Terms
Effective 29 October 2026
Queued is an early pilot. Features may change, pause, or be removed while reliability and safety controls are being completed.
What Queued does
Queued displays host-reported VALORANT party listings and, after a signed-in user deliberately clicks, opens an official Riot party invite. Queued does not create Riot parties, control the Riot Client, press the matchmaking button, or confirm that someone joined an in-game lobby.
Your responsibilities
- Provide accurate party information and close stale listings.
- Use only Riot party links you are authorized to share.
- Protect your account and do not share passwords or session access.
- Follow Riot’s terms and applicable age requirements.
- Do not harass, impersonate, scam, spam, evade restrictions, automate abuse, or upload unlawful content.
Availability and listings
Open seats and party size are reported by the host and may have changed inside VALORANT. Queued does not guarantee that an invite remains valid, that a seat is available, or that another player will accept or behave appropriately. Listings expire after 15 minutes but can become stale sooner.
Enforcement
Queued may remove listings, restrict accounts, preserve relevant safety records, or suspend access when necessary to protect users or the service. Reports are signals for review and are not proof by themselves.
Payments
Queued does not currently sell points, subscriptions, priority, or cosmetics. Any future supporter feature will have separate visible price, fulfillment, refund, and support information before payment is enabled.
Riot relationship
Queued is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games. VALORANT, Riot Games, and related marks belong to their respective owners.