The VALORANT contract database (VCT GCD), explained

Where VALORANT pro contracts are published, how to read them, and what the sheet cannot tell you.

This is the VALORANT sheet. For League of Legends see the LoL Global Contract Database guide.

What the VALORANT contract database is

The VCT global contract database is where Riot publishes the contract expiry year of VCT partner-team players, in a public Google Sheet. It is the VALORANT counterpart to LoL's Global Contract Database, kept separately. The source sheet is split into regional tabs (Americas, EMEA, Pacific, China).

This site currently lists 272 VALORANT players; the per-region snapshot dates are shown in the top-right of every page.

Two things that differ from the LoL sheet

What the sheet cannot tell you

What this site adds on top

Re-signings the sheet has not caught up with are reflected only when a club announced them publicly, with the source link recorded. Rumours are not added.

FAQ

Why does expiry show only "end of season"? The sheet gives only a year, and we do not pick a day and month ourselves.

Are salaries available? No. Contract values are not published and appear nowhere on this site.

What about players who are not in the sheet? Players not registered with a VCT partner team (some Challengers and academy players) are not listed. A name disappearing does not prove retirement or a transfer.