How to Get Verified on Roblox (Badge vs Age Verification)

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People mean two very different things when they ask how to get verified on Roblox. One is verifying your age or identity so you can use features such as voice chat. The other is the blue checkmark that appears next to well-known creators. This guide explains both so you can pursue the right one.

Key facts at a glance

The verified badge is not something you can apply for.
Roblox grants it to notable accounts, such as well-known creators and public figures.
Scam sites that sell verification are fraudulent.
A real badge appears next to the display name on the profile.

How to get the verified badge on Roblox

Quick answer

For age or ID verification, complete the age check in your account settings. For the blue verified badge, you cannot simply apply; Roblox reviews accounts that meet its notability, security and activity standards and adds the badge when they qualify.

Type 1: age or ID verification

This is for all users. It confirms your age so Roblox can unlock appropriate features. Complete the age check when prompted or find it in your settings. It is the step that unlocks voice chat for eligible players. See our voice chat guide for the full process.

Type 2: the verified badge

The badge reflects your presence on the platform and is meant to help prevent impersonation of well-known people and successful developers. It is not about spending Robux and it is not available to everyone.

Who can get the verified badge?

Experience developers with significant engagement.
Avatar item and UGC creators with strong sales.
Off-platform figures such as influencers, artists and brands with large followings.
Roblox staff and official representatives.

Roblox does not publish every threshold, and the figures quoted online vary, so treat specific follower or revenue numbers as estimates.

Can you apply?

One recent explainer says you do not apply, you qualify: Roblox evaluates accounts, and the badge appears later without notice. Roblox developer forum posts say applications were closed and that eligible users are notified. If a site sells you a verified badge, it is a scam.

Security requirements

Accounts holding or seeking the badge are expected to have two-step verification turned on, a verified email and an active, well-maintained profile. Reports also say users under 13 are not eligible.

Can you lose the badge?

Yes. Reported reasons include changing your username or display name, turning off two-step verification, breaking the rules or long inactivity. Reviews are said to happen on a regular cycle, so the badge can be renewed or removed over time.

How to prepare

Turn on two-step verification and verify your email.
Build a real presence by publishing good experiences or items.
Keep your username stable and your profile active.
Grow your audience honestly, on and off Roblox.

Beware of scams

Videos promising a trick to get verified without being famous, or sites asking for your password, are traps. No legitimate route requires your password or payment. If someone claims otherwise, report it.

How long does it take?

There is no set timeline. Roblox is said to review eligible accounts in cycles, so you may wait through one or more cycles before a badge appears. If you do not hear anything, keep building your presence rather than asking repeatedly.

Verified badge vs Premium

Roblox Premium is a paid subscription with Robux and perks. The verified badge is a recognition for notable accounts. Buying Premium does not make you verified.

What the badge actually does

The badge helps other users recognise the real account of a creator or brand and trust it over copycats. It does not give extra Robux or special game powers, and any site claiming otherwise is misleading you.

Frequently confused terms

Verified email: confirming your email address. This is basic account setup, not the badge.
Age check or ID verification: confirms your age for features such as voice chat.
Two-step verification: an extra sign-in protection that is recommended for everyone.
Verified badge: the blue checkmark for notable accounts.

Mixing these up is why so many guides give contradictory advice. Decide which one you actually need before following any steps.

Can I buy or request a verified badge?

No. Roblox has said verification is granted by the company based on notability and authenticity, so paying a third party or filling in a survey does nothing. Anyone offering the badge for Robux, gift cards or your password is trying to steal from you.

What can I do to build a trusted profile instead?

Keep your account secure with a strong password and two-step verification, complete any age or identity checks Roblox asks for, and focus on creating good experiences or content. A well-known presence builds trust with players, whether or not a badge ever appears.

Key terms explained

Verified badge: A checkmark next to a display name that shows Roblox has confirmed the account as authentic and notable.
Display name: The name shown on your profile and in chat, which can differ from your username.
Two-step verification: An extra sign-in check that protects your account even if someone learns your password.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get verified on Roblox?

Complete the age check for ID verification. The blue badge is only for notable creators and is added by Roblox.

Is the verified badge free?

Yes, and it cannot be bought.

How many followers do I need?

Roblox does not publish exact numbers, and online figures vary.

Can under 13 users get the badge?

Reports say no.

Why did I lose my badge?

Name changes, disabling two-step verification, rule violations and inactivity are reported causes.

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Sources and further reading

Information on this page was compiled from Roblox official help and announcements, Roblox Corporation press releases, and recent coverage from gaming and technology publications. Roblox changes features, prices and policies often, so confirm important details in the official Roblox Help Center.

Last reviewed: November 5, 2026.

How to Get Verified on Roblox: Badge vs ID and Age Verification