BloxpanBloxpan, panned down to the claim itself
Search for Bloxpan and you get review pages and old videos. Here the gravel is off the pan: your Roblox username, the Robux amount you want, nothing between.
You pick the Robux amount yourself on the next screen.
The pan, sifted
- Usernamethe Roblox name you give after
- Amountthe Robux figure you pick after
One block left in the pan: the claim you were looking for Bloxpan for.
The pan, straight out of the search
- Usernamenowhere to put it
- Amountnothing to pick
A scam check, an old video, a forum post. The claim itself isn't in the pan.
The creek, below the pan
Three stops down, pinned along the water. Tap a pin to go straight to it.
1Flags along the way
Robux is the currency a Roblox account spends on avatar items and on games that charge for entryi, so anything that moves it touches your account. Read the flags before you tap anything, here or anywhere.
Green. It asks for the Roblox username and nothing else private.
Green. You pick the Robux amount yourself rather than being given a figure.
Green. The steps are in front of you before you begin, not revealed one by one.
Amber. A review page can tell you about a brand, but it can never send anything to your account, not one thing.
Red. A password box. Your Roblox password belongs on Roblox and nowhere else at all.
Red. A file to install before anyone will even discuss Robux.
2After the tap
Three screens, in this order. Nothing on this page hides a fourth one.
- Username screenThe Roblox name the Robux is for, entered once.
- Amount screenA list of Robux amounts, and you pick the one you want.
- Send screenYour name and your amount shown back to you, then the send goes through.
Your step, on the Bloxpan page you wanted
The pan is already sifted. All that remains is the name and the amount, just those.
Go to the claim