White.Market

5% per skin sold, with a $0.01 minimum, and no buyer fee at all. Deposits and withdrawals cost between 1% and 3% depending on the payment system; the one exception the FAQ names is WhiteBIT Codes, which carry no fee. A separate White.Market news page claims 0% fees across all standard methods, but that conflicts with the FAQ, which we treat as authoritative.

No bank transfer or PayPal, but White.Market does pay out to a credit or debit card as well as cryptocurrency (USDT, BTC, ETH, WBT or WhiteBIT Codes). Crypto and WhiteBIT Codes withdraw fee-free; the card route carries the same 1–3% fee as a card deposit. Either way, there is no route to a bank account directly, which is the single most important thing to know before selling here.

Possibly, and its review page suggests the timing can be awkward — several users describe verification being required shortly after depositing, with some accounts blocked pending it. Budget for that before moving a large balance.

A group of entities disclosed in its own terms: WhitemarketDigital OÜ in Estonia for fiat and EU administration, Whitemarket Limited in the British Virgin Islands for crypto, plus three Hong Kong companies covering administration, technology and B2B. It sits within the WhiteBIT exchange ecosystem.

It markets itself specifically on not having them, describing the platform as operating without bots or trade holds. Steam’s own seven-day lock on recently traded items still applies, as it does everywhere.