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How to buy Valorant Points using Paytm

Riot has recently implemented a feature that lets players buy Valorant Points using Paytm. Here's how to do it.

If you’ve been playing Riot Games’ tactical shooter Valorant for a while, then you’re probably aware of the plethora of weapon skins available to purchase in the game. While the skins offer no competitibe advantage to the players owning them, they can certainly make your boring old Vandal seem a lot more cooler.

Instead of purchasing skins directly with real money, Valorant uses an in-game currency of ‘Valorant Points’ which can be exchanged for skins and other stuff. These Valorant Points have to be purchased with real money, though.

Till today, Indian Valorant fans had to rely on using other payment services like PayPal for transactions in Valorant due to the unavailability of domestic services in the game. However, with the implementation of Indian servers a few weeks ago, it seems like Riot has finally listened to the demands of the Indian Valorant community.

Players can now directly purchase VP using Paytm, an Indian e-commerce payment system that’s prevalent across the South Asian country as one of the most popular virtual payment methods.

Valorant Points Price In India

Here are the rates of Valorant Points in India:

  • 475 Points – 399 Rs
  • 1000 Points – 799 Rs
  • 2050 Points – 1599 Rs
  • 3650 Point – 2699 Rs
  • 5350 Points – 3999 Rs
  • 11000 Points – 7900 Rs

How to buy Valorant Points using Paytm

  • Launch Valorant
  • Click on the Points icon in the top-right, next to the ‘Store’ tab to add funds
  • Select Paytm
  • Choose your preferred bundle
  • Checkout

Once done, you’ll see the amount of Valorant Points in your account increase by the amount you purchased.

Here are the current rates of VP bundles in India:

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