My VALORANT Card Introduced: Everything You Need to Know

My VALORANT Card Introduced: Everything You Need to Know

9 Jun, 2026, 16:42

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Last updated: 9 Jun, 2026, 16:42

Riot Games is introducing something new in Patch 12.11 — My VALORANT Card. A new way to quickly summarize who YOU are as a VALORANT player in an easily viewable and shareable card. Here's everything you need to know to get set up.

What Is My VALORANT Card?

Riot continues to make improvements to the social aspects of VALORANT, and this latest endeavour seeks to allow players to deliver who they are in a nutshell within the one easy package of an introduction card. 

The My VALORANT Card is there for you to "flex your skill, highlight your personality, and connect with other players." This includes key stats, which you can personalize. The card includes:

  • Favorite Agent
  • Key Performance Stats:
    • Win%
    • HS%
    • ACS
    • KDA
  • Rank (Current)
  • Roles (Duelist/Initiator/Controller/Sentinel)
  • Personality
  • Favorite Weapon
  • Preferred Game Modes (Up to 3)

As of release, the above stats can only be hidden or shown. You can't, for example, select different performance stats to show instead. Or personalize your cards with unique fields. 

My VALORANT Card Introduced: Everything You Need to Know

How to Set Up My VALORANT Card

Setting up your My VALORANT card is a pretty simple affair and can be accomplished in a few simple steps:

  1. Play some matches (5 at least to be precise).
  2. Log onto the website.
  3. Customise your card with the aforementioned stats.
  4. Share your card! 

You'll also be able to discover other players who play like you! What are you waiting for? Get to work!


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