Your Roblox stock.
Put it to play.

Not yet. Xolbor is a future marketplace for Roblox goods, with payments planned in tokenized Roblox stock $RBLX on Robinhood Chain, alongside $XOLBOR, card, and PayPal. The listings, fee calculator, and order flow on this page are previews, not live orders or transactions.

No. Xolbor is a marketplace for Roblox goods, not a stock-buying service. $RBLX is tokenized Roblox stock intended as a payment option on Robinhood Chain alongside $XOLBOR. Paying with it would buy the listed goods, not Roblox shares, and would not grant direct share ownership.

In the planned escrow system, payment would be held from checkout until the order completes. After delivery, buyers would get a 24h inspection window to confirm the listing matches. If something is wrong, a dispute would let an admin review evidence from both sides and decide a refund, payout, or split.

Planned pricing is a 0% platform fee for $RBLX or $XOLBOR payments, plus network gas. Card and PayPal would add processor costs plus a 10% platform fee. At launch, checkout is intended to show the full estimated total before confirmation.

The plan is no seller commission on any payment method, whether the buyer uses $RBLX, $XOLBOR, card, or PayPal. In the planned escrow flow, payout would release after the buyer confirms delivery or the 24h inspection window closes without a dispute.

$XOLBOR is the Xolbor ecosystem token and can be bought on PONS. Buying the token is separate from shopping on Xolbor: marketplace payments and promotion campaigns are still planned. Proposed uses include marketplace payments with a 0% platform fee plus gas, and funding pay-per-play campaigns. $RBLX, card, and PayPal are also planned payment options.

In the planned campaign flow, creators would set a budget and target audience, then fund it with $XOLBOR or $RBLX. Games would be shown to matching players, with billing only when a player launches the game, rather than for impressions or clicks.

The planned marketplace has six categories: Robux, topups, gift cards, accounts, items, and boosting services. Builders would also find dev resources: maps, scripts, 3D models, clothing, animations, VFX, audio, and game setups.

At launch, both sides would submit evidence inside the order, including transfer logs, screenshots, codes, and chat history. An admin would review it and issue a full refund, full payout, or split. The planned escrow system would hold funds throughout the review.

Xolbor is Roblox spelled backwards. The reversed R mark echoes that idea; the name and mark do not imply affiliation with Roblox.

No. Xolbor is an independent, planned marketplace and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation. Roblox and Robux are trademarks of Roblox Corporation.