At a Glance
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About CS.Deals
CS.Deals is one of the older third-party skin markets — its homepage says trading since 2016, and the Wayback Machine has it from June 2017 — run by CS DEALS LTD out of Limassol, Cyprus. It is peer-to-peer with bot custody: sellers deposit items to CS.Deals bots and list at their own price, buyers pay that price into an on-site backpack and withdraw to Steam as a trade offer from the same bots. The marketplace charges the seller 2% and the buyer nothing; the website's instant-sell desk charges 0%, and its Trading section 0%.
CS.Deals publishes a price for almost every CS2 skin, but most of those are estimates rather than something you can buy: a Steam-derived market price, a suggested listing price, and — only where somebody is actually selling — the cheapest live listing. Only the live listing is a price someone is actually offering the item at. Few CS2 skins have one, and those listings run high: a median 2.6 times the Skinport price, with the odd item at ten times. Check that an item is actually listed, and compare its price, before buying.
Before you use CS.Deals, know how money gets out. Deposit and payout methods, minimums and fees are only shown once you have signed in with Steam, so the publicly documented ones are crypto withdrawals in BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL and USDC, and a bank route its limits page refers to without naming. Withdrawal caps are set per account by tier, and instant sell works on the website only. On the plus side, CS.Deals publishes its bot list, a vulnerability disclosure policy, and a public API carrying each listing's float and a sales history of 3.4 million trades.
Pros
- A 2% seller fee and no buyer fee, with a 0% instant-sell desk on the website
- Trading since 2016 — one of the oldest third-party skin markets still running
- A public, documented API with per-listing floats, seeds, inspect links and a sales history of 3.4 million trades
- Registered Cyprus company, 4.7/5 on Trustpilot from 464 reviews
Cons
- Thin CS2 stock: only a small share of the skins it prices have a live listing, and those listings run a median 2.6x the Skinport price
- Deposit and payout methods are shown only after login; crypto and an unnamed bank option are the only ones confirmed publicly
- Instant sell is available on the website only
- Withdrawal limits are set per account tier, with crypto, bank and skin payouts sharing one 24-hour cap
Fees & Paymentsfee breakdown · deposits · withdrawals
Fee Breakdown
| Seller Fee | 2% | Taken after the sale, from the seller |
| Buyer Fee | 0% | Pay listed price only |
| Instant Sell | 0% | Website only; no withdraw fee on it either |
| Crypto withdrawal | Platform fee + network fee | Off the top of the amount; per-currency minimum applies |
Payment Methods
Withdrawals
Trust & Safetysecurity features
Security Features
Declared by CS.Deals. The operator, its registered company and how long it has been running are in the At a Glance panel above.
Channels & Appsofficial accounts
Official Channels
Where CS.Deals announces changes and answers support questions. These are the accounts the market itself publishes — an account that is not on this list and claims to be CS.Deals is not.
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