How Long Does a VALORANT Battlepass Last?

A VALORANT Battlepass lasts until the end of the Act in which it is released. Acts often run for roughly two months, but there is no permanent fixed number of days for every pass. Patch timing and maintenance can change, so the countdown shown in the live client is the authoritative deadline.

Where to see the exact remaining time

1. Open VALORANT and select the Battlepass tab.
2. Check the Act name and the remaining-days or end-time indicator.
3. Also review the Competitive/Act timer when available.
4. Before the final day, check Riot's patch and maintenance announcements for your region.

Do not calculate the deadline from an old article or another region's maintenance hour. Convert any published end time to your local time and leave a buffer; queues or the client may go offline before a patch.

What happens when the Act ends?

Battlepass progress does not carry into the next Act. Rewards you already unlocked remain on the account, but unearned tiers cannot normally be completed after the timer expires. Buying Premium later can unlock eligible Premium rewards for tiers already reached during that Act, but it does not extend the deadline.

Levels and progression

A standard pass is presented as 50 tiers, followed by Epilogue rewards when included. You progress with XP from matches and active missions. Premium access adds the Premium reward track; it does not automatically complete tiers. The exact reward list, XP opportunities, price, and schedule should be checked in the current client because Riot can change them by Act and region.

Should you buy late?

Check your current tier, remaining missions, playtime, and the live countdown. Do not assume you can finish simply because an older pass lasted the same number of days. Also review Riot's refund policy before purchase, as Premium Battlepass purchases are generally excluded from standard content refunds.

For payment options, see VALORANT VP and the purchase history guide.