Buy and sell CS2 skins with Bitcoin
7 sites that take Bitcoin for CS2 skins, compared on fees, bonuses and deposit methods. Bitcoin payments can’t be reversed, so check the address first.
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Details5 deposit methods for SkinSwap
- Founded
- 2021
- Commission
- Service fee, lower for crypto than for PayPal or Venmo
- Deposit methods





- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Details6 deposit methods for PirateSwap
- Founded
- 2024
- Commission
- $0.15 - $3.01
- Deposit methods






- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Details6 deposit methods for Mannco.store
- Founded
- 2017
- Commission
- 1%-5% based on the type of crypto
- Deposit methods






- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Details10 deposit methods for Skin.place
- Founded
- 2020
- Commission
- $1.00 - $1.71
- Bonus
- Code GAMEZOD2: 2% extra value on your first sale
- Deposit methods










- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Details5 deposit methods for DMarket
- Founded
- 2017
- Commission
- 2%
- Deposit methods





- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Details6 deposit methods for ShadowPay
- Founded
- 2019
- Commission
- 1%
- Deposit methods






- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Details7 deposit methods for BITSKINS
- Founded
- 2015
- Commission
- 0%
- Bonus
- 0.05% fee reduction after $2500 in sales
- Deposit methods







- Buy skins for cash
- Yes
Cashing out in crypto? See what your skin pays and who pays out in crypto.
Can you buy and sell CS2 skins with Bitcoin?
Yes, on the sites that list it. You can pay with Bitcoin to buy skins, or take it as the payout after a sale. Bitcoin payments can't be reversed, so check the address and the amount before you send, and expect the Bitcoin price to move while the payout is on its way.
Steam wallet funds can't be withdrawn as cash. A Bitcoin payout is money you can spend anywhere.
How do you buy CS2 skins with Bitcoin?
- Pick a site that lists Bitcoin as a deposit method.
- Sign in with Steam and open the deposit page.
- Send the exact amount to the address shown and wait for the site to credit it.
- Buy the skin. The site delivers it through a Steam trade offer.
What should you check before you pay?
- Bitcoin payments can't be reversed, so check the address and the amount before you send.
- Crypto isn't always the cheapest route. SkinSwap says its service fee is lower for crypto than for PayPal or Venmo, while Tradeit charges 2% on crypto payouts.
- The price of Bitcoin moves, so a payout can be worth more or less in dollars by the time it arrives.



