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Account Limits

The Account Limits page is your view into every account and device currently using your service's keys. From here you can see exactly who has redeemed what, on which device, and how recently they used it — plus delete specific accounts or devices to revoke their access. It's a focused Roblox-side tool that pairs with the multi-account and multi-HWID toggles in Authentication.

Roblox-only feature

Account Limits management is currently scoped to Roblox usage. If your service is not Roblox-based, this page won't show data — the underlying account/device tracking is specifically tied to Roblox user IDs and HWIDs.

Prerequisite: enable Multi-HWID or Multi-Account

The Account Limits page only shows data when you have enabled either Multi-HWID per Key (for device management) or Multi-Account per Key (for account management) in Security → Authentication. With both toggles off, the page will be empty because there are no per-account or per-device limits to enforce.

Account Limits — accounts and devices management

Accounts management

The accounts side shows every Roblox account that has redeemed a key on your service. Each row includes:

Roblox User ID — the specific Roblox account using the key.
HWID — the device fingerprint that account is bound to.
Key — the key value the account is paired with.
Type — Generated (key created but not yet validated) or Active (validated, in use).
Last Used — the most recent timestamp the account validated successfully.

You can delete any account from the list. Deleting unlinks that account from the key — it can no longer use the key, even if the device or other accounts on the same device still can.

Devices management

The devices side shows every HWID that has redeemed a key on your service. Each row includes:

HWID — the device's unique fingerprint.
Key — the key value the device is paired with.
Type — Generated or Active.
Created — when the device first redeemed the key.
Last Used — the most recent validation timestamp.

Deleting a device disconnects it from the key. The device will fail validation on its next attempt and the user will need to either redeem a new key on it or have you re-authorize the device.

When to delete an account or device

Account/device is suspected of abuse — a Roblox account or device caught attempting to bypass your protections.
User asked to free up a slot — a paying customer wants to redeem the key on a different device and you've already hit their device limit.
Stale entries — devices that haven't validated in months and are taking up slots for users who actually use the service.

Deletion is immediate

Deleting an account or device takes effect immediately. The account/device fails validation on the next attempt with no warning to the user. Communicate with the user first if the deletion is at their request, so they aren't surprised when their script suddenly stops working.

This is a Roblox-side tool, not a license management dashboard

Account Limits is built specifically for Roblox-based services where keys are reused across multiple Roblox accounts on the same device. For non-Roblox services or for top-level key management (creating, editing, blacklisting whole keys), use the Key Management page instead.