that country.

GIFQ sends these cards through the same dashboard and API as any other brand. You can upload a list of recipients in one market and send cards in bulk, or trigger single cards from your own systems when a payout is earned. That fits gaming incentives, affiliate rewards, research participation, and employee recognition in countries where Valorant is popular.