Roblox Wallet launches in the United States first, with the initial rollout beginning in December 2026 for invited independent creators aged 18 or older. The list of Roblox Wallet countries will expand after that first US phase.
Roblox says international Wallet expansion is planned throughout 2027, including local-currency payout options where supported. A country-by-country launch schedule has not been published yet.
Which Roblox Wallet countries launch first?
The United States is the only country explicitly named for the December 2026 launch.
The first phase focuses on eligible independent creators operating as sole proprietors rather than every US creator account.
When will more Roblox Wallet countries be added?
Roblox plans international expansion during 2027 but has not announced the order of additional Roblox Wallet countries.
Creators outside the US should wait for a regional invitation or official Creator Hub notice rather than relying on unofficial country lists.
Will Wallet support local currencies?
Yes, where supported. Roblox says international rollout will include an option for creators to receive local-currency payouts.
The exact currencies, conversion handling and regional fees have not been published.
What happens to DevEx outside the US?
DevEx remains available longer in international regions. Roblox says it will publish a regional end date once Wallet is fully rolled out there.
That means the expansion of Roblox Wallet countries will happen alongside a gradual DevEx transition rather than a single global shutdown.
Will groups and businesses get Wallet everywhere at once?
Not necessarily. Roblox plans 2027 support for groups, incorporated businesses and creators aged 13 or older with parental consent, but those account-type expansions are separate from geography.
A creator can therefore live in one of the supported Roblox Wallet countries and still need to wait for their account type to become eligible.
Does Roblox Card use the same country list?
Roblox has not said that it will. Wallet has a broad international rollout plan, while Roblox Card is described as launching in select markets.
Creators should check Card availability separately from the list of the country rollout.
Why country rollout is gradual
Creator financial accounts involve identity checks, tax documentation, payment partners and local financial rules. Those requirements vary by country, which helps explain the staged international rollout.
Wallet availability will therefore be added through regional launches rather than one global switch.
Why rollout will be gradual
Wallet is a financial product involving identity checks, tax documents, payment partners and local rules. Those requirements vary by country, which makes a staged rollout much more realistic than a single worldwide launch.
Creators outside the United States should therefore expect country-specific invitations rather than one universal 2027 activation date.
What creators should know
A creator’s country and account type may become eligible at different times, so geographic rollout and support for groups, businesses or younger creators should be checked separately.
What will confirm your country is supported
The clearest signal will be an official Creator Hub invitation or a Roblox announcement naming the market. Social posts and unofficial country lists should not be treated as proof of availability.
Creators should also check whether their account type is supported, because geography and creator eligibility are separate rollout questions.
Why eligibility is more than geography
A country can become supported before every creator type in that country does, so regional access and account eligibility should always be checked separately.
For official creator information, visit Roblox Creator Hub.
