DevEx lets eligible creators exchange Earned Robux for real money, under terms that sit inside the Terms of Use
DevEx (the Developer Exchange Program) is a program that lets Roblox creators exchange their Earned Robux for real money. Any creator can use Roblox Studio, but only creators who meet the program's eligibility requirements can earn money through DevEx. The DevEx Terms are described as part of the Roblox Terms of Use, and you must agree to the Terms of Use, which include the DevEx Terms, to take part.
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allows Roblox creators to exchange their Earned Robux for real money
certain creators who meet the eligibility requirements (described below) are able to earn money through DevEx
Below are the terms and conditions that govern DevEx
You must agree to the Terms of Use, which include these DevEx Terms, to participate in DevEx.
Qualifications & exceptions
Earning money through DevEx is limited to creators who meet the eligibility requirements.
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The Terms of Use is a separate document that is not part of the supplied text, so capitalized terms it defines (such as Creators, Virtual Content, UGC, Services and Group) are not explained here.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
Roblox alone decides DevEx eligibility, can change the requirements, and still decides whether to offer a Cash Out
To take part in DevEx you must meet all of the listed minimum requirements. Meeting them does not guarantee anything: eligibility is solely up to Roblox, Roblox can change the requirements at any time by updating the DevEx Terms (and can add, remove or modify them for any reason), and even a creator who satisfies every requirement only gets a Cash Out if Roblox decides, in its sole discretion, to offer one and how much it will be.
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Eligibility to participate in DevEx is solely up to Roblox, and the requirements may be changed by Roblox at any time by updating the DevEx Terms.
To participate in DevEx you must meet all the following minimum requirements
If you satisfy all the DevEx Eligibility Requirements, Roblox will decide in its sole discretion whether to offer you a Cash Out and how much you are eligible to receive in a Cash Out.
add, remove, or modify the DevEx Eligibility Requirements
Qualifications & exceptions
All listed minimum requirements must be met; satisfying them does not entitle you to a Cash Out.
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The text does not say how, or whether, creators are notified when the requirements change; the only stated mechanism is updating the DevEx Terms.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
Minimum requirements: age 13+, 30,000 Earned Robux, verified email, DevEx portal account and a tax form on file
Among the minimum requirements you must be at least 13 years old, have at least 30,000 Earned Robux in your account, have a Roblox-verified email address, have a valid DevEx portal account, and have an IRS Form W-9 (U.S. taxpayers) or W-8 (non-U.S. taxpayers) on file with Roblox. Roblox repeats the tax-form point later: before any payments are made it requires the W-9 or W-8 on file.
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Be at least 13 years of age or older
Have at least 30,000 Earned Robux (defined below) in your account
Have a Roblox-verified email address
Have a valid [DevEx portal account](https://suppliers.tipalti.com/Roblox/Account/Login);
Have an IRS form W-9 (for U.S. taxpayers) or W-8 (for non-U.S. taxpayers) on file with Roblox
Prior to any payments being made, Roblox requires you to have an IRS form W-9 (for U.S. taxpayers) or W-8 (for non-U.S. taxpayers) on file with us.
Qualifications & exceptions
Earned Robux (not all Robux) count toward the 30,000 minimum; what counts as Earned Robux is defined separately and decided by Roblox.
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The text does not say whether the 30,000 is measured on current balance or on lifetime earnings; the Cash Out section describes amounts over the lifetime of the account.
The DevEx portal is run by a provider whose own terms are not part of this document.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
You must stay in complete compliance at all times; scams, phishing and illegal or unethical activity disqualify you
A further requirement is complete compliance at all times with the Roblox Terms of Use (which include the DevEx Terms) and the Roblox Community Standards. The page gives examples that disqualify you from DevEx: scamming, phishing, false advertising, trying to exchange Robux for real currency other than through DevEx, and any illegal or unethical activities. The words 'by way of example' show this is not a complete list.
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Be in complete compliance at all times with the Roblox
By way of example, the following will disqualify you from DevEx: scamming, phishing, false advertising, attempting to exchange Robux for real currency other than through DevEx, and any illegal or unethical activities.
Qualifications & exceptions
The standard is complete compliance at all times, not occasional or material compliance.
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The Terms of Use and Community Standards are separate documents that are not supplied, so what compliance requires is not described here.
'Unethical activities' is not defined in this document.
Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Restriction or exception
Ongoing service requirements: comply with the rules, work with Roblox, keep content updated and help with legal requests
You must meet the 'Ongoing Service Requirements for Developers': provide an on-going service that complies with the Terms of Use, the Community Standards and any instructions you receive from Roblox. This includes working with Roblox and users to resolve issues under those rules, updating your Virtual Content for security and technical reasons and complying with Roblox's latest technical and security updates and best practices, and assisting Roblox on request with legal requirements such as removing Virtual Content accused of violating copyright laws.
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Comply with the Ongoing Service Requirements for Developers
you must meet the “Ongoing Service Requirements for Developers,” which are to provide an on-going service
and any instructions you receive from Roblox
Work with Roblox and Roblox users to resolve any issues involving the Roblox
Update your Virtual Content for security and technical reasons and ensure your content complies with Roblox’s latest technical and security updates and best practices
Assist Roblox upon request with legal requirements, such as removing Virtual Content that has been accused of violating copyright laws.
Qualifications & exceptions
The list begins 'As part of this requirement', so the three named duties are part of, not necessarily the whole of, the requirement.
The duty to follow 'any instructions you receive from Roblox' is not limited to instructions about particular topics.
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The text does not say how long a service must be provided or what happens to Earned Robux if the service ends.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Context
Earned Robux come from compliant creations: Marketplace, Creator Rewards, in-game sales, ads and affiliate fees
Earned Robux are Robux you earned by selling or otherwise monetizing certain user-generated content (including Virtual Content and access to Games) that you created on the Services, alone or with a Group, or Robux Roblox awards in designated promotional campaigns. Only Robux earned in complete compliance with the Terms of Use and Community Standards count. The list (not limited to these) includes earnings from Marketplace or Creator Store listings, Creator Rewards, in-game purchases of virtual products, ad revenue in the Publisher program and affiliate sales fees.
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Earned Robux only include Robux you have earned in complete compliance with the Roblox
through the Services from the direct sale or other monetization (e.g., Creator Rewards) of Virtual Content or other UGC that you create (either alone or with a Group) on the Services or Robux awarded by Roblox in designated promotional campaigns. This includes, but is not limited to, Robux earned from:
Earnings from your listings in Marketplace or Creator Store
Creator Rewards
In-game purchases of virtual products
Ad revenue in the Publisher program
Affiliate sales fees
Qualifications & exceptions
Only Robux earned in complete compliance with the Terms of Use and Community Standards qualify.
The examples are introduced by 'includes, but is not limited to', so they are illustrations, not a closed list.
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How Robux earned with a Group are attributed to an individual account is not explained here.
Programs named in the list (Creator Store, Creator Rewards, Publisher program, affiliate sales) are not described in this document.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Robux from purchases, Premium grants, trading, template games or moderated content are not Earned Robux
Robux obtained in ways other than monetizing compliant Virtual Content you created are not Earned Robux. Named examples, which are not a complete list, are Robux from a gift card redemption or direct purchase, a monthly Robux grant as part of Premium membership, trading or resale of virtual products, gamepasses sold for template games with no legitimate user visits, and violative content that was moderated. The first sentence also names membership plans, referral bonuses and trading or selling virtual goods you did not create as outside Earned Robux.
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Robux acquired in ways other than monetization of compliant Virtual Content you created
such as Robux obtained from a membership plan or referral bonus, a purchase of Robux or gift card, or trading/selling virtual goods that you did not create
are not considered Earned Robux. This includes, but is not limited to, Robux obtained from:
A gift card redemption or direct Robux purchase
A monthly Robux grant as part of Premium membership
Trading or resale of virtual products
Gamepasses sold for template games with no legitimate user visits
Violative content that was moderated
Qualifications & exceptions
The examples are introduced by 'includes, but is not limited to'.
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The text does not define 'template games' or 'legitimate user visits', or say how moderated content is identified.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Roblox alone decides what is Earned Robux, and qualifying does not guarantee a promotional or designated exchange rate
Whether Robux are Earned Robux is decided solely in Roblox's discretion. Even Robux that qualify as Earned Robux are not guaranteed any particular promotional or designated exchange rate: those rates apply only to 'Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux', the subset of Earned Robux that Roblox designates in its sole discretion as qualifying.
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The determination of whether Robux are Earned Robux resides solely in Roblox’s discretion.
any such rates apply only to Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux (defined herein), as determined by Roblox in its sole discretion.
“Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux” means the subset of Earned Robux that Roblox designates, in its sole discretion, as qualifying for any such promotional or designated DevEx exchange rate.
From time to time, Roblox may pay different Cash Out exchange rates on certain Earned Robux that Roblox designates, in its sole discretion, as Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux
Qualifications & exceptions
Sole discretion applies both to whether Robux are Earned Robux and to whether they are Designated-Rate Eligible.
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The criteria Roblox uses to decide either question are not stated in this document.
The promotional or designated rates themselves are described on a DevEx help page that is not supplied.
Cash-out amount is lifetime earnings less prior payouts; a later section also subtracts Robux you spent
The 'Amount eligible to cash out' paragraph says Roblox totals the Robux earned over the lifetime of the account and subtracts amounts previously paid out through DevEx. The Cash Out section describes the same idea more fully: under normal circumstances a Cash Out totals the Earned Robux obtained over the lifetime of the account minus Earned Robux previously exchanged through DevEx and any Earned Robux spent on the Services. So the first sentence leaves out the subtraction for Robux you spent, and the later one is qualified by 'under normal circumstances'.
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We will determine how much you are eligible to Cash Out by totaling the amount of Robux earned (over the lifetime of the account) and subtracting the amounts previously paid out to you through DevEx.
Under normal circumstances, a Cash Out will total the amount of Earned Robux you obtained over the lifetime of the account minus all Earned Robux previously exchanged by you through DevEx and any Earned Robux you spent on the Services.
Qualifications & exceptions
The later calculation is introduced by 'Under normal circumstances' and only counts Earned Robux.
The first paragraph says 'Robux earned' without the Earned Robux limit, which is set elsewhere.
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The document does not say which description controls if they produce different amounts, or what 'normal circumstances' excludes.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Company practice
A Cash Out swaps Earned Robux for U.S. dollars at rates Roblox sets, and Roblox can change those rates at any time
A Cash Out is the option to exchange your Earned Robux for U.S. dollars at the exchange rate or rates Roblox sets for Cash Out. Different categories of Earned Robux can have different rates, including promotional or designated rates. Roblox provides a base rate for standard Earned Robux, decided in its sole discretion, and may pay a different promotional or designated rate on Earned Robux it designates as Designated-Rate Eligible. Roblox can change the rates at any time by updating the DevEx Terms and/or the DevEx help page, for any category of Earned Robux.
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A “Cash Out” is an option to exchange your Earned Robux for U.S. dollars at the applicable exchange rate(s) for Cash Out set forth by Roblox.
Different categories of Earned Robux may be subject to different Cash Out exchange rates, including promotional or designated rates that Roblox may offer from time to time. Roblox may change these exchange rates at any time by updating these DevEx Terms and/or the DevEx help page.
Roblox provides a base exchange rate for Cash Out for standard Earned Robux as determined in Roblox's sole discretion.
Information on rates applicable to Robux earned before 10 AM PT on September 5, 2025 is available
“Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux” means the subset of Earned Robux that Roblox designates, in its sole discretion, as qualifying for any such promotional or designated DevEx exchange rate.
change exchange rate or rates applicable to Cash Out for any category of Earned Robux (including any promotional or designated DevEx rates) all at any time and for any reason by updating the DevEx Terms
any such rates apply only to Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux (defined herein), as determined by Roblox in its sole discretion.
Earned Robux only include Robux you have earned in complete compliance with the Roblox
Qualifications & exceptions
Only Earned Robux can be cashed out, and Earned Robux must have been earned in complete compliance with the Terms of Use and Community Standards.
Promotional or designated rates apply only to Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux, which Roblox designates in its sole discretion.
Rates for Robux earned before 10 AM PT on September 5, 2025 are described in a separate linked article.
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No exchange rate is stated in this document; the rates are on a DevEx help page and a separate article, neither of which is supplied.
Changes can be made by updating the DevEx help page as well as the DevEx Terms; the text does not say how creators are told.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Clicking Cash Out does not guarantee a payout; Roblox decides in its discretion whether to offer one
You acknowledge and agree that clicking the Cash Out button does not guarantee you can Cash Out. After you click, Roblox determines whether you meet the DevEx Eligibility Requirements and whether to provide a Cash Out, at its discretion. Even if you satisfy all the requirements, Roblox decides in its sole discretion whether to offer a Cash Out and how much you are eligible to receive.
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In order to participate in DevEx, you further acknowledge and agree to the following:
Clicking the “Cash Out” button does not guarantee that you are eligible to, in fact, Cash Out. When you click that button, Roblox will then determine whether you meet the DevEx Eligibility Requirements and whether to provide a Cash Out at Roblox's discretion.
If you satisfy all the DevEx Eligibility Requirements, Roblox will decide in its sole discretion whether to offer you a Cash Out and how much you are eligible to receive in a Cash Out.
Qualifications & exceptions
The acknowledgement is stated as a condition of participating in DevEx.
Satisfying the DevEx Eligibility Requirements is necessary but, per the text, not enough.
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The text gives no standard or timeline for Roblox's decision, and does not say what happens to the Robux if a Cash Out is declined.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Procedure
A Cash Out is normally lifetime Earned Robux minus past exchanges and spent Robux; Roblox may require very large ones
Under normal circumstances a Cash Out equals the Earned Robux you obtained over the lifetime of the account, minus all Earned Robux you previously exchanged through DevEx and any Earned Robux you spent on the Services. Roblox may also, in its discretion, require eligible Creators to Cash Out amounts in excess of 5.7 billion Earned Robux. The earlier 'Amount eligible to cash out' paragraph describes the calculation without the subtraction for Robux you spent.
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Under normal circumstances, a Cash Out will total the amount of Earned Robux you obtained over the lifetime of the account minus all Earned Robux previously exchanged by you through DevEx and any Earned Robux you spent on the Services.
Roblox may, in its discretion, require eligible Creators to Cash Out amounts in excess of 5.7 billion Earned Robux.
We will determine how much you are eligible to Cash Out by totaling the amount of Robux earned (over the lifetime of the account) and subtracting the amounts previously paid out to you through DevEx.
Qualifications & exceptions
The calculation is stated for 'normal circumstances'; the text does not describe other circumstances.
The 5.7 billion figure applies to amounts in excess of that number of Earned Robux and to eligible Creators.
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The text does not explain what it means to be required to Cash Out, what happens if a creator does not, or the timing.
The two descriptions of the calculation differ (spent Robux are subtracted only in the later one), and the text does not say which controls.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
One Cash Out per month, and Roblox reviews your account activity when you ask and may deny or reverse a Cash Out
You may not start a Cash Out more than once a month. Eligibility is reviewed after you submit a request. When you start a Cash Out, Roblox performs a close review of activity on your account to confirm you earned Robux in compliance with the Terms of Use and Community Standards, and says it cannot predetermine whether you are eligible. Roblox may deny, adjust, reclassify or reverse a Cash Out, or the designated-rate status of Earned Robux, if it determines in its sole discretion that Earned Robux were obtained by misrepresenting age, location or other eligibility criteria, that you used self-dealing or coordinated activity through alternate, group or related accounts to route Robux into designated-rate status, or that you otherwise violated these terms, the Terms of Use or the Community Standards.
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The following additional limitations apply to Cash Outs:
You are not allowed to initiate a Cash Out more than once a month.
Eligibility to Cash Out is reviewed after you submit a request to Cash Out.
When you initiate Cash Out, Roblox will perform a close review of activities on your account to confirm that you earned Robux in compliance with Terms of Use and Roblox Community Standards. We are not able to predetermine your eligibility for Cash Out.
Roblox may deny, adjust, reclassify, or reverse any Cash Out, or the designation of any Earned Robux as Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux, if Roblox determines in its sole discretion that: (a) those Earned Robux were obtained through misrepresenting or encouraging others to misrepresent age, location, or other eligibility criteria; (b) you engaged in self-dealing or coordinated activity through alternate, group, or related accounts to route Robux into Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux; or (c) you otherwise violated these DevEx Terms, the Roblox Terms of Use, or the Roblox Community Standards.
Qualifications & exceptions
Roblox's power to deny, adjust, reclassify or reverse depends on its own determination in its sole discretion on grounds (a) to (c).
The monthly limit applies to initiating a Cash Out; the text does not say whether it is a calendar month or a rolling period.
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The text does not say whether a reversal can happen after payment, how long review takes, or whether an appeal exists.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Company practice
Roblox requires a W-9 or W-8 first; U.S. payments go to the IRS on Form 1099, non-U.S. payments are not reported home
Before any payment, Roblox requires an IRS Form W-9 (U.S. taxpayers) or W-8 (non-U.S. taxpayers) on file. Payments to U.S. users are reported to the IRS and to the user on Form 1099, other than for certain limited exceptions due to reporting requirements. Payments to non-U.S. users will not be reported to their home countries.
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Prior to any payments being made, Roblox requires you to have an IRS form W-9 (for U.S. taxpayers) or W-8 (for non-U.S. taxpayers) on file with us.
All payments made to U.S. users (other than for certain limited exceptions due to reporting requirements) will be reported to the IRS and to you using a form 1099.
Payments made to non-U.S. users will not be reported to their home countries.
Qualifications & exceptions
U.S. reporting has stated exceptions for 'certain limited exceptions due to reporting requirements'.
The statement about non-U.S. users concerns what Roblox reports to home countries.
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The 'limited exceptions' are not described.
The text does not say whether a user's own country may require reporting from the user.
Charges & Financial Obligations · User right or choice
You owe any taxes on Cash Outs, which Roblox treats as payment for services; minors' income can affect parents' taxes
You are responsible for any taxes owed because of a Cash Out. For tax purposes Roblox considers Cash Out payments to be payments for services you provided. All participants, in the U.S. or elsewhere, are responsible for ensuring the payments they receive are reported to the proper taxing authorities. Income that minors earn can affect their parents' tax returns.
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You are responsible for any taxes that may be owed due to a Cash Out.
For tax purposes, Roblox considers the Cash Out payments to be payments for the services you have provided.
All participants (whether you live in the US or elsewhere) are responsible for ensuring that all payments received are reported to the proper taxing authorities.
Income that Minors earn can impact their parents’ tax returns.
Qualifications & exceptions
The responsibility applies to all participants regardless of location.
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The text does not give tax advice or say which taxes apply; 'Minors' is capitalized but not defined in this document.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Company practice
Payment-provider transaction fees are taken from your payment; Roblox adds no fee of its own
Transaction fees are assessed on each payment and are paid from amounts that would otherwise be owed to you. They are charged by the DevEx portal provider, Roblox says it does not assess any fees in addition to the provider's, and the fees vary by payment method. Fee schedules are on the DevEx portal.
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Transaction fees are assessed on each payment (which will be paid from any amounts that would otherwise be owed to you hereunder).
These fees are charged by our DevEx portal provider (Roblox does not assess any fees in addition to those charged by our provider), and vary depending on payment method chosen.
Qualifications & exceptions
Fees vary with the payment method chosen.
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No fee amounts appear in this document; they are on the provider's portal, which is not supplied.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Roblox cannot pay certain countries, entities or individuals; it currently pays in over one hundred countries
Roblox says it cannot send payments to certain countries, entities or individuals because of legal or other considerations. It states it is currently able to pay DevEx participants in over one hundred countries and points to a provider list for checking whether your country is covered.
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We are not able to remit payments to certain countries, entities, or individuals because of legal or other considerations.
But we are currently able to make payments to DevEx participants in over one hundred different countries.
Qualifications & exceptions
The coverage statement is about the present ('currently') and may change.
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The excluded countries, entities and individuals are not named here; the provider's list is not supplied.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
An account inactive for two and a half years or more becomes ineligible for DevEx and must re-apply
If your Roblox account has no authenticated sessions on the platform for two and a half years or more, it is considered inactive and ineligible to participate in DevEx. You would need to re-apply to participate again.
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If your Roblox account is inactive (i.e. no authenticated sessions on the Roblox platform) for a period of two and a half years or more, your account will be considered inactive and ineligible to participate in DevEx, and you will need to re-apply should you wish to participate again.
Qualifications & exceptions
Inactivity is defined as no authenticated sessions on the Roblox platform.
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The text does not describe how to re-apply or what happens to unexchanged Earned Robux while the account is inactive.
Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
Roblox may send developer, account and traffic information to third parties, including Google, to protect against fraud
Roblox may transfer information about the developer, their account and their traffic to third parties, including Google, for the purposes of protecting user and platform integrity, including protecting against fraud.
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We may transfer information, including about the developer, their account, and traffic, to third parties, including Google, for purposes of protecting user and platform integrity, including protecting against fraud.
Qualifications & exceptions
The stated purpose is protecting user and platform integrity, including fraud protection.
'Including' means the information and recipients are not limited to those named.
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The text does not list the specific data fields or all recipients, and the Roblox privacy policy is not supplied.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Roblox can change or cancel DevEx, its requirements and rates at any time for any reason, with no promise it continues
Roblox reserves the right to modify, amend or cancel the DevEx Program, to add, remove or modify the eligibility requirements, and to change the exchange rates for any category of Earned Robux (including promotional or designated rates), at any time and for any reason, by updating the DevEx Terms. The program existing today creates no obligation to continue it and does not guarantee that Earned Robux can be exchanged in the future.
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Roblox reserves the right to modify, amend, or cancel the DevEx Program, add, remove, or modify the DevEx Eligibility Requirements, and change exchange rate or rates applicable to Cash Out for any category of Earned Robux (including any promotional or designated DevEx rates) all at any time and for any reason by updating the DevEx Terms.
The existence of the DevEx Program today in no way creates an obligation for us to continue the program in the future, nor does it guarantee that Earned Robux can be exchanged in the future.
Roblox may change these exchange rates at any time by updating these DevEx Terms and/or the DevEx help page.
Roblox provides a base exchange rate for Cash Out for standard Earned Robux as determined in Roblox's sole discretion.
Qualifications & exceptions
Changes are made by updating the DevEx Terms (and, for rates, possibly the DevEx help page).
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The text does not say what happens to Earned Robux that have not been exchanged if the program is cancelled, or whether creators get notice or a transition period.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Roblox may review accounts and deny payment to anyone it feels violated the terms or the spirit of the program
Roblox reserves the right to review activity on accounts to assess whether Earned Robux balances are valid, and to deny payment to any user it feels has violated the terms or the spirit of the program, including these DevEx Terms, the Roblox Terms of Use and the Roblox Community Standards. The list is not limited to those documents, and the standard includes the 'spirit' of the program as Roblox judges it.
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We reserve the right to review activity on accounts to assess the validity of Earned Robux balances, and to deny payment to any user that we feel has violated the terms or the spirit of our program, including but not limited to these DevEx Terms, the Roblox Terms of Use, and the Roblox Community Standards.
Earned Robux only include Robux you have earned in complete compliance with the Roblox
Qualifications & exceptions
Denial depends on what Roblox 'feels' is a violation, including of the program's 'spirit', not only an express term.
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The text does not define the 'spirit' of the program or describe a way to contest a denial; the Terms of Use and Community Standards are not supplied.
Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception
Roblox may deny or reverse a Cash Out or designated-rate status for misrepresentation, self-dealing or rule violations
Roblox may deny, adjust, reclassify or reverse any Cash Out, or the designation of Earned Robux as Designated-Rate Eligible, if it determines in its sole discretion that (a) the Earned Robux were obtained by misrepresenting, or encouraging others to misrepresent, age, location or other eligibility criteria, (b) you engaged in self-dealing or coordinated activity through alternate, group or related accounts to route Robux into designated-rate status, or (c) you otherwise violated the DevEx Terms, the Terms of Use or the Community Standards.
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Roblox may deny, adjust, reclassify, or reverse any Cash Out, or the designation of any Earned Robux as Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux, if Roblox determines in its sole discretion that:
(a) those Earned Robux were obtained through misrepresenting or encouraging others to misrepresent age, location, or other eligibility criteria;
(b) you engaged in self-dealing or coordinated activity through alternate, group, or related accounts to route Robux into Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux;
or (c) you otherwise violated these DevEx Terms, the Roblox Terms of Use, or the Roblox Community Standards.
“Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux” means the subset of Earned Robux that Roblox designates, in its sole discretion, as qualifying for any such promotional or designated DevEx exchange rate.
any such rates apply only to Designated-Rate Eligible Earned Robux (defined herein), as determined by Roblox in its sole discretion.
Qualifications & exceptions
Each action requires Roblox's own sole-discretion determination that one of grounds (a) to (c) applies.
Ground (c) covers any violation of the DevEx Terms, Terms of Use or Community Standards.
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The text does not say whether a Cash Out already paid can be reversed, whether notice or appeal is given, or what 'adjust' or 'reclassify' mean in practice.
Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Context
The page lists related articles, including the Terms of Use and Community Standards, whose text is not supplied here
At the end, the page lists related articles: the Roblox Privacy and Cookie Policy, Terms of Use, Name and Logo Community Usage Guidelines, Roblox Dictionary and Community Standards. These are names only; their contents are not in the supplied text. Elsewhere this page expressly ties the DevEx Terms to the Terms of Use and the Community Standards; the list does not say how the other items relate to DevEx.
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Related articles
Roblox Privacy and Cookie Policy
Roblox Terms of Use
Roblox Name and Logo - Community Usage Guidelines
Roblox Dictionary
Roblox Community Standards
Qualifications & exceptions
Being listed as a related article does not by itself say the document is incorporated or binding for DevEx.
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None of the listed documents is supplied, so their effect on DevEx participants is not described here.
The information-sharing sentence in the acknowledgements does not refer to the Privacy and Cookie Policy, and the text does not say how they relate.