Have you ever opened your Valorant shop, splurged on a skin, and then realized three weeks later that your total for the month far exceeded what you imagined? The problem doesn’t stem from the price of a single bundle. It comes from the lack of visibility on all transactions.
Riot Games offers several ways to track your purchases, but each method shows different information. Knowing which one to use, and especially how to leverage the data obtained, makes all the difference in keeping control of your Valorant budget.
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Support Ticket to Riot: The Only Reliable Method to Know Your Total Spent on Valorant
Most online guides still present checking the total amount as a simple page to open in account settings. This is no longer the case. Since the update of Riot’s official help article in June 2026, you must submit a ticket to support to obtain the total spent on your account.
Specifically, you go to the Riot Games support portal, select Valorant, and then write a request stating that you want to know the total amount spent in real money. Support usually responds within a few days with an overall figure.
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This step may seem cumbersome, but it has an advantage: the amount provided covers the entire lifespan of the account. No pagination, no date limits. Just one clear figure. Checking the Riot Games purchase history via the portal is still useful for verifying recent transactions, but the support ticket remains the reference for getting an overview.
Formal Request for Personal Data: Get Transaction-by-Transaction Details
The support ticket gives a total. If you want to go further, Riot offers a separate procedure: the formal request for personal data. This process returns a detailed file containing each transaction made on your account, across all Riot games (Valorant, League of Legends, Wild Rift).
Why does this distinction matter? Because the classic purchase history portal only lists purchases of Valorant Points with real money. It does not detail what you bought with those in-game points: skins, battle passes, bundles. The personal data file, however, contains everything.
What the Riot Data File Contains
- Each purchase of Valorant Points with the date, amount in real currency, and payment method used
- Transactions made in the in-game shop (skins, accessories, passes) with the points spent
- Purchases made in other Riot games linked to the same account, allowing for overall budget tracking
To initiate the procedure, go to the Riot Games support portal and look for the option to request personal data. The processing time is longer than a simple ticket, but the result is much more usable.
Importing Your Data into a Spreadsheet to Spot Spending Spikes
Receiving a raw file is good. Analyzing it is better. Once you have retrieved the personal data file, you can open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or any budgeting application.
The idea is simple: categorize each transaction by type of purchase (Valorant Points, individual skin, bundle, battle pass) and then sort by month. You will start to see patterns you didn’t suspect.
Concrete Sorting Method in a Spreadsheet
Create a “category” column next to each transaction line. Fill it in manually or with a keyword filter. Then add a pivot table grouped by month. Months with premium bundle releases often correspond to spending spikes, which helps anticipate risky periods.
You can also calculate an average cost per skin purchased. This figure, once laid out in black and white, allows you to decide if a future purchase is worth it compared to your usual average.
Setting a Monthly Valorant Budget Based on Real Data
Many guides advise to “set a budget.” The advice is vague unless it is based on your own figures. With the detailed history and spreadsheet in place, you have a concrete foundation.
Look at your last three months of Valorant spending. Identify the highest month and the lowest month. Your realistic monthly budget lies between these two values, not below the minimum (you won’t stick to it) or above the maximum (it won’t curb anything).
Two Habits That Change Daily Tracking
- Record each purchase of Valorant Points in a budgeting app or a simple text file, on the same day. The Riot portal sometimes takes time to update recent transactions
- Check your history on the Riot support portal at least once a month to ensure that no unauthorized transactions appear, which also serves as a security check for your account
- Compare your actual monthly total to the budget set before buying the next battle pass or bundle
The classic history portal remains useful for these quick checks. It displays purchases of points with dates and amounts in real currency. For the complete detail, the personal data request remains the most reliable method.
Managing your Valorant expenses does not require complex software. A support ticket for the total, a data request for the details, a spreadsheet for analysis. Three steps that transform a passive history into a decision-making tool. The next bundle that appears in your daily shop, you will know exactly what it represents in your monthly budget.