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Valorant Rank Tracker and Stats

Every Valorant rank from Iron to Radiant, how RR moves, and the stats that actually show improvement.

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A Valorant stats tracker shows your rank, Rank Rating (RR) and match performance in one place. Valorant has nine ranks, Iron to Radiant, with three divisions in each rank below Radiant and 100 RR per division. RankSurge will show stats only for players who opt in with Riot Sign-On.

Launching soon. The Valorant stats tracker is not live yet. It opens after Riot approves our production API key, and only players who link their Riot account will be shown. Get notified when it goes live.

What are the Valorant ranks in order?

Valorant ranked runs on two numbers: a visible rank with RR, and a hidden matchmaking rating that Riot does not publish. You climb a division each time your RR passes 100 and drop one if you lose at 0 RR.

Moving from division III of one rank takes you to division I of the next. Radiant sits above everything and is not a division at all; it is a leaderboard spot.

Valorant rank ladder

Rank Divisions RR per division Notes
Iron I, II, III 100 Entry rank
Bronze I, II, III 100
Silver I, II, III 100
Gold I, II, III 100
Platinum I, II, III 100
Diamond I, II, III 100
Ascendant I, II, III 100
Immortal I, II, III 100 Uncapped RR; regional thresholds for Immortal 2, 3 and Radiant
Radiant None Leaderboard Top 500 players per region

What changes at Immortal and Radiant?

From Immortal upward, your individual performance stops affecting RR and only wins and losses count. Valorant has no rank decay, but Immortal and Radiant players must play at least one ranked match every seven days to keep their leaderboard position. Radiant goes to whoever holds a top-500 spot in their region, so the RR needed rises and falls with the leaderboard.

Which Valorant stats actually matter?

Kills alone do not tell you much. The stats below show how much you contribute to winning rounds, which is what moves RR over time.

Performance Score

Since patch 13.06 (September 2026), a 0-500 Performance Score replaced ACS on the scoreboard and decides MVP. It does not change your RR. See Valorant stats explained.

ADR

Average damage per round shows consistent pressure even when you do not get the final hit on a kill.

Headshot %

The share of hits landing on the head. It tracks crosshair placement better than kill counts do.

KAST

The percentage of rounds where you got a kill, assist, survived or were traded. High KAST means you are rarely dead weight.

First bloods and first deaths

Opening duels decide many rounds. Duelists want more first kills than first deaths; everyone else wants fewer first deaths.

Win rate by agent and map

Your best agent on your best map is where RR comes easiest. Patterns here guide what you queue.

Which Valorant guides should you read?

Start with how the ladder works, learn which numbers matter, then follow the climbing plan. Each guide is checked against official publisher pages first and dated, and more games are covered in our climbing guides for every game.

How will RankSurge show Valorant stats?

RankSurge will use Riot's official API, so it follows Riot's Valorant rules. Players will opt in by signing in with Riot (RSO), and we will tell you up front that linking makes your stats public on RankSurge. If you have not opted in, your profile will not appear, even if someone searches your Riot ID.

Once linked, you will see your current rank and RR, match history, agent and map breakdowns and the stats above.

RankSurge will never show MMR or ELO estimates and will not offer pre-match lobby scouting. Riot prohibits both, and we think the game is better without them.

Want to see how other games compare? Read our League of Legends stats hub or the Overwatch stats hub, or check how players spread across tiers on rank distribution.

Full guides: Valorant ranks explained and Valorant stats explained.

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Frequently asked questions

How many ranks are in Valorant?

Valorant has nine competitive ranks: Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Ascendant, Immortal and Radiant. The first eight each have three divisions (I, II and III), which gives 24 divisioned steps before the top. Radiant has no divisions and is reserved for the top 500 players in each region. Each division is worth 100 Rank Rating (RR), so you move up a division every time you cross 100 RR and drop one if you lose at 0 RR.

What is RR in Valorant?

RR stands for Rank Rating. It is the visible 0-100 progress bar inside each division. Wins add RR and losses remove it, and the amount depends on your hidden matchmaking rating compared with your current rank. Below Immortal, individual performance can nudge your gains. From Immortal upward, RR depends on wins, losses and round difference only, RR keeps stacking with no cap, and you need your region's Radiant threshold plus a top 500 spot to hold Radiant.

Why do I have to sign in with Riot to see my Valorant stats on RankSurge?

Riot's developer policy for Valorant says third-party sites may only show a player's data to others after that player opts in through Riot Sign On (RSO). That means RankSurge cannot show your Valorant profile just because someone types your Riot ID. You will link your account once, we will tell you clearly that linking makes your stats public on RankSurge, and you will be able to unlink later. Players who have not opted in will not appear.

Does RankSurge show Valorant MMR or ELO estimates?

No. Riot's policy prohibits third-party products from building alternatives to the official ranked ladder, and it names MMR or ELO calculators specifically. RankSurge will show your official rank, RR history and match performance, but it will never guess your hidden MMR. Any site that claims to reveal your exact Valorant MMR is not working from official data. Your in-game rank and RR changes are the best signal of where matchmaking places you.

Can I use RankSurge to scout players before a Valorant match?

No. Riot lists looking up opponents before a match starts as an unapproved use case, and RankSurge will not offer lobby scouting, live-match lookups or overlays that reveal the other team. Stats are for reviewing your own games and for opted-in players who chose to share their profile. That keeps matches fair and keeps the tracker inside Riot's rules, which is what lets it exist at all.

When will the Valorant stats tracker launch?

Valorant and League of Legends stats go live after Riot approves our production API key. Deadlock, Counter-Strike 2, Destiny 2 and Marvel Rivals are planned to launch first. We will not publish a launch date until approval is confirmed. Join the newsletter on this page and we will email you the day Valorant lookups open, along with instructions for linking your Riot account.