At REDX Game, the RM 334.59 pack of 11,000 Valorant Points works out to RM 30.42 per 1,000 VP — the cheapest tier in Malaysia for 2026. A casual buyer who only grabs the RM 16.69 starter pack of 475 VP pays RM 35.14 per 1,000 instead, a 15.5% premium per point. If your only goal is the Act 6 Battle Pass (1,000 VP, live from 13 October 2026), the RM 34.35 tier clears it with zero leftover. Top up Valorant VP at REDX Game, delivered to your Riot ID in 1–3 minutes.
Ringgit per 1,000 VP: the real cost ladder
Riot's Malaysian VP tiers do not scale cleanly. Each step up buys more VP per ringgit, but the curve flattens hard after the 2,050 VP mid-tier.
Here is the full REDX Game ladder, dropped into one metric: ringgit paid per 1,000 Valorant Points. Lower is better. Prices are what you see on the live product page today, not an invented list. Valorant Points are Riot's in-client premium currency (background on Wikipedia), sold in six fixed denominations.
- 475 VP: RM 35.14 per 1,000
- 1,000 VP: RM 34.35 per 1,000
- 2,050 VP: RM 32.70 per 1,000
- 3,650 VP: RM 32.06 per 1,000
- 5,350 VP: RM 31.20 per 1,000
- 11,000 VP: RM 30.42 per 1,000
The 11,000 VP tier is exactly RM 4.72 cheaper per 1,000 points than the 475 VP tier, which is the whole span of the ladder squeezed into one number. On a RM 334.59 outlay that works out to about RM 52 of saved cash, roughly 1,478 extra VP if the same money were spent at the smaller-tier rate, enough for a 1,375 VP skin plus pass change. Jumping from 475 to 1,000 saves only 79 sen per 1,000 VP, so if cash is tight the smaller pack is barely a tax and a reader in Shah Alam looking at a single tier skip should not force themselves up the ladder.
Valorant VP Price Ladder, Malaysia 2026
Prices below reflect what you see on the REDX Game Valorant checkout today, paid in Malaysian ringgit. Delivery is advertised at one to three minutes.
- 475 VP: RM 16.69. One battle pass tier skip plus small change.
- 1,000 VP: RM 34.35. Exact Act 6 Battle Pass cost.
- 2,050 VP: RM 67.03. One 1,775 VP skinline skin plus 275 VP leftover.
- 3,650 VP: RM 117.01. Two mid-shelf skins or a melee down-payment.
- 5,350 VP: RM 166.90. A full standard bundle at 3,550 VP, with 1,800 VP left for a buddy or card.
- 11,000 VP: RM 334.59. An Exalted Edition bundle at about 6,265 VP plus change for the next pass.
Apple's Malaysia App Store lists around RM 39.90 for the same 1,000 VP tier, the number quoted by third-party trackers for Act 6. REDX Game sells the same 1,000 VP at RM 34.35, a RM 5.55 gap on a single pass. Murah giler for a reader in Petaling Jaya who was going to tap once anyway.
Act 6 and the 1,000 VP tap
Riot opened Season 2026 Act 6 on 13 October. The Act 6 Battle Pass holds the 1,000 VP price Riot has run since 2020, with a free track for grinders and a paid track that pley.gg's preview says includes "a massive, two-handed Hammer melee" (pley.gg Act 6 preview, 13 Oct 2026). That single price makes the 1,000 VP tier the obvious tap for a pass-only buyer.
Buy only what the pass needs and the RM 34.35 tier is the one you want, with zero stranded VP sitting in your wallet after redemption. Stocking for a 7,100 VP skinline (melee included) means the 11,000 VP tier at RM 334.59 saves about RM 15 against stacking two smaller packs, with roughly 3,900 VP of carry-over for the next Act's Night Market or a buddy drop. The 2,050 VP tier is the awkward middle of the ladder: enough to grab a 1,775 VP skin, not enough for a bundle, and only 64 sen per 1,000 VP better than the pass tier itself. Skip it unless you want precisely one skin.
FAQ: Valorant VP in Malaysia
Which Valorant VP tier is the cheapest per point in Malaysia?
The 11,000 VP tier at RM 334.59 (RM 30.42 per 1,000 VP) is the cheapest at REDX Game. 475 VP at RM 16.69 is the most expensive per point, at RM 35.14 per 1,000 VP, a 15.5% premium.
How much does the Act 6 Battle Pass cost in Malaysia?
1,000 VP, the same Riot sticker since 2020. We list that tier at RM 34.35. The Malaysian App Store price for the same tier is around RM 39.90, a RM 5.55 gap per pass bought this Act.
Is REDX Game a safe way to top up Valorant Points in Malaysia?
REDX Game funds the VP to your Riot account from the Malaysia region, so there is no cross-region flag on your profile. Payment is via FPX, DuitNow QR, Touch 'n Go eWallet or Boost, all with bank-side chargeback protection. Delivery is advertised at 1–3 minutes.
Can I buy Valorant Points with carrier billing in Malaysia?
Yes. Riot added Celcom, Digi, U Mobile and Maxis carrier billing to the in-client store for Malaysian players a while back. Our checkout adds four more rails on top of carrier billing — FPX, DuitNow QR, Touch 'n Go eWallet and Boost — all of which read your Malaysian bank account directly and often post faster than the Celcom or Maxis route to the in-client store.
Does the 2,050 VP pack beat the 1,000 VP pack for the Battle Pass?
Not for the pass alone. 1,000 VP clears the pass with no leftover. 2,050 VP leaves 1,050 VP, which is not quite enough for most 1,775 VP skins. Grab 2,050 only if you plan to top up again later for a 1,775 VP skin pick-up.
Three scam signals to skip
Cheap VP outside the official rails carries two real risks: a locked Riot account and a chargeback bill. Watch for these red flags.
- "Direct account top-up, send me your login." Riot support bans accounts caught signed in from a cross-region IP. The seller logs in from Vietnam or the Philippines, the VP lands, and the next ranked session the account is locked.
- Prices under RM 28 per 1,000 VP. The best-tier rate on the ladder above is RM 30.42 per 1,000 VP, which is already a thin reseller margin on top of Riot's Malaysian wholesale. Anything below RM 28 the margin maths does not work unless the VP was bought with a stolen card, which flips into a chargeback the moment the real cardholder notices and freezes the top-up chain for everyone downstream.
- Carrier billing only, no FPX option. Celcom, Digi, U Mobile and Maxis carrier billing is legitimate for in-client purchases, but any reseller that refuses FPX, DuitNow QR or Touch 'n Go eWallet is dodging bank-side chargeback protection.
Paying for VP from Johor Bahru to Kuching
REDX Game lets a Malaysian player pay four ways, and the cheapest is also the one with no surcharge: FPX. Touch 'n Go eWallet runs it close. Both post VP to your Riot account in one to three minutes.
DuitNow QR is handy for a Team SMG supporter watching a VCT Pacific stream on mobile who wants to top up without typing a card number. Scan, authorise, done. Boost is the slowest fallback here, mostly because its reconciliation window runs a touch longer than TNG's. Senang gila for the first three; keep Boost for emergencies.
No payment surcharge is added on any of these rails. The RM 34.35 you see on the Valorant top-up page is the RM 34.35 your bank sends.