Which games does Market.CSGO support?

Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2, Rust, Team Fortress 2 and Steam gifts — the broadest coverage of any marketplace in this comparison, and the main reason to pick it over a CS2-only platform.

Does Market.CSGO have a mobile app?

Yes, for both iOS and Android, plus a browser extension. That is a heavier tooling investment than most competitors make, and it is what makes the automated trade-offer flow workable at volume.

How do I withdraw from Market.CSGO?

By bank card, crypto, SEPA, PayPal, PIX or YooMoney — Market.CSGO does not pay out to a Steam wallet. The fee varies by rail, running 3–6% of the amount taken out; the FAQ’s "5% of the withdrawal amount" line is roughly the middle of that range.

Is Market.CSGO connected to Valve?

No. The site states explicitly that it is not affiliated with Valve. It is operated by SLV TECHNO NTWRK LTD, a company registered in Nicosia, Cyprus.

Market.CSGO

5% Seller Fee
0–3.5% Buyer Fee
~3.5% Deposit Fee
3–6% Withdrawal Fee

Introduction

Market.CSGO is operated by SLV TECHNO NTWRK LTD from Nicosia, Cyprus, and carries the widest catalogue in this comparison: CS2, Dota 2, Rust, Team Fortress 2 and Steam gifts all trade on the same account. It states plainly that it is not affiliated with Valve.

How the market works

Trading is built around automated Steam trade offers. You authorise your Steam account, supply a trade link, and the platform generates offers on your behalf — typically with the help of its browser extension or mobile app. Buying runs through purchase requests, and selling through a quick-sale flow.

Fees explained

Market.CSGO publishes some of its rates directly: the sale commission is a fixed 5%, and the FAQ is explicit that "it is not possible to reduce the commission, as this percentage is fixed and applies to all users." Withdrawals vary by payout rail, running 3–6%; the FAQ’s line that "the commission for withdrawing funds is 5% of the withdrawal amount" sits roughly at the mid-point of that range rather than describing every rail. Deposits and buyer-side costs both depend on the payment system chosen — the FAQ says only that "the commission depends on the chosen payment system," visible in the invoice at checkout — and third-party measurements put deposits around 3.5% and buyer-side costs at 0–3.5%.

How to buy

Buying runs through purchase requests inside the automated trade-offer flow, most practically via the browser extension or mobile app rather than the website alone. Deposits are accepted by Visa, Mastercard, crypto, SEPA, PIX and PayPal, though the site fixes no single deposit rate — third-party measurements put it around 3.5% on average, varying by the payment system you pick. No headline buyer-side commission is published either; third-party figures put it at 0–3.5% depending on payment method, so the checkout price is the most reliable figure to judge a purchase against.

How to sell

Selling runs through the platform’s quick-sale flow rather than a listing you wait on: you supply your trade link, the bot generates the Steam trade offer, and a flat 5% sale commission applies once it completes — a rate the FAQ says cannot be reduced for any user. Because the flow leans on automation, having the browser extension or mobile app installed makes it noticeably faster to complete.

Cashing out

Withdrawal routes to a bank card, crypto, SEPA, PayPal, PIX or YooMoney — Market.CSGO does not pay out to a Steam wallet. The commission varies by payout rail, running 3–6%; the FAQ’s line that "the commission for withdrawing funds is 5% of the withdrawal amount" describes the mid-point of that range rather than a single flat rate across every route.

Tooling

This is where Market.CSGO stands out. It maintains native iOS and Android apps and a browser extension, a heavier investment in tooling than almost any competitor here, and it is the reason the automated trade flow is practical for high-volume traders.

Who it's for

A sensible choice if you hold inventory across several Steam games and want one account and good mobile tooling covering all of them. Less appealing if fee transparency matters to you, since deposit and buyer-side rates are only shown once you are inside the platform.

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages

Widest catalogue here — CS2, Dota 2, Rust, TF2 and Steam gifts
Native iOS and Android apps plus a browser extension
Automated Steam trade offers suit high-volume trading
Deposits accept Visa, Mastercard, crypto, SEPA, PIX and PayPal directly

Disadvantages

Deposit and buyer-side fee rates are not published — only shown at checkout
Withdrawal fees of 3–6% apply on top of the 5% seller commission, varying by payout rail
Requires granting Steam access and installing an extension or app
No usable Trustpilot summary to judge its reputation against peers

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Frequently Asked Questions

The sale commission is a flat 5%, and the FAQ states it cannot be reduced for any user. Withdrawals vary by payout rail, running 3–6% — the FAQ’s "5% of the withdrawal amount" line sits at the mid-point rather than describing every route. Deposits and buyer-side costs both depend on the payment system you choose: Market.CSGO fixes no rate in advance, but third-party figures put deposits around 3.5% and buyer-side costs at 0–3.5%.

Last reviewed 17 August 2026.