How much money is in your account – and what did you actually get for it? Here is how to open Riot’s official purchase history in three steps, analyse your purchases and see with the Valorant-Spind app which skins really are in your locker.
Last updated: October 6, 2026
Riot only shows your Valorant purchase history on its support page “Checking Your Purchase History”: open the page, click log in, sign in with your Riot account – done. There you see your VALORANT Points purchases with date, VP amount, payment method and price. What you bought with those points is not listed – the free Valorant-Spind app shows you that: every skin in your locker, valued in VP and euros.
App: Windows 10 & 11 · free · no login, no password · 100% local. Riot page: official Riot Games login.
Anyone looking up their Valorant purchase history usually wants to know two things: How much have I spent? and What did I get for it? Riot’s official purchase history page only answers the first question. It lists your VALORANT Points purchases – date, amount, payment method, price. Which skins, bundles, battle passes or Radianite upgrades they turned into is not shown.
That is exactly what the free Valorant-Spind app is for. It reads your complete collection directly on your PC, assigns each skin its list price in VP and calculates the total value in euros. After launch this takes about 30 to 60 seconds – no login, no password and nothing gets uploaded. The video shows the process in real time:
Every skin is valued at its list price and added up – the counterpart to the total you see in Riot’s purchase history.
Weapon skins, knives, variants and levels neatly sorted – with a rarity score and your most expensive pieces.
The app remembers every check and shows which skins and skin levels have been added since.
Locker time travel shows how your locker value has developed across all your previous checks.
Current balance, your daily shop and the Night Market – so you know what is worth it before your next purchase.
The app needs neither your password nor a Riot login. All data stays on your PC.
⬇ Download Valorant-Spind for free
The two complement each other: Riot provides the numbers of your real-money purchases, the app shows what they turned into in your locker. The table sums up what you get where.
| Riot purchase history | Valorant-Spind app | |
|---|---|---|
| Where? | Riot website (support) | Windows app on your PC |
| Login needed? | Yes, Riot account | No – reads locally while your Riot client runs |
| Total spent in real money | ✅ Yes | – (use the Riot page) |
| Single VP purchases with date | ✅ Yes | – |
| Which skins you own | ❌ No | ✅ Full collection |
| Locker value in VP & euros | ❌ No | ✅ Yes, every skin valued |
| New skins since your last check | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Development over time | List by date | ✅ Locker time travel |
| Shop, Night Market & balance | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Coach, stats & heatmaps | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
| Cost | free | free, no ads |
Our tip: first check in the app what your locker is worth today, then compare that with your total at Riot. If your locker value is clearly above your spending, you got a lot through battle passes, Night Market discounts or gifts. If it is below, part of your money went into things without a list price – such as Radianite upgrades, battle pass tiers or agents.
Riot Games provides the official purchase history on its support website. The game itself has no list of your real-money purchases. This is how you get your overview in under a minute:
The page works on PC just as well as in a mobile browser. If you have several Riot accounts, you need to log in to each one separately – the purchase history always applies only to the account you are logged in with.
Riot’s list is plain: line by line, date and amount. How your spending has developed over the years, or how many skins your money would have bought, you have to work out yourself. Our free analyser does it for you. Copy the table from your Riot purchase history and paste it here. You get the total, number of purchases, VP bought, average per purchase and per month, your biggest purchase and a bar chart of your spending per year.
Free tool · runs only in your browser
🔒 Your data never leaves your browser: nothing is sent, nothing is stored. Riot does not show payment details like card numbers anyway – paste only the purchase list.
The analyser understands common date formats (for example Feb 3, 2024, 2024-02-03 or 03.02.2024), amounts with currency signs such as € or $, and the VP amounts of the packs. If your text contains a total, it compares it with its own calculation. Purchases marked as refunded are not counted. If you bought in several currencies, it shows the totals separately instead of adding them up incorrectly.
To read the list correctly, it helps to look at Valorant’s currencies. Only one of them is bought directly with money:
VALORANT Points (VP)bought with real money → appears in the history
Radianite Pointsbought with VP or earned
Kingdom Creditsearned only, never with moneyWhat Riot’s purchase history shows
What it does not show
The reason is simple: in Valorant, real money only changes hands when you buy VP. Everything else – from skins to the battle pass to Radianite – you then pay for in the game with those points. Riot’s purchase history is therefore essentially a statement of your VP purchases. To answer “what did I get for it?”, you need to look into your locker – with the app or tediously by hand in the in-game collection.
The total in your purchase history is honest, but not always easy to put into context. An example: buying the €10 pack ten times costs €100 and gets you 10,000 VP. Buying the €100 pack once also costs €100 but gets you 11,000 VP. Same total, different number of points. The table shows all packs in Germany:
| Price | VALORANT Points | Price per 1,000 VP | Bonus vs. €5 pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| €5 | 475 VP | €10.53 | – |
| €10 | 1,000 VP | €10.00 | +5.3% |
| €20 | 2,050 VP | €9.76 | +7.9% |
| €35 | 3,650 VP | €9.59 | +9.8% |
| €50 | 5,350 VP | €9.35 | +12.6% |
| €100 | 11,000 VP | €9.09 | +15.8% |
With the rule of thumb 1,000 VP ≈ €10 you can quickly convert most prices in the game. Skins come in fixed price tiers: Select (875 VP), Deluxe (1,275 VP), Premium (1,775 VP) and Ultra (2,475 VP), plus Exclusive editions and knives, some of which cost considerably more. The premium battle pass costs 1,000 VP. These are typical skins found in many lockers:
Ultra Edition
Premium Edition
Premium Edition
Premium Edition
Exclusive Edition
Exclusive EditionSo €100 would buy you four Ultra skins, six Premium skins or eleven battle passes – usually with some VP left over. The app calculates exactly this equivalent for your real collection. If you want to estimate what your skins cost without the purchase history, our spending calculator helps: pick skins, see the total. How much players spend on average is covered in our guide to skin spending.
Many players check their purchase history because they want to undo a bad purchase. Riot’s rules are clear: only unused in-game content and unused VP bought within the last 14 days can be refunded. Content counts as used as soon as you have equipped it and reached the loading screen of a match – in any mode, including custom games and the range.
According to Riot, there is no refund for:
Unused skins can be refunded directly on Riot’s page “How to Request a Refund” after logging in. For unused VP you submit a ticket to player support. If a child or another family member made a purchase without your consent, Riot also asks you to contact support. You need your purchase history to prove the date and amount of the purchase.
Wrong Riot account
The purchase history only applies to the account you are logged in with. If you have a second account, log out and back in with the right one.
Bought on PS5 or Xbox
On console you pay through the PlayStation Store or the Microsoft Store. You will find the receipts in your platform’s transaction history.
No VP purchases of your own
If you only own gifts, battle pass rewards or earned content, you have no VP purchases – the list then stays empty.
Page does not load
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Login fails
Check your Riot credentials and two-factor verification. Only ever enter your password on the official Riot page.
Nothing helps
Riot itself says: if the button does not work, submit a ticket to player support.
Dubious offers often pop up around purchase history and account value. A few rules keep you safe:
Seeing your purchase history for the first time can be a shock. These tips get you more locker for your money:
You can only find your Valorant purchase history on Riot’s support page: open it, log in, done. It lists your VP purchases with date, price and total – nothing more.
What you really have in your locker for that money is shown by the free Valorant-Spind app: every skin valued in VP and euros, new skins since your last check and locker time travel – no login and 100% local. With our analyser above you also turn Riot’s plain list into clear numbers per year and month.
⬇ Download Valorant-Spind for free
On the Riot Games support site under “Checking Your Purchase History”. Click the log-in button, sign in with your Riot account and you will see your VALORANT Points purchases.
No. The Valorant client has no overview of your real-money purchases. Riot only provides the purchase history through its support website – on PC and in a mobile browser.
No. Riot lists your VALORANT Points purchases there – when you bought how many VP for how much money. Which skins, bundles or battle passes you unlocked with those VP is not included. The free Valorant-Spind app shows you that by reading your full collection with its value in VP and euros.
The total is shown on Riot’s purchase history page after you log in. If you copy the list and paste it into our purchase history analyser, you also get your spending per year, your biggest purchase, your monthly average and the total VP bought.
No. The app never asks for a login or password. It reads your collection locally on your PC while your Riot client is running and uploads nothing.
Yes. The analyser calculates only inside your browser. The pasted text is neither sent nor stored. Riot does not show card numbers in the list anyway, only the type of payment method.
Most often you are logged in with a different Riot account than the one you bought on. Also check whether you actually bought VP yourself: if you only own gifted skins or earned content, you have no VP purchases of your own. If the list stays empty, Riot support can help via a ticket.
Yes, but only for unused content and unused VP bought within the last 14 days. Used or upgraded skins, bundles, agents, the premium battle pass, Radianite Points and Kingdom Credits purchases are excluded.
In Germany, €100 gets you 11,000 VP. That is the best-value pack: 1,000 VP work out at €9.09 there instead of €10 in the 1,000 VP pack.
Depending on the edition, skins cost 875 VP (Select), 1,275 VP (Deluxe), 1,775 VP (Premium) or 2,475 VP (Ultra); Exclusive editions and knives can cost considerably more. With the rule of thumb 1,000 VP ≈ €10, a Premium skin is worth about €17.75.
On console you pay for VP through the PlayStation Store or the Microsoft Store. You will therefore find the payment receipts in your platform’s transaction history – check it in addition to the Riot purchase history.
Be careful: only Riot’s own page on riotgames.com is legitimate. Never enter your Riot credentials on third-party sites or in tools that claim to show your purchase history or free skins.
Sources: Riot Games Support – “Checking Your Purchase History”, “How to Request a Refund” and “VALORANT – Refund Policy” (as of June 2, 2026); VP packs as listed on our VP prices 2026 page; images: official Valorant API. Retrieved October 6, 2026.
