BalticSkins is a cash desk for CS2 skins, run from Lithuania. Sign in with Steam, pick items from your inventory, and it quotes an exact payout in euros; accept the trade offer and the money goes out by SEPA, PayPal or crypto seven days after the items arrive. The same stock it buys is what it sells: every listing on its market is one specific item with its float, pattern and stickers, paid from a prepaid Site Balance and delivered as a Steam trade offer within minutes. A trade-in page lets you put your own skins toward that stock instead of cash.

We read the whole book: one open endpoint, 6,565 in-stock names and 47,493 units on 9 September 2026. The prices in the feed are euro cents — the site is EUR-native with a USD display toggle the API ignores, and our first deploy published every ask about 14% low before we caught it — so the row on our skin pages is that ask converted at the day's rate, which puts it at about par with Skinport. There is no fee line to add: the Terms name no commission on a sale or a purchase, only a card-deposit processing fee shown before you confirm.

The trade-offs are time and currency. Sale proceeds take seven days (eight business days in the Terms), every figure is in EUR and any conversion is on your side, and Site Balance is spend-only — it cannot be withdrawn, only an unspent cash deposit can be refunded. The operator is named: Matas Gabalis, trading under a Lithuanian Individual Activity Certificate with partners, governed by Lithuanian and EU consumer law, with AML/KYC checks from €15,000. What it does not yet have is a record — the Trustpilot profile dates from May 2026 and holds six reviews.

Declared by BalticSkins. The operator, its registered company and how long it has been running are in the At a Glance panel above.