What is Roblox's creator cash-out program called?

Roblox’s creator cash-out program is called Developer Exchange, commonly shortened to DevEx.

The program lets eligible creators convert earned Robux into real-world money. Robux can come from purchases connected to user-created games and other content, making DevEx a key link between Roblox’s virtual economy and actual creator income. The system is distinct from simply spending Robux inside the platform.

Roblox’s creator economy grew from the platform’s game-building tools, especially Roblox Studio. Users can make games, sell passes or developer products, and build audiences without being part of a traditional game studio. DevEx gives successful creators a way to withdraw some of the Robux generated by that activity.

A common mix-up is Roblox Premium, which is a subscription service that provides benefits and a Robux allowance; it is not the cash-out program. Creator Marketplace is also a place to find or sell digital assets, while Developer Exchange specifically refers to exchanging eligible Robux for money. Roblox has set eligibility requirements, including minimum earnings thresholds.