YouPin898

YouPin898

  • 0% Seller Fee
  • ~1% Buyer Fee
  • 0% Deposit Fee
  • 1% Withdrawal Fee

Introduction

YouPin898 (悠悠有品) is a Chinese domestic skin marketplace. It is included here because Skinscanner indexes its prices, but it is fundamentally a platform for the Chinese market — the interface, the payment rails and the verification requirements all assume a Chinese user.

How the market works

Users list items for sale directly, and buyers browse those listings rather than buying from a bot inventory. YouPin898 also runs a rental system, where skins are let out at a daily rate — a feature none of the Western marketplaces in this comparison offer.

Fees explained

The published rate card puts the trading fee on CS2 items at 0% for sellers and a 1% withdrawal fee with a ¥2 minimum, rounded up to the nearest yuan — both confirmed on YouPin898’s own site. A buyer-side fee is not on that rate card; in-app reports put it at roughly 1%, though nothing in Chinese-language sourcing confirms it, so treat that figure as unconfirmed. Deposits appear to carry no fee either, again only as an in-app report rather than a published rate.

How to buy

Buyers browse listings posted directly by sellers, rather than buying from a bot-held inventory, and fund purchases through AliPay, WeChat Pay, bank card or QR code — as reported in-app, since deposit methods aren’t on the published rate card. YouPin898’s own rate card gives no buyer-side fee figure; in-app reports put it at roughly 1%, unconfirmed by any Chinese-language source.

How to sell

Sellers list an item themselves, and the published rate card puts the CS2 trading fee at 0% — nothing is taken at the point of sale. The only charge on a completed trade shows up later, when the proceeds are withdrawn rather than when the item sells.

Cashing out

YouPin898’s own fee-standard page names only the rate — a 1% service fee with a ¥2 minimum, rounded up to the nearest yuan — not the payout methods. In-app reports, unconfirmed by any Chinese-language source, list AliPay, WeChat Pay and bank transfer as the routes out. What is documented is that withdrawal requires identity verification tied to the account holder, which in practice limits it to users who can complete a Chinese real-name check.

Availability

This is the practical barrier for most readers. Account verification assumes a Chinese real-name identity, and there is no English-language support or Western social presence. YouPin898 also has no Trustpilot profile, so there is no independent review score to point at.

Who it's for

Relevant if you are trading from within China, where the 0% trade fee is genuinely competitive. Effectively inaccessible otherwise, which is why it appears in our price comparison but is rarely a practical option for international buyers.

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages

  • 0% trading fee on CS2 items for sellers, confirmed on the published rate card
  • Offers skin rental at a daily rate, which no Western competitor here does
  • Direct peer-to-peer listings rather than bot inventory
  • Very large domestic user base and deep liquidity

Disadvantages

  • Requires Chinese real-name identity verification to withdraw, ruling out most non-Chinese users
  • No Trustpilot profile, so no independent review score exists
  • No English-language support or Western social channels
  • Its own pages name two different operating companies
  • Deposit and payout methods (AliPay, WeChat Pay, bank card, QR code, bank transfer) are only known from in-app reports, unconfirmed by any Chinese-language source

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Frequently Asked Questions

In practice, no. In-app reports list AliPay, WeChat Pay, bank card and QR code for deposits and AliPay, WeChat Pay and bank transfer for payouts, though none of it is confirmed by a Chinese-language source — and withdrawing requires identity verification tied to a Chinese real-name account regardless. Without one there is no route to get money off the platform, whatever you manage to sell.

Last reviewed 17 August 2026.