How signing in with Riot will work
Signing in with Riot is not active yet. Once Riot grants Vantage access, this is how it will work: Vantage shows a profile only after its player signed in with Riot and kept it public. The screens below use example data, and nothing on them can be pressed.
Signing in
Before anything is linked, Vantage says what signing in means: the profile and its match history become public. The sign-in itself happens on Riot's own page; Vantage never sees the password.
Your profile on Vantage
Signing in links your Riot account to Vantage and makes your Vantage profile and match history public, so others can find it, compare with you and see it in Discord. You can make it private or delete everything any time on your account page.
You sign in on Riot's own page. Vantage never sees your password and keeps no Riot token — only who you are.
Sign in with RiotYour account
After signing in, the account page shows who can see the profile and switches it between public and private. It keeps the history of every consent, as Riot asks, and unlinks and deletes everything in two steps.
Vantage Demo#DEMO
Who can see your profile
Public — Anyone can find your profile, compare with you and see it in Discord.
Your consent history
- Made publicNov 14, 2026, 10:19 PM
- Made privateNov 13, 2026, 10:19 PM
- Signed in and linked (public)Nov 11, 2026, 10:19 PM
Unlink and delete everything
Deletes your stored matches, rank history and everything else Vantage holds about you, and unlinks your Riot account. This can't be undone.
What others see
Someone who has not signed in, or made their profile private, is not shown. Whoever opens that profile sees this instead.
This profile is private
Vantage shows a player only after they signed in with Riot and kept their profile public. Is this yours? Sign in to see it and decide who else can.
Sign in with RiotWhat Vantage stores when you sign in is on the privacy page.