Valorant Purchase History & Total Money Spent | A Closer Look

Valorant is a free-to-play title first-person shooter from the makers of League of Legends. The folks over at Riot have done a fairly good job, but it's their duty to keep the game fresh with continuous updates that deliver critical improvements to both gamers and esports enthusiasts.

As a free-to-play title, it's not surprising that Valorant has a ton of microtransactions. Valorant points are leading the charge, though the game's bundles, Dark Market and Season Passes aren't too far behind either.

Luckily, Riot offers its users a transparent look into how much Valorant's in-game currency they've purchased thus far.

How to Check Valorant Purchase History

Riot is known for its transparent approach to microtransactions. That said, it’s not surprising to see them feature a "How Much You've Spent" page for their popular free-to-play first-person shooter. After all, a similar system has been incorporated with their popular MOBA, League of Legends, for quite a while already.

But, it might not be the easiest thing to find. In fact, many players have never even heard about the website that shows you all of your Valorant expenses.

Yep, Valorant doesn't offer in-game purchase history. Instead, it's located on the Riot Support website.

Visit the Official Riot Skin Purchase Support Page

So, what is Valorant purchase history, what information does it show and where exactly can you check it out?

For starters, you can see how much money you’ve spent on Valorant here. Just log in with your Riot account credentials and click on the red “Get my Purchase History” button.

It shows you the following:

• Time of purchase
• Valorant Points
• The payment method you've used for the transaction
• Amounts of individual transactions
• The total amount you've spent for Valorant skin purchase

Here’s what it looks like in action:

Can I Refund Valorant Points

Believe it or not, you can refund some of the items from your purchase history in Valorant. Not everything, though, only refundable items. Items that cannot be refunded are as follows:

• Used or upgraded weapon skins
• Other used in-game content like player cards, gun buddies, etc
• Agent Contracts
• Weapon skin bundles and levels
• Premium Battle Pass levels
• Radianite Points

How to Refund All Your Purchases?

Once again, you cannot refund all the money. You can, however, refund unused content like base-level weapon skins that you've purchased within the last fourteen days. To do so, head on over to this Valorant support page and request a refund.

Additionally, you can make a request for a refund of unused VP. To do this, simply create a ticket here.

Valorant Purchase History FAQs

How do I check the purchase history on my Riot account?

To check how much money you’ve spent on your Riot Games account, click here and we’ll take you to the corresponding Riot Games support page. Log in with your account and click on the red button. Your purchase history from Valorant will show up right below.

How do I check my Valorant points?

Both types of Valorant points can be found on the upper right corner of the screen. If you’re looking for exact dates when you’ve bought Valorant Points, you can do so by checking your Valorant purchase history.

Does Valorant have in-game purchases?

Yes, Valorant has in-game purchases. Not only does it have a battle pass, it also has a ton of other purchasable aesthetical items and bundles.

How do I find out how much I've spent on Valorant?

You can find out how much you’ve spent on Valorant by going to the official Riot Games Support page for Valorant Purchase History. Once there, simply log in with your RG account and click on Get My Purchase History button.

How do I restore Valorant purchases?

Yes, you can restore some of your Valorant purchases within 14 days but only if you haven’t used them. Simply head on over here and follow the on-screen instructions till you're done with the refund process.

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