Our FarmSkins code is DAKE. Our partner panel says a new account that joins with it gets $0.90 on its balance at our current partner rank. FarmSkins is a CS2 case site with Farm Zone case battles, an upgrader and a Daily Bonus. We went through it on our own account on 19 October 2026.
What the code gets you
DAKE is an affiliate code. Our partner panel’s info line says “Referral receive $1 on balance”, while its rank table lists $0.90 for our rank. FarmSkins’ public partner page also mentions a +10% deposit bonus for referrals, but our panel shows none, so we don’t count on it. We haven’t yet seen the bonus credited on a new account.
How to use the code
- Open FarmSkins with the button on this page. Our link saves the code in your browser and passes it on when you sign in.
- Sign in with Steam and confirm that you are 18 or older. Your Steam profile must be level 1 or higher.
- If the code isn’t applied, open the top-up window, choose the Promocode tile and enter DAKE.
- Do this before you open any case, even the free Daily Bonus case. After that, or after another affiliate code, it won’t work.
What we saw on the site
- Cases from $0.29. Classic cases ran from $0.29 (Mil-Spec) to $499.99 (Gungnir). Case pages list the skins inside with their prices.
- Farm Zone case battles for 2 to 4 players or two teams of two. The best drop in each round takes every skin from that round. Open matches cost $0.29 to $0.59 to join.
- Upgrader with chances from 5% to 70%, and Bullets: 3% cashback on case purchases, with no cash value.
- Daily Bonus. A single top-up of $4 or more gives one free skin a day for 7 days. On our account the page said “Not available. You have spent your bonus days.”
Rules worth knowing
- Your balance isn’t cash. You can’t withdraw it, but you can ask for a refund of unused balance within 14 days of a payment.
- 18+, one account per person. The terms also say you answer three questions about CS2 to get access.
- No reselling. The terms forbid selling skins from FarmSkins on other marketplaces.
- No rollbacks. Reversing a skin top-up can get your account closed.
FarmSkins deposits and withdrawals
The top-up window on our account offered Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay, Skrill and Neteller, PayPal and paysafecard gift cards, three pay-by-skins services and crypto, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether and Solana. Local methods such as Pix and OXXO depend on your country. Most top-ups arrive in 5 to 30 minutes.
You withdraw CS2 skins only, by Steam trade offer, after at least one deposit, usually $4. An offer takes up to 45 minutes, or up to 24 hours for items on a trade hold. Your Steam inventory must be public and Steam Guard on for 15 days.
FarmSkins KYC: when it asks for ID
FarmSkins checks identity in suspicious cases, for some transactions and for users from high-risk territories, through Sum and Substance (Sumsub). It says it doesn’t keep copies of your documents. Until a check is done, it can restrict withdrawals and freeze your balance.
Is FarmSkins legit?
FarmSkins is a CS2 case site run by a Cyprus company; its footer reads “© 2016—2026”. It doesn’t state a gambling licence: its terms describe a store of virtual cases for entertainment. Norway blocks it.
- Licence. None stated. The operator is ARPS LOOP LTD (Nicosia, Cyprus, reg. HE 477040).
- Fairness. We saw no drop chances on case pages, and the terms and FAQ mention no provably fair system. Our provably fair guide explains what to look for.
- Where it’s blocked. The terms exclude Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Slovakia and Sweden, plus sanctioned and FATF-listed countries. Norway’s gambling authority also lists farmskins.com for blocking.
- Your balance. Credits aren’t real money; you take out CS2 skins only.
- Reviews. On Trustpilot, FarmSkins has a TrustScore of 4.6 out of 5 from 1,258 reviews, and 22% of them give one star (checked 19 October 2026).
Where regulators block it
Farmskins.com is on the DNS-blocking list of Norway’s gambling authority, Lotteritilsynet (February 2026), and FarmSkins’ own terms exclude Norway too. We don’t show FarmSkins’ offer there or in the other countries its terms exclude.
Sources: our own FarmSkins account (19 October 2026); FarmSkins terms and conditions, AML policy, privacy policy, FAQ, partner, Daily Bonus, Farm Zone, Upgrader and case pages, and the site’s own English text file; checked on 19 October 2026. Regulators: Lotteritilsynet’s blocking list (February 2026), read on 19 October 2026.
