Valorant cheats: buying access for the first time — checkout to first launch guide in 2026
Buying access for the first time? Here's how checkout, delivery and first launch work, plus what to check on your PC before you pay.
Before you pay
- Verify TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot (requirements guide).
- Decide on monthly or lifetime (plans guide).
- Decide which modules you need (features guide).
Checkout step by step
- Open the product page and pick your plan.
- Enter your email carefully; delivery and your dashboard go there.
- Pay with an available method on the checkout page.
- Receive your confirmation email and dashboard login.
Ready to try it? See Valorant plans
Delivery and first launch
- Download the loader from your dashboard.
- Follow the setup guide in order.
- Test in Deathmatch or a custom game, not ranked.
- Save a conservative profile.
Refunds, support and updates
Read our refund rules on the terms page for refund rules.
Common first-time mistakes
- Buying before checking requirements
- Launching right after a patch
- Using a main account for testing
Next step
Ready? Continue to checkout. Questions first? Ask on the player discussion board or read the pre-purchase FAQ hub.
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