How to Safely Buy Robux for Your Child — Parent's Guide
Your child is asking for Robux? That's perfectly normal — Roblox is one of the most popular platforms among children and teenagers. Here's how to do it correctly, safely, and without overspending.
What Is Roblox and Why Do Kids Need Robux?
Roblox is a platform with thousands of user-created games. The platform itself is free, but many games offer paid elements: avatar skins, in-game bonuses, access to special areas.
Robux is Roblox's in-game currency. Without it, your child can play for free but won't be able to buy most cosmetic items or in-game advantages.
How to Safely Buy Robux for Your Child
Step 1: Create or Review Your Child's Account
Make sure the account is registered with the child's real age. Roblox automatically applies restrictions for users under 13:
- Restricted chat (can't write arbitrary text)
- Access only to child-appropriate games
- Parental controls via "Settings → Privacy"
Step 2: Enable Parental Controls and PIN
- Log into the child's account
- Go to: Settings → Parental Controls
- Set a Parent PIN — without it, the child can't change settings
- Configure restrictions on chat, purchases, and contact with strangers
Step 3: Buy Robux Through an Official Method
Purchase Robux codes only through verified services. Marix is a reliable option with ruble payment support.
- Go to marix.cc/roblox
- Choose the denomination you need
- Pay via SBP or Russian card
- Receive the code by email
- Enter the code with your child at roblox.com/redeem
Step 4: Set Rules for Your Child
Before granting access to Robux, have a conversation:
- Robux is real money — spend thoughtfully
- Never share account credentials — even with "friends" in the game
- No one gives away Robux for free — it's always a scam
- Purchases need to be discussed with parents first
Limiting Robux Spending
Monthly Budget
Agree with your child on a fixed monthly amount. Buy a code for that amount once a month — this makes expenses easy to track.
Roblox Premium as a Budget Tool
Premium 450 ($4.99/month) gives 450 Robux monthly. This is the best option for a "recurring budget" — the child knows they receive the same amount every month.
Important: Make sure to control the card linked to the subscription, or buy Premium through a code rather than auto-renewal.
Disabling Auto-Renewal
If you subscribe to Premium through a foreign card or App Store — immediately set a cancellation reminder or disable auto-renewal in your Apple/Google settings.
Protecting the Account from Scammers
Children are frequent targets of scammers in Roblox. Explain to your child:
| What a scammer says | What it really is |
|---|---|
| "Give me your login/password — I'll give you Robux" | Account theft |
| "Join this group — get 1000 Robux" | Scam |
| "Click this link — free Robux there" | Phishing |
| "I'm a Roblox developer, give me back my account" | Social engineering |
Two-Factor Authentication
Enable 2FA on your child's account:
- Settings → Security → Two-Step Verification
- Link to a parent's email or phone
- Without the second factor, no one can log in even knowing the password
What to Do If Your Child's Account Was Hacked
- Immediately recover access through email ("Forgot Password")
- Change the password and add 2FA
- Contact Roblox support (help.roblox.com) — they may be able to restore stolen items
- Check if Robux were used for purchases
FAQ
What Age Is Roblox Appropriate For?
Roblox officially recommends the platform for children ages 7 and up with parental controls enabled. Optimal: play together with your child at the start.
My Child Is Spending Too Many Robux — How Do I Limit It?
Don't link a card directly to the Roblox account. Only buy codes for a specific amount — the child can only spend what you've provided.
Is Roblox Dangerous for Children?
Not inherently — if parental controls are configured. Main risks: contact with strangers (limited by settings), scammers in game chat, accidental spending.
Can I Get a Refund If My Child Bought Something by Mistake?
Roblox processes refunds in limited cases within a few days. Contact help.roblox.com with a description of the situation.
Do I Need to Use a Real Name and Age When Registering?
Age — yes, because safety settings depend on it. Name — you can use a pseudonym. Don't use full real personal information.
Kids Share Each Other's Account Passwords — Is That Normal?
No. Explain to your child to never share their password — even with a best friend. If a friend asks for access to "play" — that's a risk of losing the account.