Introducing Creator Rewards: Earn More by Growing the Community

[MightyDantheman (Fate)]

@knightmb1

You can’t start that process until make your first withdraw which you can’t reverse since it takes everything at once, so even if your account had 1M robux, without committing to that first step, you can’t even make an account or setup your tax info. Roblox won’t allow you to do those things out of order. It’s going to basically force everyone to DevEx first so they can register with Tiplati, whether they are ready or not, which in the end excludes small developer teams and groups that don’t use DevEx to pay staff.

From my own experience, I only had to start the process once I had enough Robux to qualify for my first DevEx. Maybe things have changed since then, I’m not sure, but it didn’t force me finish the transaction at that time.

However, I did still have to have the Robux in my own account (which I never want to do unless I’m using DevEx or buying something for myself), and the minimum Robux required to do so may be quite a bit for new developers.

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@knightmb1

My questions are not the only ones I read here that are asking for clarification, so unless Roblox says otherwise to clarify, they are going to be giving their support department and this devforum a huge future headache of complaints.

That’s fair enough, and I agree that Roblox should not only clarify everything properly, but also should provide real data to back up their claims. I just wanted to show that, even with my understanding of what Roblox meant, I still don’t agree with how they’re wanting to implement this.