Roblox’s official badge API lists nine enabled badges for the Endless GAMES universe at this checkpoint: Welcome, followed by Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Cosmic Medal. The Welcome description says it is for joining Endless Games for the first time. Each medal badge description says “Get a [name] Medal.” These records verify identity and names, but they do not expose the score or rank algorithm.
Official badge lookup
Welcome
Official description: join Endless Games for the first time.
Bronze / Silver / Gold
Three enabled medal badges whose descriptions repeat the corresponding medal names.
Platinum / Diamond
Two enabled medal badges in the same official universe record.
Emerald / Ruby / Cosmic
The last three currently documented medal names. Their exact requirements are not in the badge descriptions.
Use the official universe ID 10438013523 when checking badge data. A same-name badge under another universe is not evidence for Studio Heat’s experience. The official root Place ID is 89035794510548.
What an awarded badge proves
An awarded badge proves Roblox recorded that badge for the account. Its timestamp can help locate the run or session that triggered it. The badge name is official, and its universe association confirms it belongs to Endless GAMES.
It does not automatically prove the exact trigger. Prior progress may have accumulated, the award may arrive after a delay, or several account actions may occur in one session. To learn the route, pair the badge timestamp with the live rank screen and a controlled run log.
Badge versus current rank
Badges usually remain on an account after award, while the live rank display may represent current or highest status; the exact Endless GAMES behavior needs testing. Do not use an owned Gold badge alone to claim that the account currently displays Gold. Conversely, if the game shows a medal before Roblox awards the badge, record both timestamps rather than calling one wrong immediately.
The Medal Ranks guide covers the confirmed name sequence, and How to Earn Medals gives a transition log that can connect the systems carefully.
Why badge statistics are not requirements
The API includes changing counts and recent award statistics. These fields answer how often Roblox recorded the award across players, not what an individual must score. A winRatePercentage field in badge data is not a progress bar, probability roll, or percent of a required score.
Award counts also change with the size and age of the player population. Later medals having fewer awards does not reveal the gap between thresholds. This site omits those live totals from evergreen guidance.
Check a missing badge
First confirm the account is in the official Studio Heat experience. Open the Roblox badge list and look for the exact name. In the game, record the medal display and any transition message. Finish the current session normally, then refresh the Roblox badge page once.
If the badge remains absent, rejoin a current server and check whether the in-game medal persists. Record time, game, score, medal label, and account badge state. Do not repeatedly force a rank event or use an external “badge claimer.” Only Roblox and the experience can award the official badge.
For the Welcome badge, the public description is unusually clear: join the experience for the first time. If a returning account lacks it, account history or award timing may matter. That still needs a current controlled test.
Safety checks for badge links
An official badge record belongs on a Roblox-controlled domain and identifies the awarding universe. A guide can link to that record but cannot award it. Never install a script, extension, executable, or profile verifier to “sync” medals. Do not share passwords, cookies, two-factor codes, or recovery information.
Medal badges FAQ
How many official badges are currently listed?
Nine: one Welcome badge and eight medal badges.
What are the eight medal badge names?
Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Cosmic Medal.
Does the badge page show the required score?
No. The medal descriptions only state that the player gets the named medal.
Can I calculate a threshold from award counts?
No. Population award statistics are not qualification rules.
What if my in-game medal and Roblox badge disagree?
Record both states and timestamps, refresh once, and rejoin a current server. Synchronization behavior is not publicly documented.