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CS2 skin marketplaces

2 marketplaces checked How we rankAffiliate disclosure

  1. Tradeit.gg

    Verified

    $5 bonus on your first trade

    See full terms below

    Full terms
    Fees
    Instant Sell: 5–20% platform fee, included in the price shown. Trades and store purchases: commission of 0–30% of the item value, included in the displayed price (terms). Cash-outs: 2% processing fee for bank transfer and crypto, minimum $10; moving revenue to Store Balance is free. Refunds: a 3% payment-processor fee may apply.
    Sellers get paid
    Sold items: money shows in Revenue at once but is held 7 days by Steam Trade Protection. Then bank transfer (US, Canada, UK, EU, Australia, Singapore, Mexico, Israel; 2–3 business days), Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT (ERC20) or Solana (crypto payouts start 7 days after the request), or instantly to Store Balance; debit card “coming soon”. Tradeit says 7–10 days on average, about 14 days at worst.
    Top-up methods
    Visa, Mastercard, CS2 skins (Steam), Rust skins (Steam)
    Not available in
    BY, CU, IR, KP, RU, SY
    Key terms
    Tradeit’s affiliate page says users who join with a referral code or link get a $5.00 first-trade bonus plus a one-time top-up bonus or store discount. Enter the code via your profile picture → Redeem code before your first trade: the window warns that codes only work on the first trade. Trade and Store Balance can only be spent on skins and can’t be cashed out; only money from sold items can be withdrawn.
    Code DAKE
  2. Lis-Skins

    Verified

    No sign-up bonus

    Full terms
    Fees
    No fee table published: the deposit/payout fee depends on the payment method and is shown with the final amount before you confirm; the terms say there are no hidden fees. Lis-Skins quotes its own buying price, which its FAQ says is a little below Steam prices.
    Sellers get paid
    Lis-Skins buys the skins itself. CS2 sales are paid after Steam’s 8-day Trade Protection; Instant Sale credits the site balance at once (for CS2 purchases); Instant Payout to card or crypto needs KYC, at least $50 in past sales and a deal within the limit (10% of total sales, max $250 per the February 2026 FAQ). Methods depend on the country: balance, Visa/Mastercard cards, SBP, 14+ crypto options. Minimum deal $1; most payouts in 1–3 minutes, cards up to 3 business days.
    Top-up methods
    Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC), XRP, BNB, Bitcoin Cash (BCH), CS2 skins (Steam), Rust skins (Steam)
    Not available in
    Not verified yet
    Key terms
    No bonus for new users: Lis-Skins’ FAQ says it gives no free bonuses, only a referral programme, promotions and giveaways. Our link (referral ID 136035) only connects new accounts to us; Lis-Skins pays the inviter 2% of the invited user’s sales. Open the site through the link and log in via Steam; there is no code field.
    Code 136035
    +5 moreXRP, BNB, Bitcoin Cash (BCH), CS2 skins (Steam), Rust skins (Steam)

Skin marketplaces buy and sell CS2, Rust, Dota 2 and TF2 items for real money. They aren’t casinos: there is nothing to win, but prices, fees and payout times differ a lot from site to site. For each one we list what our code or link gives, the fees it publishes, how and when sellers get paid and the identity checks, taken from the site’s own pages and checked on our own accounts.

What to compare before you sell

  • What you actually receive. Some sites take a commission from the seller, some build it into their price, and most charge for cash-outs. Compare the amount that reaches your card or wallet, not the price on the item.
  • Payout holds. For CS2 items, the marketplaces we list pay only after Steam’s trade protection period of 7 or 8 days, unless you pass an identity check for instant payouts.
  • Where the money can go. Some balances can only be spent on the site. Only money from items you sold can be cashed out.
  • Identity checks. Instant payouts and large payments usually need an ID document.

Stay safe

  • Sign in only through Steam’s own page, and check the address bar before you enter your password.
  • Never share your Steam password, Steam Guard codes or API key with anyone, including support staff.
  • Check every trade offer in the Steam app before you confirm it.

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