How attested earnings work

The single most common question we get: "is that earnings number real?"

Short answer: it's attested, which is stronger than self-reported and honest about what it is. Here's the model.

The problem with self-reported numbers

Anyone can type a big number into a bio. Screenshots are trivially edited. So an earnings claim on its own carries almost no signal, and serious studios know it.

What Bloxstack records instead

When a deal completes on Bloxstack, both sides co-sign the outcome:

1. The creator marks the deal delivered.
2. The client confirms the amount, the scope, and the result.
3. Only then does the deal count toward the creator's attested earnings total.

A pending deal shows as pending co-sign. A disputed one counts for nothing until it's resolved. Nobody's word is taken alone.

Profile totals and your balance

Profile earnings describe completed work. They are not an available balance or proof that a direct payment reached someone’s bank.

For anchored deals and marketplace sales handled on Bloxstack, payment activity records the charge, release and any refund. Every member 13 or over can use Balance to add, receive and spend money on Bloxstack. Withdrawing needs a payout account verified by Stripe: yours at 18 or over, or with a parent or guardian at 13 to 17. Promotional credit cannot be withdrawn.

For payments arranged directly, including Robux, Bloxstack records both parties’ confirmation. It does not process or verify that transfer.