How to Check Total Money Spent on Your VALORANT Account

To check the total money spent on your VALORANT account, start with Riot’s official VALORANT Points (VP) purchase-history page. It lets you access VP purchase records, but Riot describes it as purchase history rather than a guaranteed lifetime-spending report. If you need Riot to calculate or confirm a total, submit a ticket to Player Support and ask what the response includes.

The distinction matters: buying VP is a real-money transaction; spending those VP on a skin or bundle is an in-game purchase. Count the original payment once. Do not add the cash cost of a VP package and then count the same VP again as if the skin were another payment.

Choose the right way to check your VALORANT spending

How to review your VALORANT Points purchase history

1. Open Riot’s official Checking Your Purchase History page. Riot says the page is for checking VALORANT Points purchase history.
2. Sign in to the Riot account connected to the VALORANT profile you mean to check. If you have more than one Riot account, verify the account before reading or totaling any records.
3. Use the page’s sign-in prompt to open the available purchase-history view. Review the entries it provides. Riot’s article does not say that this page will always show one lifetime total or every item bought with VP, so treat it as a transaction record rather than a definitive all-time cash figure.
4. If you are making your own estimate, record the actual money amounts shown on the records or receipts. Keep different currencies in separate subtotals. If you convert them for a personal estimate, write down the exchange-rate date you used.

Do not add VP quantities as though they were dollars, euros, or another currency. If the page does not show a total or a transaction you are trying to reconcile, check the receipt or statement from the original payment channel and ask Riot Support about gaps.

How to request a total from Riot Support

Riot’s How Much Money Have I Spent in Riot Games? article says to submit a Player Support ticket. Although the article sits in Riot’s League of Legends support section, its instructions specifically let players choose a game such as VALORANT. The form’s wording and available choices may change, so follow Riot’s current labels if they differ.

1. Open the Riot Support ticket submission page and sign in to the account you own.
2. Under Product, select VALORANT.
3. Under Category, choose the available account or data-request path. Riot’s instructions list Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion as possible categories.
4. Select the platform you play on, such as PC, Xbox, or PlayStation, where the form asks for it.
5. For the first Please Select your Inquiry field, choose Formal Personal Data Request.
6. For the next inquiry field, choose I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games.
7. Complete the subject and description, then submit the ticket. In the description, ask Riot to confirm whether the requested figure covers VALORANT only or spending across Riot Games, and whether it includes the platform or transaction types you care about.

Riot says a Player Support agent will review the request and respond, but its article does not promise a fixed turnaround time. Selecting VALORANT identifies the product in the form; the inquiry itself says “with Riot Games.” Asking the agent to state the figure’s scope avoids assuming the response is a VALORANT-only lifetime total.

What should count as money spent?

Count real-money VP purchases once

A VP top-up is the cash transaction. A skin, bundle, or other item bought later with those VP is the use of that balance, not a second cash charge. For example, if you pay for a VP package and use part of it on a weapon skin, count the package payment once in a cash-spending estimate—not the package payment plus the skin’s VP price.

Use historical charges, not today’s bundle prices

VP package prices, available payment methods, and currency can differ by region, platform, or purchase date. Today’s bundle price cannot reliably reconstruct an older transaction. Use the original amount and currency shown on a receipt, purchase record, or payment statement. Keep refunds, promotional credit, gift cards, or purchases made through another platform or account as separate notes and ask support whether they are included in its figure.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Assuming the purchase-history page displays a lifetime total: Riot documents access to VP purchase history, not a guaranteed all-time spending summary.
• Using your current VP balance: a balance shows what remains now, not how much money you paid over time.
• Adding skin prices to the VP top-ups: that can count the same funds twice.
• Mixing currencies without a stated conversion: keep separate subtotals or identify the exchange rate and date used.
• Trusting third-party account trackers: use Riot’s official pages, and never give your Riot password to an outside site. Riot advises players to verify the URL and enter credentials only through its official authentication flow.

Quick checklist

• Confirm you signed into the Riot account linked to the VALORANT profile.
• Use the official VP purchase-history page for transaction records.
• Use receipts or statements for a charge the page does not resolve.
• Submit Riot’s money-spent inquiry when you need a support-provided figure.
• Ask whether the reply covers VALORANT alone, all Riot games, and any relevant platform purchases, refunds, or credits.

Riot’s support pages checked on October 16, 2026 distinguish the VALORANT Points purchase-history page from the separate Player Support request for money spent. If a form label changes, use the current option shown on Riot’s official page.

Official Riot sources

• Riot Support: Checking Your Purchase History
• Riot Support: How Much Money Have I Spent in Riot Games?
• Riot Support: Submit a Ticket
• Riot Support: Protecting Your Account