Waxpeer
p2p, marketplaceWaxpeer is a peer-to-peer skin marketplace supporting CS2, Dota 2, and Rust with 5% seller fees, 0% buyer fees, and a 4.5/5 Trustpilot rating.[1][4] It offers competitive fees including reductions for VIP traders and features API access with an international base.[4][12]
What users are saying about Waxpeer
What users love
- +0% deposit fees and low transaction costs
- +Wide selection of CS2 skins and cases
- +Browser extension for automated bulk purchases
- +Competitive pricing compared to other markets
What users complain about
- −Frequent order fulfillment failures and unshipped items
- −Unresponsive customer support with multi-day delays
- −Platform crashes, UI bugs, and technical glitches
- −No penalties for sellers who cancel/revert trades
- −Card payment option unavailable or non-functional
Price vs Steam (median)
Per-skin % deviation from Steam Community Market, then median across the filtered basket. Outliers below 20% or above 500% of Steam are excluded.
| Skin ↕ | Price ↕ | vs Steam ↓ |
|---|---|---|
|
AWP | Wildfire (Well-Worn)
|
$49.49 | -22.0% |
|
M4A1-S | Player Two (Battle-Scarred)
|
$52.88 | -26.9% |
|
Glock-18 | Neo-Noir (Well-Worn)
|
$32.94 | -30.1% |
|
AWP | Asiimov (Battle-Scarred)
|
$73.88 | -30.9% |
|
StatTrak™ AK-47 | Redline (Well-Worn)
|
$53.79 | -33.2% |
|
StatTrak™ AWP | Electric Hive (Field-Tested)
|
$51.10 | -35.8% |
|
StatTrak™ AWP | Asiimov (Well-Worn)
|
$164.48 | -36.6% |
How buying & selling works
Users log in via Steam OAuth to access the platform. Buyers complete purchases using balance, credit cards, or other methods, receiving items directly via Steam trade offers after payment confirmation. The seller's Steam account must remain online for smooth delivery. No advanced float filtering or detailed sticker previews are available in browsing.
What sets it apart
Waxpeer provides public API access for developers and market analysis tools for price tracking. It features a modern interface with secure trading processes and multiple payment options for global users.
Trust signals beyond reviews
No public records of esports sponsorships, regulatory registrations, third-party security audits, or payment-processor partnerships like Adyen or Stripe appear in available sources. The platform publishes no open-source tooling repositories or parent-company certifications.