DMarket: fees, payouts and prices
DMarket takes 2% on liquid items and up to 10% on cheap or thinly traded ones. It pays out to PayPal, cards, crypto and more after Steam’s 7-day hold, and it shows instant cash prices.
DMarket at a glance
Shows an instant cash price · Since 2017
- Seller fee
- 2% on liquid items, up to 10% on low-liquidity
- Paid out via
- PayPal, cards, Skrill, SEPA, Payoneer, crypto
- Identity check
- KYC required for some withdrawal methods
- When the money arrives
- After the 7-day hold, then up to 48 hours (e-wallets) or 7 working days (cards, wire)
- Payout cost
- No DMarket fee, but payment processors charge their own, shown before you confirm
Fees and limits change by item and country, so confirm on DMarket before you sell. Sources are on the Fees and payouts tab.
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Watch for
- Lowest Trustpilot score of the larger markets (4.0 from about 22,000 reviews).Third-partyIndependent listing (not from DMarket)
- The 2% fee applies to liquid items only; cheap or thinly traded skins can cost up to 10%.OfficialDMarket blog: understanding fees
Who runs it
- Based in
- Wilmington, United States
- Founded
- 2017
- Trustpilot
- 4.0 of 5 from about 22K reviews
- Trustpilot score and review count, with company details from the marketplace and public registries.Third-partyTrustpilot
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