market.csgo.com
marketplace,p2pMarket.CSGO.com is a peer-to-peer CS2 skin marketplace founded in 2015, operated by Crystal Future OÜ in Estonia, popular in Eastern Europe with over 2.5 million monthly visits and 4/5 Trustpilot rating. It features 5% seller fees, no buyer fees, dynamic withdrawal fees by method, and no KYC requirements.
What users are saying about market.csgo.com
What users love
- +Fast and responsive support team (15 min response times)
- +Secure P2P trading with browser extension and mobile app
- +Better prices than Steam Community Market
- +Transparent and fast withdrawal process
- +Long-standing reliable platform (operating since 2018)
What users complain about
- −Hidden withdrawal fees applied after transaction confirmation
- −Delayed trade settlements (up to 10 hours or longer)
- −Unresponsive support on payment issues
- −Auto-purchase listings sometimes fail to execute
| Skin ↕ | Price ↕ | vs Steam ↓ |
|---|---|---|
AK-47 | Slate (Field-Tested)
|
$4.13 | -28.0% |
How buying & selling works
Users log in via Steam account. Buyers browse listings with filters for price, quality, and rarity, view details including float values and pricing history, add to cart or use fast buy, pay, then confirm the seller's Steam trade offer to receive items in inventory. Sellers select items from Steam inventory via 'Sell', set prices using site tools, list them, and upon sale, confirm within 5 minutes, send manual Steam trade offer, verify buyer, and receive balance after 7-8 day Steam hold. Deals freeze for 7-8 days per Steam policy; cancellations trigger 30% penalties and 30-day restrictions on both platforms.
What sets it apart
Listings display float values and pricing history. Site provides pricing tools and market trends for sellers. Item previews available on product pages. Active on-site chat supports over 1,000 concurrent users. Automatic buying or selling options mentioned on listings. No built-in inspect feature; users must use external tools for full skin checks.
Trust signals beyond reviews
Publishes no public third-party security audits, esports sponsorships, or regulator registrations. No mentions of payment-processor partnerships like Adyen or Stripe, or open-source repositories.