How to Get Robux with Microsoft Rewards: The Official Bing Points Route
Microsoft Rewards can list a Roblox Digital Card in its redemption catalog. You earn Microsoft Rewards points through eligible activities, redeem the points for the card when it is available in your region, then use the private code on Roblox. It is not a Robux generator, and reward availability, point prices, and earning limits can change.
Can you get Robux from Microsoft Rewards?
Yes, but only through the official reward catalog when a Roblox Digital Card is shown for your Microsoft Rewards account. Microsoft describes the card as a way to turn Rewards points into Robux. You do not receive Robux simply for opening Bing, and Microsoft does not promise that the card will be listed in every country or at every time.
The safest description is: earn eligible Microsoft Rewards points, redeem an available Roblox Digital Card, and apply its private code through Roblox. Do not use VPNs, extra accounts, automated searches, or any website that asks for Roblox credentials. Those shortcuts can violate program rules or put an account at risk.
Start by checking your own Microsoft Rewards catalog
Sign in to Microsoft Rewards
Open the official Rewards dashboard with the Microsoft account you actually use. The dashboard shows your point balance, current activities, level, and local redemption catalog.
Search the Redeem catalog
Look for “Roblox Digital Card.” Its presence, point price, denomination, and stock are controlled by Microsoft and can differ by account region.
Read the card terms before redeeming
Confirm the displayed amount and read the regional terms. A redemption cannot be treated as cash, and a digital reward code should stay private.
Use the same real account and market
Microsoft says offers and redemption catalogs vary by region. Travel can be supported, but consistently earning across multiple markets is not a valid workaround.
How do Microsoft Rewards points work?
Microsoft lists eligible ways to earn points on its Rewards pages, including Bing searches and dashboard or Xbox activities. The exact activities, daily caps, levels, and bonuses are account- and market-specific. The official Roblox Rewards page uses a United States example: Level 1 can earn up to 50 points per day from PC Bing searches, while Level 2 can have different limits.
Use the dashboard as the only source of truth for your account. Complete normal activities honestly, check the stated cap before spending time, and do not assume a YouTube total or a friend’s daily limit applies in your country. Microsoft can change available activities and redemption prices.
How to redeem a Roblox Digital Card from Microsoft Rewards
Choose the available Roblox card
On the official Microsoft Rewards Redeem page, select the denomination shown for your account and complete the redemption only after checking the point cost.
Keep the code private
Treat the digital code like money. Do not post it, send it to a “helper,” or type it into a survey or Discord bot.
Open Roblox’s official redemption page
In a browser, sign in to the Roblox account that should receive the value and visit roblox.com/redeem.
Confirm before spending
Enter the code exactly and read Roblox’s confirmation. Roblox card terms, virtual-item limits, age rules, and value can change, so use what Roblox displays for the final result.
Why is Roblox missing or unavailable in Microsoft Rewards?
A missing Roblox option usually means it is not in the current catalog for that account or region. Microsoft explicitly says Rewards offers and redemption catalogs vary by region. The catalog can also change, and a card can be temporarily unavailable. There is no safe trick to force a different regional catalog.
Do not change the account country, create duplicate accounts, automate searches, buy points, or use a VPN to chase a reward. Instead, keep the account details accurate, check the official catalog later, and choose only rewards currently offered to that account.
Microsoft Rewards and Roblox safety checklist
Use only official domains
Use rewards.bing.com or Microsoft’s official Rewards pages for points, and roblox.com/redeem for a Roblox card code.
Never share Roblox access
Microsoft Rewards and TakeCoin do not need a Roblox password, cookie, two-step verification code, or backup code.
Ignore “instant points” tools
Search bots, generators, extensions, scripts, and paid point sellers can risk accounts and do not create a legitimate redemption route.
Keep expectations realistic
Points, card denominations, availability, regional eligibility, and redemption timing are set by Microsoft and Roblox, not by TakeCoin.
How TakeCoin is different from Microsoft Rewards
Microsoft Rewards is Microsoft’s points program. TakeCoin is an independent task and rewards platform for eligible users. TakeCoin does not operate Microsoft Rewards, does not convert Bing points, and does not send Robux directly to a Roblox account.
On TakeCoin, eligible users can complete available games and partner tasks, then receive TC after the relevant partner confirms an eligible completion. They can review their own catalog for currently available rewards. Just as with Microsoft Rewards, availability, terms, regions, and confirmation requirements matter.
Microsoft Rewards Roblox route: what each step does
| Step | What happens | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Earn points | Complete eligible activities shown by Microsoft Rewards. | Your own dashboard, daily limits, and market. |
| Redeem | Choose a Roblox Digital Card only if it appears in the catalog. | Point cost, denomination, and card terms. |
| Use the code | Redeem the private digital code through Roblox. | Correct Roblox account and official roblox.com/redeem page. |
| Stay safe | Ignore shortcuts and credential requests. | Official domains only; never share a password or code. |
Frequently asked questions
Does Microsoft Rewards give free Robux directly?
No. Where a Roblox Digital Card is available, Microsoft Rewards points can be redeemed for that card. You then redeem the private code through Roblox.
How many Microsoft Rewards points do I need for Robux?
The point cost and available denominations are shown in your own redemption catalog. They can vary by market and can change, so check the official Redeem page before planning.
Why can I not see Roblox in Microsoft Rewards?
Offers and redemption catalogs vary by region and change over time. If Roblox is not shown for your account, it is not currently available there.
Can I use a VPN to get a Roblox reward?
No. Do not use a VPN, duplicate accounts, automated searches, or market switching to obtain a reward. Use the account and region information that accurately applies to you.
Where do I enter a Microsoft Rewards Roblox code?
Sign in to the Roblox account that should receive the value in a browser, then use the official page at roblox.com/redeem.
Does TakeCoin work with Microsoft Rewards?
No. TakeCoin is independent from Microsoft Rewards. It has its own eligible tasks, partner confirmation process, TC balance, and catalog.