To find out how much money you have spent on League of Legends in 2026, you now need to submit a Player Support ticket to Riot Games. The old self-service page with the red “Show Me the Money” button is no longer Riot’s current process.
How to check your League of Legends spending
- Open Riot Games’ support ticket submission page.
- Under Product, choose League of Legends.
- Under Category, choose Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion.
- Select your platform.
- Under Please Select your Inquiry, choose Formal Personal Data Request.
- In the next inquiry field, choose I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games.
- Complete the subject/description and submit the ticket.
Riot says a Player Support agent will review the request and reply.
Riot’s current spending-request instructions.
Why old guides show a different method
For years, Riot hosted a logged-in support page with a button labelled Show Me the Money. Many guides still tell you to use it.
Riot updated its official article on June 2, 2026. The current instructions now send you through the formal support-ticket flow instead.
Only give your account details to Riot
You do not need a third-party website to calculate the exact total.
Your purchase information is private account data, so avoid any site that asks you to enter your Riot password or connect your account merely to show a spending figure.
Use Riot’s official support site.
Does the total include every Riot game?
Riot’s current support article is titled How Much Money Have I Spent in Riot Games?, and the ticket form lets you select the relevant Riot product.
If you need clarity on whether the figure returned is League-only, region-specific or account-wide, specify that in the ticket description so the support agent can answer the correct question.
What can League players spend money on?
League remains free-to-play, with premium purchases centered around cosmetic and account content rather than buying direct combat power.
Depending on the current store and events, RP can be used for things such as skins, chromas, passes, loot-related content and other cosmetic/account items.
The exact catalogue and RP pricing change over time, so there is little value in keeping a hard-coded 2020 price table in this article.
What was wrong with the old article?
Besides the obsolete spending-check method, the previous version said paid players could gain a competitive advantage through old Rune pages and faster champion unlocks. That description belongs to an earlier version of League’s progression system.
Modern League does not sell stat-boosting rune pages as a pay-to-win system.
Can a parent check a child’s spending?
If the account belongs to somebody else, Riot may require account-ownership verification before releasing private purchase information.
If you are dealing with an unfamiliar card charge, keep the transaction receipt/ID and contact Riot Support through the official account/payment flow rather than trying to access another person’s account.
Quick answer
The old “Show Me the Money” button is gone. In 2026, submit a Riot Player Support ticket under Account Management/Data Requests → Formal Personal Data Request → “I want to know how much money I’ve spent with Riot Games.”
