1Checkpoint 1 · The floor
Every Roblox game is a market.
Roblox's own discover lists, read live. Each game can carry one BUX coin. None has one yet, so every tile below is a game you could launch on.
2Checkpoint 2 · The game
Pick a game. Pair a coin.
One live read of any experience: who made it, who's playing, its busiest servers and every pass on its Store tab. Then the one line that pairs a coin to it.
3Checkpoint 3 · Where the fees go
Fees turn into Robux on the game's own Store tab.
A coin's creator fees buy the game's passes, once each. The developer keeps 70% of every sale and Roblox keeps 30%. Type an amount and watch it run against this game's real passes.
- The fee landsPump.fun pays the coin's creator fee on every trade, on-chain.
- It becomes RobuxAt Roblox's web and gift-card rate: 1,000 R$ for $9.99.
- A pass is boughtOn the game's own Store tab. A person presses Buy.
- Roblox holds itSales sit as pending Robux for about 3 to 7 days.
- The developer has it70% of the price, in the game owner's balance.
4Checkpoint 4 · The plugin
Put the market inside your game.
A Roblox Studio plugin that stands a live board in your world: this experience's players, visits and likes, and its BUX coin once it exists. There's also a ticker wall that scrolls the most-played games on Roblox. Read-only by construction.
- Download BUX.luaThe whole plugin in one file, with this site's address already inside.
- Drop it in your Plugins folderIn Studio: Plugins → Plugins Folder. Save the file there and restart Studio.
- Allow HTTP requestsGame Settings → Security → Allow HTTP Requests. Publish the place.
- Click BUX → BoardIt lands in front of your camera. Press Play and it goes live.
5Checkpoint 5 · House rules
What Roblox won't do, and what BUX does instead.
| Roblox can't, or won't | So BUX |
|---|---|
| Send Robux to a stranger from outside a game. The new Transfers API only runs inside an experience, needs Roblox Plus and caps out at 1,000 R$ a month. | buys the game's own passes on its Store tab, where the developer keeps 70% of each sale. |
| Sell one game's passes inside another. Cross-game pass sales ended on May 29, 2026. | buys every pass on the game's own page, the one path Roblox kept. |
| Let one account buy the same pass twice. | climbs the Store tab: each pass once, most Robux spent without going over. When BUX owns them all, the queue waits for a new pass, in public. |
| Pay pass sales straight away. Robux sit as pending for about 3 to 7 days. | shows a sale as pending until Roblox clears it, and prints a dash until then. |
| Allow real-money trading, payments or off-platform links inside a game. | ships a plugin that is read-only by construction. It shows numbers. It has no wallet, no link, no prompt and no purchase. |
| Ask the developer first. Nobody on this site agreed to anything. | stops for good on one message from the game's owner. The unspent queue buys the coin back and burns it. |
A person presses Buy.
BUX's buyer account is run by hand, because Roblox offers no official API for buying a pass. Every purchase shows up as that account owning the pass, and anyone can check that on Roblox.
What the buyer could get wrong: skip a pass, buy late, buy the wrong one. You'd see it as a gap between the queue and the account's inventory. Buyer account: — (published at launch)
One coin per game.
The pairing key is one line at the end of the coin's description:
fees to roblox.com/games/<place id> via BUX
The first coin minted with a game's line is that game's coin. Later ones aren't counted. The line can't change after launch, and that's a feature.
The cut: not set.
Two hands touch the money: the chain and Roblox. Roblox's 30% is fixed. BUX's share is written down before launch or it's zero, and no percentage appears here until it is.
What isn't verifiable today: the buyer account, the queue and every payout. None of them exist until a coin does.
6Checkpoint 6 · Questions
The obvious questions.
Is BUX part of Roblox?
No. BUX isn't affiliated with Roblox Corporation, and no game on this site has endorsed a coin. Every number on the floor comes from Roblox's public web pages, read live.
Does the developer have to do anything?
No. Fees land when the game has passes on sale, and most popular games do. If a game has none, its queue waits in public until the developer lists one.
Can players buy or trade the coin inside Roblox?
No, and they never will through BUX. Roblox doesn't allow real-money trading in experiences. The plugin only displays numbers. Trading happens on-chain, outside Roblox.
Why passes, and not just Robux?
Because that's the only open door. Direct transfers only work inside a game, need Roblox Plus and cap at 1,000 R$ a month. Cross-game pass sales closed on May 29, 2026. A pass bought on the game's own Store tab still pays its developer 70%.
How much of a fee reaches the developer?
Checkpoint 3 runs the exact math: SOL to dollars, dollars to Robux at 1,000 R$ per $9.99, Robux into the game's passes, then 70% to the developer. The rest waits in the queue for the next pass.
How long does it take?
The purchase follows the fee. After that Roblox holds pass revenue as pending for about 3 to 7 days before the developer can spend it.
What if a developer says no?
One message from the game's owner ends that game's queue for good, with no appeal and no weighing it against the balance. What's left buys the coin back and burns it. It's never re-pointed to another game and never becomes BUX's.
Is the plugin safe to install?
Read every line of it in Checkpoint 4 before you download. It inserts parts and three scripts, reads one address on this site, and never prompts a purchase, opens a link or touches Robux.
Where's the contract address?
There isn't one yet. When the token exists, its address will appear at the top of this page and in the pinned post at the same moment. Anyone posting one before that is scamming you.