Skinport
marketplaceSkinport is a regulated EU marketplace for buying and selling CS2, Rust, and Dota 2 skins with real money, known for its security, transparency, and low seller fees of 8%. It requires KYC verification for withdrawals via methods like SEPA, typically processed within 1-3 business days.
What users are saying about Skinport
What users love
- +Fast instant delivery and quick payouts for sales
- +Easy-to-use interface with transparent fee structure for buyers
- +Responsive support team with quick resolution times
- +Competitive prices and reliable service overall
What users complain about
- −10% seller fees considered excessive by users
- −Long 7-14 day trade hold times frustrate sellers
- −Aggressive fraud detection blocks legitimate payment cards
- −No peer-to-peer sales option; forced to use marketplace
Price vs Steam (median)
Per-skin % deviation from Steam Community Market, then median across the tracked basket. Outliers below 20% or above 500% of Steam are excluded.
How buying & selling works
Buyers search and filter skins using advanced tools, add items to a cart, and complete checkout with multiple payment methods; items transfer via automated bot trade offers. Sellers deposit skins from Steam inventory, set prices (with Skinport suggestions based on Steam market value), and accept trade offers to list. The platform automatically filters out Trade Protected items, ensuring only fully tradable skins appear. Withdrawals process through a third-party payment processor.
What sets it apart
Skinport maintains a vast inventory exceeding 2.3 million listings across multiple games. Customer support operates via email with reported 24-hour response times and comprehensive FAQs.
Trust signals beyond reviews
Skinport partners with Adyen, a leading payment service provider, for transaction security. The platform complies with European Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) and EU GDPR requirements. Communications use SSL encryption, and accounts employ enterprise-grade security measures.