How to See Roblox Transaction History and Purchase History (2026 Guide)

This guide reflects the Roblox My Transactions and Settings Billing pages as of June 2026.

Most guides to Roblox transaction history show you one screen and stop there. That works fine until you need something the screen does not show, a payment method, a subscription renewal, a child’s spending, or proof for a refund. Then you are stuck searching again, on a different site, for a completely different page.

This guide is built differently. Roblox actually keeps two separate records of your activity, and almost everything people search for when looking for Roblox purchase history lives in one of these two places. Once you know which one to open for which question, you will never be stuck again.

Quick Answer: To see your Roblox purchase history, open Roblox in a browser, click the Robux icon in the upper right corner, click your Robux amount, and select the Purchases filter on the My Transactions page. For real-money receipts, payment methods, and subscription details, use Settings and then Billing instead. This guide explains both, plus mobile, Xbox, and parent-specific steps.

The Two Doors: My Transactions vs Settings and Billing

Think of your Roblox account as having two doors, and each one opens onto a different record of what happened. Most Roblox transaction history confusion comes from people only ever finding one of these doors and assuming it is the whole picture.

Tool	What It Shows	Best For	How to Open It
My Transactions	Robux balance activity: purchases, sales, stipends, payouts, and pending Robux	Tracking Robux spending and income, checking item or pass purchases	Click the Robux icon, then click your Robux amount
Settings and Billing	Real-money payment history: payment methods, dates, amounts, and subscription renewals	Proving a real-money charge, checking subscription billing, gathering receipts	Open Settings, then select the Billing tab

Two Doors Note: My Transactions, Settings, and Billing are not the same thing, and they are not competing options. My Transactions tracks your Robux balance activity. Settings and Billing tracks your real-money payment history, including subscriptions. Most people eventually need both.

If someone asks how much Robux they spent on an item, My Transactions answers that. If someone asks which card was charged, or when a subscription was last renewed, Settings and Billing answer that. The rest of this guide walks through both doors in order, then covers mobile, Xbox, parental access, and what to do with any of this when something goes wrong.

Quick Tip: Bookmark this article rather than just the Roblox pages themselves. The next time you need either record, you will likely need to know which door to use again, and this guide answers that faster than re-searching from scratch.

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How to Open My Transactions and Read the Filters

My Transactions is the first door, and for most Roblox purchase history questions, it is the only one you will need. Here is exactly how to get there.

1. Open Roblox in a web browser and log in to the account where the purchase or Robux activity happened.
2. Look for the Robux icon in the upper right corner of the page and click it.
3. Click your Robux amount. This opens the My Transactions page tied to your signed-in account.
4. Use the filter menu in the upper left of the page to choose which type of activity you want to see.
5. Select Purchases for Roblox purchase history covering virtual items, passes, and avatar items bought with Robux.

Once My Transactions is open, every entry shows a date, an amount, and a description, listed in order with the most recent activity first. If you bought an item, a game pass, or any avatar accessory using Robux, the Purchases filter is exactly where it lives.

Quick Tip: If the page looks empty or shows fewer results than you expect, check the filter first. My Transactions splits activity into separate categories, so a sale you made will not appear under Purchases, and a Premium stipend will not appear under Sales of Goods.

My Transactions Filter Decoder: Every Filter Explained

This is the part that trips up almost everyone. My Transactions is not one long list; it is a set of filters, and each one answers a different question. Here is what every filter actually shows.

Filter	What It Shows	Use It When
Summary	Incoming and outgoing Robux totals, including Pending Robux	You want the big-picture view of Robux moving in and out of your account
Currency Purchases	Robux you bought directly, your Robux spending history	You want to know how much real Robux you have purchased over time
Premium Stipends	Monthly Robux allowance from a Premium membership	You want to confirm whether your Premium stipend arrived this month
Purchases	Items, passes, and avatar purchases made using Robux	This is the main filter for Roblox purchase history of virtual items
Sales of Goods	Robux earned from selling items, passes, or avatar goods	You are a creator or seller checking income from sales
Creator Rewards	Robux earned from creator engagement and audience programs	You are a creator checking reward-based earnings, not purchases
Group Payouts	Robux received from group funds, including one-time and ongoing payouts	You receive Robux through a group and want to track those payouts

Worked Example: Reading the Summary Filter

Numbers make this far easier to understand than descriptions alone. Here is a simple example of what the Summary filter might show over a month, using round numbers.

Category	Robux Amount	Running Total
Currency Purchases (incoming)	1,000 Robux	1,000 Robux incoming
Sales of Goods (incoming)	200 Robux	1,200 Robux total incoming
Purchases (outgoing)	900 Robux	900 Robux total outgoing
Net change for the period	Plus 300 Robux	Balance increases by 300 Robux

In this example, 1,000 Robux came in from buying Robux directly, and another 200 Robux came in from selling items, for 1,200 Robux total incoming. Across the same period, 900 Robux went out on purchases. The difference, 300 Robux, is how much the account’s balance grew. If the starting balance was 500 Robux, the ending balance would be 800 Robux.

This is exactly how the Summary filter ties everything together. Currency Purchases and Sales of Goods are two different sources of incoming Robux, while Purchases is the main source of outgoing Robux, and Summary is where they all meet.

Quick Tip: If your balance changed by an amount that does not match the summary, that usually points to Pending Robux still working through its normal waiting period rather than anything being wrong. The Where Are My Robux guide covers pending Robux in detail if that is the gap you are seeing.

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How to Open Settings and Billing for Real-Money Receipts

My Transactions tracks Robux. It does not show which card was charged, when a subscription is renewed, or the real-money amount behind a purchase. For that, the second door is Settings and Billing.

6. Open Roblox and click the gear icon to open Settings.
7. From the left sidebar, select the Billing tab.
8. Review the list of transactions, which includes Robux purchases, game passes, developer products, and subscription renewals.
9. Look for purchase dates, amounts, payment methods used, and the specific items bought.

Information Shown	Where It Appears	Notes
Payment method used (card type, store account)	Settings, Billing tab	Useful for matching a charge to a specific card or account
Subscription renewal dates and amounts	Settings, Billing tab	Covers Premium and other recurring charges
Real-money amount for Robux purchases	Settings, Billing tab	Shows the price paid, not just the Robux received
Robux balance activity (Pending, Sales of Goods, Stipends)	My Transactions	Not shown in Billing; use the first door for this

If you are trying to answer how much money have I spent on Roblox in real currency, rather than how many Robux moved around, Settings and Billing is the page with that answer. My Transactions will tell you what those Robux were spent on afterward.

Quick Tip: Keep both pages open in separate tabs when you are reconciling a purchase. Billing tells you what was charged and when, while My Transactions tells you what that charge turned into inside your account.

Checking Transaction History on Mobile: What Actually Works in 2026

Mobile Update Note: Older guides say Android cannot show purchase history. As of 2026, you can access transaction details on the Roblox mobile app through Settings, then Account Info, then Billing. If a page looks cramped on mobile, switching your browser to Request Desktop Site can make My Transactions easier to read.

If you have searched this topic before, you may have run into two completely different answers about mobile. One says Android simply cannot show purchase history. Another says it works fine through a specific menu. Here is the current picture for 2026.

Roblox Mobile App (Android and iOS)

10. Open the Roblox app and tap the three-dot menu.
11. Select Settings.
12. Tap Account Info.
13. Select Billing to view the same transaction details available on desktop, including purchase dates, amounts, and payment methods.

Mobile Browser (My Transactions)

14. Open Roblox in your phone’s browser and sign in to your account.
15. If the layout looks like the mobile site and is hard to read, open your browser’s menu and choose Request Desktop Website or Desktop site.
16. Follow the same Robux icon and My Transactions steps used on desktop.
17. If the table is still cramped, rotate your phone to landscape orientation for a wider view.

Platform	My Transactions Access	Settings/Billing Access	Notes
PC web browser	Full access via Robux icon	Full access via gear icon and Billing tab	The most complete view of both doors
Android app	Accessible via Request Desktop Site in a browser	Accessible via three-dot menu, Settings, Account Info, Billing	Billing path works directly in-app; My Transactions works best in a mobile browser
iOS app (iPhone and iPad)	Accessible via Request Desktop Site in a browser	Accessible via three-dot menu, Settings, Account Info, Billing	Same structure as Android for Billing access
Xbox	My Balance visible from the Robux menu	Limited; full Billing details are best checked on PC or mobile	See the Xbox section below for details

Quick Tip: If an older article told you mobile was a dead end, it was likely describing My Transactions specifically before Roblox’s current Billing path existed in the app. For Roblox purchase history on mobile in 2026, Account Info and Billing is the most direct route, with Request Desktop Site as the backup for My Transactions.

Checking Purchase History on Xbox

Xbox players have a more limited but still useful view of their Roblox activity directly on console.

18. From the Roblox home menu on Xbox, open the Robux menu.
19. Your current balance is shown next to My Balance in the lower left corner.
20. For a detailed breakdown by filter, such as Purchases or Summary, sign in to the same account on a PC web browser and use My Transactions as described earlier in this guide.
21. For real-money receipts tied to purchases made through the Xbox Store, check your Xbox order history through your Microsoft account, separate from Roblox’s own Settings and Billing.

In short, Xbox is great for a quick balance check, but for the full Roblox transaction history experience, including filters and Billing, a browser on PC or mobile remains the most complete option. If a Robux purchase was made through the Xbox Store, the Xbox order history is the equivalent of the Billing tab for that specific purchase.

Quick Tip: If you primarily play on Xbox but need a detailed transaction breakdown, sign in to the same Roblox account through any web browser. Your account history is tied to your account, not your console, so everything covered in the Filter Decoder section applies just as much to Xbox players.

How Parents Can Check a Child’s Purchase History

Parental Controls Note: If you are a parent checking a child’s account, Roblox provides Parental Controls with spending oversight. This section walks through where to find it and what it shows, separate from the My Transactions and Billing steps used for your own account.

Everything covered so far works the same whether the account belongs to you or your child, as long as you are signed in to that account directly. Parental Controls provide an additional, parent-facing layer on top of that, designed for ongoing oversight rather than digging through old receipts.

22. Sign in to your own parent account and ensure it is linked to your child’s Roblox account through account settings.
23. Open Settings and look for the Parental Controls section.
24. Review available spending oversight options, which are designed to provide visibility and alerts for future activity on the linked account.
25. For a full history of what your child has already purchased, sign in directly to your child’s account and follow the same My Transactions, Settings, and Billing steps covered earlier in this guide.

The distinction here matters. Parental Controls are built for going forward, helping you stay aware of new activity as it happens. For everything that already happened, My Transactions and Settings and Billing on the child’s own account remain the complete record, exactly as described in the Two Doors section.

Quick Tip: If you share a device with your child, double-check which account is signed in before reviewing history. A purchase that looks unfamiliar on your account may actually belong to your child’s account if both of you use the same tablet or computer.

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Using Transaction History for Refunds and Disputes

Receipt Warning: My Transactions, Settings, and Billing show your Roblox account history, not a full payment-provider statement. If you are disputing a real-money charge made through Apple, Google Play, Xbox, Microsoft, Amazon, Samsung, or Xsolla, you will also need the receipt from that provider.

If you are contacting Roblox Support about a charge, a missing purchase, or a refund, the records covered in this guide are exactly what you should gather first. Showing up with specific details turns a vague report into one that gets resolved quickly.

26. Open My Transactions and locate the entry related to your issue, noting the date, amount, and description.
27. Open Settings and Billing and find the matching real-money charge, noting the payment method and amount.
28. If the purchase was made through Apple, Google Play, Xbox, Microsoft, Amazon, Samsung, or Xsolla, also check that provider’s purchase history for the corresponding receipt.
29. Contact Roblox Customer Support with your Roblox username, the date, the amount, the product involved, and the relevant receipts gathered above.

If the issue relates to Robux that disappeared after a refund, the Robux Removed from my Account message in your Inbox will reference the exact charge, and My Transactions will show the corresponding entry. Having both pieces of information ready before contacting support is the single biggest thing you can do to speed up a resolution.

When sharing screenshots, especially as a parent or in a support conversation, crop out anything not relevant to the issue. A support request needs to prove the purchase, not expose unrelated billing information.

Also Read: How to Transfer Robux After the May 29 Update

Quick Reference: Which Tool for Which Job

Here is everything in this guide condensed into one lookup table. Find your goal in the left column and go straight to the tool and section that answers it.

Your Goal	Use This Tool	Section
See what items or passes I bought with Robux	My Transactions, Purchases filter	How to Open My Transactions and Read the Filters
See my overall Robux activity for a period	My Transactions, Summary filter	My Transactions Filter Decoder
Check if my Premium stipend arrived	My Transactions, Premium Stipends filter	My Transactions Filter Decoder
See income from selling items	My Transactions, Sales of Goods filter	My Transactions Filter Decoder
Find which card was charged and when	Settings, Billing tab	How to Open Settings and Billing for Real-Money Receipts
Check subscription renewal dates	Settings, Billing tab	How to Open Settings and Billing for Real-Money Receipts
Check history on Android or iOS	Settings, Account Info, Billing, or Request Desktop Site	Checking Transaction History on Mobile
Check balance on Xbox	Robux menu, My Balance	Checking Purchase History on Xbox
Review a child’s spending oversight	Settings, Parental Controls	How Parents Can Check a Child’s Purchase History
Gather details for a refund or dispute	My Transactions plus Settings and Billing plus provider receipt	Using Transaction History for Refunds and Disputes

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I see my Roblox transaction history?

Open Roblox in a web browser, click the Robux icon in the upper right corner, then click your Robux amount to open My Transactions. Use the filter menu to choose between Summary, Currency Purchases, Purchases, Sales of Goods, Premium Stipends, Creator Rewards, or Group Payouts, depending on what you want to see.

How do I check my Roblox purchase history?

On the My Transactions page, select the Purchases filter. This shows Roblox purchase history for items, passes, and avatar purchases made using Robux. For the real-money side of a purchase, including the payment method and price paid, use Settings and Billing instead.

What is the difference between My Transactions and Settings Billing on Roblox?

My Transactions tracks Robux balance activity: what you bought with Robux, what you sold, stipends, and payouts. Settings and Billing tracks real-money activity: payment methods, charge amounts, and subscription renewals. They show different information about the same overall account, and most people need both at some point.

Can I see Roblox purchase history on Android?

Yes. In the Roblox app on Android, tap the three-dot menu, select Settings, then Account Info, then Billing to see transaction details. For the full My Transactions page with filters, open Roblox in your phone’s browser and use Request Desktop Site if the layout is hard to read.

Can I see Roblox transaction history on iPhone or iPad?

Yes, using the same path as Android. Tap the three-dot menu in the Roblox app, go to Settings, then Account Info, then Billing. For My Transactions with full filters, use a mobile browser and switch to Desktop site if needed.

How do I see Roblox purchase history on Xbox?

On Xbox, open the Robux menu from the Roblox home menu to see My Balance. For a detailed filtered view, including Purchases and Summary, sign in to the same account using My Transactions on a PC or mobile browser. For receipts tied to purchases made through the Xbox Store itself, check your Xbox order history through your Microsoft account.

What does the Purchases filter show in My Transactions?

The Purchases filter shows Roblox purchase history for virtual items, game passes, and avatar items bought using Robux. This is the main filter for answering what you bought with your Robux balance, separate from real-money receipts found in Settings and Billing.

What does the Summary filter show in My Transactions?

The Summary filter shows incoming and outgoing Robux totals, including Pending Robux. It combines sources like Currency Purchases and Sales of Goods on the incoming side with Purchases on the outgoing side, giving you the overall picture of how your Robux balance changed over a period.

How can I check whether my Roblox Premium stipend arrived?

Open My Transactions and select the Premium Stipends filter. Look for an entry matching your Premium renewal date and the expected stipend amount. If the entry is there, your stipend arrived, even if you missed any notification about it.

How do I check my child’s Roblox purchase history as a parent?

For a complete history of past purchases, sign in directly to your child’s account and use My Transactions and Settings and Billing exactly as described in this guide. For ongoing oversight of future activity, link your child’s account to your own and review the Parental Controls section under Settings, which provides spending visibility going forward.

How far back does Roblox transaction history go?

My Transactions and Settings and Billing cover activity recorded under Roblox’s current tracking system. Very old transactions, particularly from years ago, may show limited or no detail if they predate how Roblox currently records this information. For older disputes, contacting Roblox Customer Support with your account details and approximate dates is the most reliable path.

I don’t see a recent purchase in my transaction history, what should I do?

First, confirm the payment actually completed, since processing can take a few minutes. Next, confirm you are signed in to the same account that made the purchase, especially on shared devices. Then check both My Transactions and Settings and Billing using the filters covered in this guide, since a recent purchase may simply be under a filter you have not checked yet.

How do I use transaction history to dispute a Roblox charge?

Gather the entry from My Transactions showing the Robux side, the entry from Settings and Billing showing the real-money side, and, if relevant, the receipt from the original payment provider such as Apple, Google Play, or Xbox. Then contact Roblox Customer Support with your username, the date, the amount, and the product, as described in the Refunds and Disputes section of this guide.

Why does my real-money receipt not match my Robux transaction history?

This is normal and expected, since the two records track different things. Your real-money receipt, found in Settings and Billing or your payment provider, shows what you paid in currency. Your My Transactions entry shows what that payment became inside Roblox, such as a specific Robux amount or a Premium stipend. They describe the same event from two different sides, not two different events.

Summary: Two Doors, One Complete Picture

Roblox transaction history and Roblox purchase history are not hidden, but they are split across two places that most guides only cover one of.

30. Use My Transactions for anything involving your Robux balance itself, purchases, sales, stipends, and pending amounts, accessed through the Robux icon and your Robux amount.
31. Use Settings and Billing for real-money detail, payment methods, charge amounts, and subscription renewals, accessed through the gear icon.
32. On mobile, Account Info and Billing works directly in the app, while My Transactions is best viewed through a browser with Request Desktop Site enabled.
33. On Xbox, check My Balance directly, then use a browser on the same account for filtered detail.
34. As a parent, use the same two doors on your child’s account for full history, and Parental Controls for ongoing oversight.

Once you know that My Transactions and Settings and Billing are two complementary records rather than two competing answers, every version of where did this Robux go or what did I buy has a clear path to an answer.