CS2 Marketplaces With PayPal Payouts (2026)

DMarket is a skin marketplace for CS2, Dota 2, TF2 and Rust, owned by DMarket Inc., a Delaware company that Mythical Games bought in 2023. Most CS2 sales cost the seller 2% and buyers pay nothing. Deposited money cannot be withdrawn again, only sale earnings can be paid out to PayPal, Skrill, Payoneer, card or bank.

DMarket ranks number 1 here because of its overall score of 9.4. Its strongest areas were trust (10.0) and selection (10.0), and its weakest was usability (8.1).

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Mannco.store is a bot-based skin marketplace run by Lexmoor International Limited in Hong Kong. It sells CS2, TF2, Rust and Dota 2 items, charges sellers a 5% fee, and pays balances out by bank transfer or PayPal. Its FAQ says no KYC is needed, but the terms let it ask for ID to verify a payment.

Mannco.store ranks number 2 here because of its overall score of 8.7. Its strongest areas were trust (10.0) and selection (10.0), and its weakest was usability (6.9).

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SkinSwap is a CS2 and Rust skin trading site run by DES Labs, LLC of Virginia. Users swap with its bots, buy with balance, or sell to the site for PayPal, Venmo, bank transfer or crypto. It takes no commission on sales but pays 75% to 90% of market value, and its terms page is blank.

SkinSwap ranks number 3 here because of its overall score of 8.6. Its strongest areas were fees (10.0) and usability (9.1), and its weakest was trust (7.5).

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ShadowPay is a CS2, Dota 2 and Rust skin marketplace run by BINARYLORE PTE. LIMITED in Singapore, with EU operations under Vozzby LTD in Cyprus. Buyers pay no fee, sellers pay 5%, and withdrawing to PayPal, crypto, bank or e-wallets costs another 5%. Withdrawals start at $20, and ID checks can be asked before paying out.

ShadowPay ranks number 4 here because of its overall score of 7.8. Its strongest areas were selection (9.0) and usability (8.8), and its weakest was fees (6.0).

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CS.MONEY is a CS2 skin trading site run by CS Virtual Trade Ltd. in Cyprus with G2G Marketplace Limited in Hong Kong. It offers bot trading, Instant Sell and a peer-to-peer Market charging sellers 5% and buyers nothing. Market sales cash out to Visa or PayPal after KYC, with a 7 day hold and $1,000 daily cap.

CS.MONEY ranks number 5 here because of its overall score of 7.7. Its strongest areas were trust (8.5) and usability (8.1), and its weakest was selection (7.0).

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Skinport is a marketplace where users buy and sell CS2, Dota 2 and Rust skins for real money, run by Skinport GmbH, registered in Stuttgart, Germany since 2018. Buyers pay no fee on top of the listed price, and sellers pay 8%. Sale money is paid out only by bank transfer after KYC checks at set thresholds.

Skinport ranks number 6 here because of its overall score of 7.6. Its strongest areas were selection (9.0) and trust (8.5), and its weakest was fees (5.7).

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Swap.gg is a skin trading site run by Swap.gg B.V., a Dutch company in Amsterdam active since 2017. Users trade CS2, Rust and TF2 items with its bots or Instant Sell for crypto, bank transfer, PayPal or Skrill. Instant Sell takes 8% plus 0% to 20% depending on the item, and payouts leave 7 days after the trade.

Swap.gg ranks number 7 here because of its overall score of 7.6. Its strongest areas were selection (9.0) and trust (8.5), and its weakest was fees (5.7).

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Waxpeer is a peer-to-peer marketplace for CS2 and Rust skins run by Peer Software Limited, a Marshall Islands company. Sellers list items from their Steam inventory and buyers pay from a balance topped up with cryptocurrency. Sellers pay a 6% fee, and you must pass KYC before you can withdraw money.

Waxpeer ranks number 8 here because of its overall score of 7.4. Its strongest areas were trust (8.5) and selection (8.0), and its weakest was usability (5.1).

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Avan.Market is a skin trading site run by Digital Black Horizon - FZCO in Dubai, UAE. Users sell CS2, Dota 2, Rust or TF2 items to its bots and get paid to a bank card, e-wallet, PayPal or crypto. Verification is only asked when anti-fraud flags an account, and the terms allow users from age 16.

Avan.Market ranks number 9 here because of its overall score of 6.7. Its strongest areas were selection (10.0) and trust (8.5), and its weakest was fees (3.0).

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SkinsMonkey is a bot trading site for CS2, Rust and Dota 2 skins, run by Virtual Asset Empire Limited in Nicosia, Cyprus. You swap skins with its bots or top up balance by card, PayPal or crypto. The balance cannot be withdrawn, only spent on the site, and fees are built into item prices, not shown separately.

SkinsMonkey ranks number 10 here because of its overall score of 6.6. Its strongest areas were trust (8.5) and selection (8.3), and its weakest was fees (3.0).

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SkinBaron is a German CS2 skin marketplace run by SkinBaron GmbH, registered in Hof since 2016. Users list skins for others, bots hold items in escrow, and sellers withdraw by bank transfer from €5 with no fee. Sellers pay 15%, card and PayPal purchases add 5% plus €0.35, and selling is open only to about 35 countries.

SkinBaron ranks number 11 here because of its overall score of 6.5. Its strongest areas were trust (10.0) and usability (8.1), and its weakest was fees (2.0).

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Lis-Skins is a skin buying and selling site run by In-Game Solutions PTE. LTD in Singapore. You sell CS2, Dota 2 and Rust items to the site at its own price and get paid by bank card, PayPal or crypto. Payout fees depend on the method, and most payouts wait out the 7-day Steam trade hold.

Lis-Skins ranks number 12 here because of its overall score of 6.4. Its strongest areas were trust (8.5) and usability (7.9), and its weakest was fees (3.0).

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