Roblox cookie safety for sellers
Connecting a Roblox account to Limblox means pasting a session cookie from that account. This guide covers what that credential does, what Limblox never asks for, and how you end the access.
Connecting an account safely
- Sign in to the Roblox account that holds the fundsUse the account itself. Do not paste a session from an account you share with someone else.
- Copy the session cookie from that signed-in browserThe seller flow shows where to find it and what it looks like in your browser.
- Paste it into Limblox and review the access it grantsYour seller tools show the access the stored credential currently has, so read that screen before you continue.
- Turn on Auto 2FA for that accountNext step: turn on Auto 2FA. Selling starts once it is on, because listings from an account without Auto 2FA are kept out of the marketplace buyers see.
Limblox never asks for your Roblox password
Ending the access
Two separate actions end Limblox's use of a session, and they cover different sides of it. The questions below spell out what each one does.
A session can also stop working without any action from you, because Roblox owns session validity. The expiry question below covers what your seller tools report when that happens.
Common questions
Keep reading
- Auto 2FA
Why Limblox needs a two-step verification key before your listings reach buyers, exactly what that key is used for, and how to turn Auto 2FA on.
- Group permissions
Which Roblox group access lets Limblox pay out from your group, why groups arrive through account sync instead of being added by hand, and what to check when one is missing.
- How selling works
The four stages of a Limblox sale: publish a listing at your rate, match with a buyer, settle completed-sale earnings to your wallet, then withdraw.
Ready to set up?
Group funds list through group payouts and account funds list through gamepass purchases. Start from the path that matches where your Robux is held.