Roblox’s current verified-badge system is not something most players can just “get” by doing a simple in-game task. It’s tied to specific eligibility rules for notable accounts, creators, brands, or qualifying experiences, and Roblox has expanded those requirements over time.

What the badge is

The verified badge is meant to help people identify authentic and notable accounts on Roblox. Roblox says it has issued badges to qualifying community members and has updated the rules for different kinds of creators and experiences.

How to qualify

For experience creators, Roblox’s updated criteria include owning or contributing to an experience with over 1M playtime hours in the last 90 days, plus other contribution-based requirements depending on the account type. For brands and avatar-item creators, Roblox has also published separate thresholds such as follower counts and revenue/sales targets.

About “new badges in Verity”

If you mean a specific Roblox game or community called “Verity,” there doesn’t appear to be a public, official shortcut or universal method for unlocking special new badges there from the sources I found. Some videos and social posts claim easy ways to get verification, but those are not the same as Roblox’s official rules and may be outdated or misleading.

Best way to check

The safest move is to treat badge claims cautiously and look for the official Roblox support or developer-forum criteria for the exact badge you want. If the badge is in a game called Verity, its unlock method is usually explained inside that game’s page, update notes, or community posts rather than Roblox- wide verification rules.

TL;DR

There is no simple universal trick to get Roblox’s verified badge; it depends on Roblox’s eligibility rules and, for game-specific badges, the game’s own requirements. The “easy” methods floating around online are usually not reliable.

Would you like me to help you distinguish whether you mean the official Roblox verified badge or a badge inside the game Verity?