Valorant Purchase History: How to Check What You Spent

Riot keeps a record of the Valorant Points bought on your account, and you can open it yourself on its support site. This guide shows where the page is, what it lists and what it leaves out, and what to do about a purchase you do not recognize.
Contents
- Where the Valorant purchase history page is
- How to check your Valorant purchase history
- What the list shows and what it leaves out
- How much have I spent on Valorant?
- Refunds and purchases you do not recognize
- Common questions about Valorant purchase history
- Why does the purchase history page show an error or an empty list?
- Can I delete my Valorant purchase history?
- Can other players see my purchases?
- How do I check Valorant purchase history on PC?
- Topping up Valorant Points with a code
Your Valorant purchase history is not a screen inside the game. It is a page on Riot's official support site: sign in there with your Riot account, press the button that loads your history, and you get a list of the Valorant Points bought on the account, with the date and the money paid each time.
Where the Valorant purchase history page is
Many players look for it in the game client first, in the store or in the account settings. It is not there. The client shows your current balance and what you own, but not a list of past payments.
The record is kept on Riot's support site for Valorant, in a help article about checking your purchase history. The page reads the purchases from your account, so it only works after you sign in.
How to check your Valorant purchase history
- Open Riot's support site for Valorant in a browser. A phone works as well as a computer.
- Sign in with the Riot account you play on. Use the same username and password as in the game.
- Type "purchase history" in the site's search box and open the article about checking it.
- Press the button in that article that gets your purchase history.
- Wait for the list to load, then read it from the newest purchase down.
Enter your Riot password only on Riot's own sign-in page. Look at the address bar before you type it.
If you have more than one Riot account, repeat the steps for each. The page shows only the account you are signed in to.
What the list shows and what it leaves out
Each line is one purchase of Valorant Points (VP): the date, the amount paid and the number of points you received. That is the money side of your account.
What it does not show is how you spent those points. Skins, the battle pass and other content bought with VP are not listed line by line. To see what you own, open the Collection in the game, where your weapon skins and other cosmetics are kept.
So the two screens answer different questions. The support page tells you how much money went in. The Collection tells you what you have to show for it. If the currency itself is new to you, our guide on what Valorant Points are explains how it works.
How much have I spent on Valorant?
Add up the amounts in the list and you have your total. It takes a minute, even for an old account.
Keep two things in mind when you read the number:
- It is money paid for points, not the value of your account. Skins cannot be sold or traded, and neither can the account.
- Points you bought but have not spent yet are part of the total too.
Checking the list before a large purchase is a useful habit. It is easier to decide on a new bundle when you can see what the last few months added up to.
The list also helps when a purchase seems to be missing. If you paid and the points did not arrive, look for the purchase in the list first, then write to Riot support with its date.
Refunds and purchases you do not recognize
Riot's support site also takes refund requests. In general, content you have not used yet can be refunded within the limits of Riot's refund policy, while used items and some kinds of content cannot. The policy is published on the same support site and says what qualifies, so read it before you send a request.
A purchase you did not make is a different matter. Treat it as a security problem:
- Change your Riot password at once.
- Turn on two-factor authentication in your Riot account settings.
- Send a request to Riot support and describe the purchase, with its date from the list.
Stay away from sites and apps that promise to show your "account value" or your full skin list if you sign in through them. They are not Riot's, and giving them your login details can lose you the account. Riot's own page is the reliable record.
Common questions about Valorant purchase history
Why does the purchase history page show an error or an empty list?
An empty list usually means that no points were bought on this account, so check that you signed in to the right one. For an error, sign out and in again, then try a private window or another browser with extensions turned off. If it still fails, send a request to Riot support.
Can I delete my Valorant purchase history?
No. It is Riot's record of the payments on your account, and there is no option to remove entries from it.
Can other players see my purchases?
No. The page opens only after you sign in, so only you and Riot can see it. Other players see just the skins you bring into a match.
How do I check Valorant purchase history on PC?
The same way as on a phone: in a web browser, on Riot's support site. The game client on PC has no purchase history screen, and the list does not show which skins you bought. Those are in the Collection.
Topping up Valorant Points with a code
Mas4Games sells Valorant Points codes for accounts of the Türkiye region. The code is shown on the order's page in your account and sent by e-mail, so you keep your own record of every top-up as well.
You can find them here: Valorant Points codes on Mas4Games. The steps for using one are in our guide on how to redeem a Valorant code, and the help center has live support if you get stuck.
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