Instant Sell CS2 Skins

On sites that buy skins themselves instead of matching you with another player, such as SkinCashier. You see the price, accept one trade offer and the sale is done, with no listing and no waiting for a buyer. For CS2 items the money is released after Steam's 7-day trade protection ends. Rust, TF2 and Dota 2 items aren't affected.

Yes, but not on the Steam Market: a Steam Market sale pays out in Steam Wallet funds, which you can only spend on Steam. To get real money you sell to a third-party site. SkinCashier pays out to PayPal and crypto, and every method shows its fee and limits before you withdraw. More on why Steam Wallet funds can't be cashed out in this guide.

Because of Steam's trade protection. Steam lets the sender reverse a CS2 trade for 7 days, so we release the money for CS2 items when that period ends. CS2 items themselves are never put on a trade hold. Rust, Dota 2 and TF2 trades can be held for up to 15 days if the Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator hasn't been active on your account for 7 days. You can check your trade hold on Steam.

Yes. Sell your skins, then pick PayPal when you withdraw your balance. The PayPal fee, minimum and maximum are shown when you withdraw, and you see the exact amount before you confirm. Crypto works the same way if you prefer Bitcoin, Ethereum or Litecoin.

A Steam Market sale pays in Steam Wallet funds that can't be withdrawn, Steam adds about 15% in Steam and game fees on top of your price, and you still have to wait for a buyer. We buy right away and pay real money, so our price is the Steam Market price minus the cost and risk of reselling the item. You see the exact price of each skin before you trade.

We don't buy every item. Very cheap skins, skins with an unstable price and skins we already hold too many of aren't accepted. After you sign in, you see a price only for the items we can buy. Each payout method also has its own minimum and maximum amount, shown when you withdraw.

You sign in through Steam's own login page, so we never see your password, and items move in a regular Steam trade offer that you confirm in the Steam Mobile app. Check that the offer contains only the skins you chose before you confirm. Who runs SkinCashier and what users say about it is on Is SkinCashier legit?

Counter-Strike 2 (CS2, formerly CS:GO), Rust, Team Fortress 2 and Dota 2. Each game has its own page: sell Rust skins, sell TF2 items and sell Dota 2 items.