Valorant’s competitive ladder has 9 tiers. Every tier except Radiant is split into 3 divisions (1–3), so the game has 25 distinct ranks in total.
Valorant ranks in order
From lowest to highest:
- Iron (1–3)
- Bronze (1–3)
- Silver (1–3)
- Gold (1–3)
- Platinum (1–3)
- Diamond (1–3)
- Ascendant (1–3)
- Immortal (1–3)
- Radiant (Top 500 per region)
How divisions and promotion work
| Rank | Divisions | Promotes by |
|---|---|---|
| Iron – Immortal | 3 per rank | Filling the 100 RR bar in your current division |
| Radiant | None | Leaderboard position, not RR |
Every division from Iron to Immortal works the same way: win matches, fill your RR bar to 100, and you promote — either to the next division in the same rank, or into the next rank entirely once you clear Division 3. Radiant breaks that pattern completely. There’s no RR bar to fill and no Division 4 — once you’re Radiant, your position is set by how you rank against the other Radiant players in your region, capped at the top 500.
How RR promotions work (quick version)
- Win games to gain Rank Rating (RR).
- Lose games to drop RR.
- Hit 100 RR to promote to the next division.
Related guides
For what a “rank” actually represents and how it differs from your account level, see What Are the Valorant Ranks. For a deeper breakdown of RR vs hidden MMR, read Valorant Ranks Explained. Or jump to the interactive rank breakdown on the homepage.