You can’t see a separate “money” balance inside Roblox Studio itself-your currency (Robux) lives on your Roblox account, not in the editor. To check how much you have, you need to look at your account balance on the Roblox website or app, then use Studio to build experiences that can earn more.
Where your Robux actually shows up
Robux is your only official currency on Roblox. It appears in the same place no matter what device you use:
- On PC or any web browser:
Log in at roblox.com. Your current Robux balance is shown in the top‑right corner next to a coin icon. Clicking that icon opens a menu with more details and a link to your transactions.
- On mobile (iOS/Android):
Open the Roblox app, tap the Robux icon at the top of the home screen (or tap your profile, then Robux). Your balance appears at the top of that screen.
- On Xbox/PS5:
Open the Roblox app, go to the Robux menu from the home screen. Your balance is listed under “My Balance” or near your username. Console interfaces sometimes show less detail, so many creators check balances on a phone or PC instead.
Studio doesn’t add or hide any of this-it just uses the same account you’re logged into.
If you’re looking for “pending” or earned Robux
Developers often ask this question because they’re expecting money from:
- Game passes, developer products, or item sales
- Engagement‑based payouts
- Donations (for example, from experiences like PLS DONATE)
Those earnings don’t appear as instant cash in Studio. They show up as pending Robux in your account transactions:
- On PC or a mobile browser, go to the Roblox website and log in.
- Click your Robux balance (top‑right), then choose My Transactions.
- Use the filter (often “Summary”, “Sales of Goods”, or “Engagement Payouts”) and scroll to the Pending Robux section. You’ll see amounts and estimated release dates.
On the mobile app, you can reach a similar view via More → Robux → tap your balance → My Transactions , though some people find the browser version clearer for pending items.
What about “money” inside your game?
Many games show players an in‑game cash number (coins, dollars, etc.). That’s not real money and not your account balance-it’s just a number your game’s scripts track, usually stored in:
- A leaderstat (visible on the leaderboard)
- A DataStore (saved per player)
Developers can see or edit those values in Studio while testing (for example, with admin commands or custom GUIs), but that has nothing to do with how much Robux you personally have.
If your goal is to know how much you can spend or withdraw, focus on your Robux balance and pending Robux on the Roblox site or app-that’s the only “money” Roblox recognizes.