Waxpeer

A flat 6% on sales. Waxpeer’s own FAQ spells it out with an example: sell an item for $100 and $94 lands in your balance once it delivers. Deposit and withdrawal fees are a separate matter: Waxpeer itself publishes no fixed rate for either, showing the actual figure only once you pick a payment method in-app, but third-party reporting puts deposits around 1–2.8% and withdrawals around 1–2%, varying by rail. Buying itself carries no reported charge.

It operates a working peer-to-peer marketplace, but it carries a 2.4 Trustpilot rating — the lowest of any marketplace we compare — and is registered in the Marshall Islands, which offers limited practical recourse if something goes wrong. Weigh that against the convenience before moving large sums.

To a bank card or bank account — the two rails Waxpeer’s terms name — once identity verification is done. The terms commit to processing within 24 hours on business days, up to three business days for some methods, but they never state what the withdrawal costs; third-party reporting puts it at roughly 1–2%, depending on the rail.

No. It runs a player-to-player model, so items transfer directly between Steam accounts. A browser extension handles auto-accepting trades, which is what makes the flow practical for frequent traders.

Counter-Strike 2, Dota 2 and Team Fortress 2, each with its own storefront. That is comparable to Skinport and DMarket for breadth, though paired with a considerably weaker support reputation.