Is Skinport legit?
Skinport is run by Skinport GmbH in Stuttgart, Germany, and opened its bot-market storefront in 2018.
Monthly visitors ~4,000,000
KYC required in certain cases
Verifiable bots
Transparent fees
Extension
Skinport Plus extension blocks phishing domains, confirms official bots, and checks Steam API‑key safety. The code is open‑source on GitHub, installs in seconds, and is entirely optional.
Support
A multilingual FAQ explains fees, KYC and trade holds; live chat and tickets via email usually answer within 48 hours.
Features
P2P markeplace
In a peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplace the skin stays in the seller’s own Steam inventory until a buyer pays, so no bot is involved. Because the skin never leaves the seller’s account, the seven-day trade hold that would apply after sending it to a bot does not kick in.
Marketplace fee
Public sales incur a 8% seller fee, for skin sales above €1,000 the fee drops to 6%.
Private sales incur a 2 % seller fee.
No on-site balance
Skinport doesn’t have wallet system, once an item sells funds move directly from the buyer’s bank account to the seller’s bank account.
A cut that is taken by the platform after a skin is sold. On all listed websites the fee is paid by the seller.
Trading fee
The difference between the user’s skin value and the site’s skin value. For example, if the user’s skin is worth $100, the same skin in the site’s inventory is priced at $110—a 10 % difference. That $10 gap represents the site fee.
Deposit bonus
Meant to boost buying power for trades or purchases. A 30% bonus on a $100 deposit gives $130 to your balance.
Instant cashout/sell pricing
100%
90%
70%
Skin value $100
Expect to receive approximately ~70-90$
Websites listed offer between ~70-90% of the skin's market value. Faster a skin sells, higher the offer from the site.
Store
The site sells only its own skins, users can buy but cannot sell.
Deposit real money
Fiat
Crypto
KYC
Required to deposit.
Withdraw real money
Fiat
Crypto
KYC
Required to withdraw.
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