On a computer, open YouTube Studio, go to Earn > Supers, then select See all to inspect the available Super Chat and Super Sticker activity. YouTube documents that list as covering the past 30 days; its official guidance does not document a currency filter for it.
If you need to check finalized earnings or payment entries, use AdSense for YouTube > Payments > Payment info > View transactions instead. That is a different record from an individual viewer’s purchase, so compare like-for-like dates and do not assume each purchase amount will match a payout line in INR.
Where the Super Chat transaction list lives
The creator-facing view for recent Supers activity is in YouTube Studio on a computer. It is intended to show activity associated with Super Chat and Super Stickers, rather than serve as a complete ledger of your channel’s finalized earnings or bank payments.
Sign in with an account that has access to the relevant channel. If you manage several channels, check the channel selector before opening the left-hand menu; activity for one channel should not be mistaken for activity on another. The precise labels can change as YouTube updates Studio, so if a menu looks different, consult the current YouTube Help instructions for Super Chat and Super Stickers.
This distinction matters when the question is phrased as “How much Super Chat did I receive in rupees?” The purchase list is where you begin to inspect recent Supers activity. Payment records are where you check finalized creator earnings and issued payment information. Neither should be treated as a guaranteed one-to-one listing of what a viewer paid and what ultimately reaches your account.
If you are checking this during a channel review or after a live event, note the date range and channel you have selected before copying figures into a spreadsheet. A quick check of the channel name prevents a surprisingly common accounting mistake when the same person has access to more than one channel.
Open Earn and select Supers
In Studio’s left menu, select Earn. Then select Supers. This opens the area for the channel’s Super Chat and Super Sticker features and related activity. If you cannot see the option, first confirm that you are in the correct channel and signed in with the right permissions; access to creator features depends on the channel and account.
The path is useful whether your channel runs devotional music, local news replays or a study stream. The subject of your live content does not change the record type: this area is for Supers purchase activity, not a general revenue report. If you are separately preparing a continuous broadcast, keep the operational checklist for running a YouTube stream from a low-cost VPS in India separate from your financial reconciliation notes.
If you normally watch the channel rather than manage it, make sure you are in YouTube Studio rather than the public watch page. The viewer-facing live chat can show messages associated with Supers, but it is not the same thing as the creator’s Studio activity list. A screenshot of chat may help identify an event, but it does not replace the creator account’s records.
Use See all to inspect recent activity
On the Supers page, find Your Super Chat and Super Sticker activity and select See all. YouTube describes this as the route to view the available purchase activity for the past 30 days. Read the details shown for the transactions you are investigating, and note what Studio actually presents in your account rather than assuming a particular currency label or sorting control will appear.
The practical value of See all is that you can move from the summary area to the available activity records and inspect individual entries. It can help you check whether a recent event appears in the period shown. It does not, on the documented instructions, provide a promise of a downloadable lifetime ledger or a specific currency grouping.
For a simple event check, write down the event date, the channel, the displayed purchase details and the date you checked Studio. If you are comparing with a live-stream run sheet, keep operational notes such as a playback interruption separate from purchase records; for example, troubleshooting buffering on a 24/7 ambience stream concerns broadcast continuity, not the amount paid by a viewer.
Do not use an absent row as proof that no one made a purchase without considering the documented period, selected channel and account access. Conversely, a row in this view establishes activity displayed there, not the final amount or timing of a creator payment. Those questions belong to the payment records and their relevant date ranges.
What the past-30-days view covers
The documented lookback for the See all purchase activity view is the past 30 days. Treat that as the scope of the view, not as an indication that Studio exposes the full history of your channel’s Supers purchases. If you need older finalized payment entries, AdSense for YouTube offers a separate transactions view with a different date-range control.
This makes the Studio list suited to checking recent activity, such as reviewing a Super Chat during a recent devotional broadcast. It is not a substitute for retaining your own accounting records over longer periods. If an event is older than the documented window, do not infer that it never happened merely because it is not in the available list.
For payout records, YouTube’s help guidance says that the AdSense for YouTube View transactions page defaults to the last three months, and that you can select All time for the full available transaction history. “All time” here describes the available history in that payment-record view; it should not be confused with an all-time Super Chat purchase list in Studio.
Eligible creators may also find payment activity in the YouTube Studio mobile app. YouTube documents a 12-month history for this feature for eligible monetising creators with one channel linked to their AdSense for YouTube account. In the app, the path is Earn > Creator support & tools > Your payment activity. Eligibility varies, so check whether the option appears for your account. YouTube’s mobile payment activity help page explains the feature and its scope.
Is there a currency filter?
The official instructions for the Super Chat and Super Sticker activity list do not document a control for filtering purchases by currency. The careful answer is therefore that a currency filter is not documented for this list, not that you can rely on an INR-only view being available in your Studio account.
You can inspect the transaction details Studio actually shows, but do not build a reconciliation process around an assumed INR grouping, currency selector or export. The available guidance explains how to reach the recent activity list and its period; it does not promise that every creator sees each purchase expressed in a particular currency or can segment the list by currency.
For payment currency and finalized payment entries, check AdSense for YouTube. That answers a related but different question: it helps you review what has been recorded in the payments account, not necessarily to reconstruct the original purchase currency of each individual viewer. If you want to understand other production details, keep them distinct from account reconciliation; normalising audio for a YouTube sleep stream has no bearing on the currency or settlement of Supers.
If currency is important for bookkeeping, record the exact labels and values shown by each official screen and retain the date you viewed them. If the display does not state a currency or provide the breakdown you need, do not convert an ambiguous number yourself and label it as a confirmed INR purchase. Ask YouTube or your payments support route for clarification using the transaction details available to you.
Reconcile purchases with payout records
Treat three records as distinct: the individual Super Chat or Sticker purchase activity in Studio, estimated revenue views, and finalized earnings or payment transactions in AdSense for YouTube. They are connected to the same channel’s monetisation, but they describe different stages and can use different reporting periods. A viewer’s displayed purchase amount is not automatically the creator’s eventual payout for that item.
To check a payout, sign in to AdSense for YouTube, select Payments, then Payment info. In the Transactions section, choose View transactions. The default date range is the last three months; use the date-range selector and All time if you need the full available history. The relevant YouTube payment process guidance describes payment timing and transaction records; use the current official instructions if the labels change.
For a practical reconciliation, choose a period that both records can reasonably cover. For example, if you are checking activity from a recent live event, note its date in Studio, then compare it with the relevant finalized payment period once earnings have been processed. Do not compare one event’s purchase rows with an entire month’s payment total and expect the numbers to match. Record the channel, date range, displayed currency, and whether each figure is an activity, estimated revenue or finalized payment figure.
YouTube says finalized earnings for a month are generally added to the YouTube payments account between the 7th and 12th of the following month. Payment timing also depends on the applicable payment threshold being reached and the account having no payment holds. This means a recent purchase can precede its appearance in finalized account records; check the current payment status rather than treating timing differences as proof of a missing purchase.
There are also reasons why viewer purchase values and creator earnings do not match item for item. YouTube says creators receive 70% of Supers revenue confirmed by Google, calculated after local sales tax and iOS App Store fees are deducted; YouTube currently covers transaction costs including credit-card fees. This is a platform-level explanation, not a method for calculating the exact payout for a particular message. Do not apply a simple percentage to each row and treat the result as an account statement.
YouTube also notes that differences between Analytics and Studio revenue can reflect data latency, accrued prior-month earnings, and currency conversion rates or when those rates are applied for creators outside the US. When screens use different dates or stages, a gap may have an ordinary reporting explanation. If the discrepancy persists in finalized records, use the payment account’s support route and include the relevant dates and transaction references.
What not to infer from the list
A recent activity list is evidence of the activity presented in that view. It is not proof that the viewer’s purchase amount is identical to creator earnings, that the row is already a finalized payout, or that the account has no older activity beyond the stated lookback. Keep those conclusions within what each record can support.
Do not infer that the channel’s payment currency determines the currency in which every viewer purchase was made or displayed. The researchable official path for recent purchases does not document a currency filter, and payment currency is a separate concept in payment records. If you need figures for tax, bookkeeping or a formal report, use the official account records and consult a qualified adviser where appropriate rather than treating this how-to as tax guidance.
There is a reporting exception for a limited audience: Studio Content Manager partners can download reports from Reports. The Paid Features report includes Super Chat purchases, while Payment Summary reports total revenue in USD and payment currency. These reports are scoped to partners using Studio Content Manager. Ordinary creators should not expect those reports to appear in standard channel Studio.
Likewise, a stream’s operating setup does not alter the accounting scope of the Studio list. A continuous stream may need attention to playback, source files and connection reliability; a 24/7 rain-sounds stream guide addresses that kind of broadcast setup. Keep its operational log separate from the purchase and payment records used to reconcile Supers.
When an exact currency grouping is essential and the interface does not provide it, preserve the records you can see and ask support how to interpret them. That is more defensible than combining figures across screens with different lookbacks or inventing a currency assignment that YouTube has not shown.
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FAQ
Can I filter Super Chat transactions by INR in YouTube Studio?
YouTube’s official instructions for the Studio See all activity list do not document a currency filter. Inspect the transaction details shown in your account, but do not assume an INR-only list or grouping is available. For finalized payment currency and entries, check AdSense for YouTube.
How far back can I see Super Chat activity in Studio?
The documented Your Super Chat and Super Sticker activity view covers the past 30 days. The instructions do not describe it as an all-time purchase history. AdSense for YouTube has a separate transaction view with All time for the full available payment history.
Why does a Super Chat purchase not match a payment entry?
The purchase list, estimated revenue and finalized payment transactions are different records, and timing, adjustments, fees or currency conversion can affect comparisons. Use matching date ranges and finalized payment details for payout checks. Do not assume an individual purchase amount will appear as the same amount in a payment line.
Can every creator use the mobile payment activity view?
No. YouTube describes it for eligible monetising creators with one channel linked to their AdSense for YouTube account. If available, open the Studio app and go to Earn > Creator support & tools > Your payment activity; check your account for current eligibility.