Seller fee
~7.0%
Market type
Bot inventory
Ask about CS.Money
This page is what the market is. The chat is what it is doing right now.
How trading works here
What actually happens when you buy or sell
Bots hold the inventory, so a purchase completes as soon as you accept the trade offer. Selling means trading into the bot at its quoted buy price rather than listing and waiting.
Trade-based platform; bought items carry Steam's 7-day hold. Prices include CS.Money's markup.
Store balance; withdrawal options are limited compared to cash markets.
Fee structure
What this market charges sellers at each level. The headline figure above is the rate our deal maths uses.
Selling into the bot inventory. The registry rate.
Selling on the peer marketplace.
The reduced rate on high-value sales.
What it is built for
- Instant buying from bot inventory, no counterparty to wait for
- One of the longest-running marketplaces still operating
Things to know
- Available payment methods change by jurisdiction, so what you see depends on where you are
- Our scraper for it is currently suspended, so stored prices here can be stale
How to trade on CS.Money
What you actually have to do, step by step. Every step links to the page it was checked against.
CS.MONEY is Steam-login-only and splits into two largely separate worlds: "Trade" mode, where you swap your skins against the site's own bot inventory using a Trade balance that can never be cashed out, and "Market" mode, where you sell peer-to-peer or instantly to the bots and build a Market balance that can. Getting items in and out is Steam-mechanics-heavy — a mobile authenticator aged 15 days, a public inventory, a current trade URL, no stray Web API key, plus a browser extension and Steam Session Cookie permission just to list on Market. The real friction is on the way out: sale proceeds sit under a multi-day hold tied to Steam's Trade Protection, KYC is mandatory before any withdrawal, and cashouts go to VISA cards within documented minimum and daily-maximum limits.