Trust signals: Verified, Known Traders & DWC
Bloxtsar shows a set of signals that help you judge who you are dealing with before you trade. Learn to read them.
Ratings and vouches
After a deal, traders can rate each other. On a profile you'll see an average rating and how many reviews it is based on. A long, positive history is a strong sign. A brand-new account with no history is a reason to be a little more careful.
Badges
Some users carry earned badges next to their name:
- Known Trader: vetted, reputable traders. Browse them all in the Known Traders directory.
- Trusted: established, reliable members.
- Content Creator: creators in the community.
- Helper: recognized community helpers.
Badges stack, so a user can hold more than one.
Roblox Verified
A Roblox Verified badge means the account carries Roblox's own verification. It confirms the underlying Roblox account, which is a helpful baseline.
VIP
A VIP diamond just means the user pays for membership. It is not a trust rating on its own, so weigh it alongside ratings and badges.
DWC (Deal With Caution)
A DWC flag is an advisory tag placed on users linked to reported scam behavior. If you message a DWC-flagged user, you'll see a warning. It reminds you to:
- Keep the conversation on Bloxtsar and never move off-platform.
- Never share passwords, recovery codes, or account access.
- Stay alert. DWC is advisory, so you can still chat, but treat the deal with extra care.
If you believe you have a DWC flag by mistake, check your DWC account page and reach out through Support.
How to use these together
- Strong ratings, plus a Known Trader or Trusted badge, plus Roblox Verified: a good sign.
- Little history and no signals: not a red flag by itself, but slow down and follow the safe-trading checklist.
- A DWC flag: proceed carefully, or not at all.
No badge replaces the basics. Trade in-game, item-for-item, and check every item before you accept.
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