Trade forum

No. SkinWeb does not take a cut of trades between users, and there is nothing to deposit. Steam does not charge for trade offers either. If you sell a skin for cash on another market instead, that market's fee applies.

No. Items go directly from one Steam inventory to the other through a Steam trade offer. SkinWeb is where you find the other person and agree the deal; Steam is where the items move. Nothing on this site can take an item out of your inventory.

On a marketplace like CSFloat or Buff163 you sell to the site's buyers for money and pay the site a fee. On the trade forum you swap skins with another player and pay no fee, and you can trade for items you could not buy with a balance. Which one is better depends on whether you want cash or a different skin.

Only ever accept a trade inside Steam's own trade offer screen and the Steam Mobile app, and read every item on both sides before you confirm. Never click a link that says it will show you a trade, never enter your Steam login on another site, and never share a Steam Guard code with anyone. Do not accept a middleman you did not ask for. If someone rushes you, stop.

Two skins can share a name and look different. Check the wear, the float, the stickers and the pattern in the Steam trade offer, not just the name. On SkinWeb every listed item shows its wear and float where Steam reports them, so you can compare. If they do not match, decline the offer.

You can post a listing that asks for cash or crypto, but the payment is between you and the buyer, not through SkinWeb. There is no wallet or escrow here, so only deal for cash with people you have reason to trust, and never send the skin first on a promise. If you want the site to guarantee the payment, sell on a marketplace instead; Webber shows what the skin is listed for on each of them.

Yes, for a limited time. Each new trade you create earns 5 tickets and each real offer 1, and one weighted random draw picks the winner of a Navaja Knife. A trade needs $1 of new items at listed prices, and an item with a float under 0.001 or $10 of stickers counts whatever its price. Offers have no price rule. Traders can decline obvious spam as spam, which takes that offer's ticket away, and admins review those reports before the winner is drawn automatically a day after the end. The giveaway page has the dates and the official rules.

Your trade link lets another player send you a trade offer without being your Steam friend. In Steam, open Inventory, then Trade Offers, then Who can send me Trade Offers. Copy the Trade URL and paste it into SkinWeb when it asks for it, or in your profile settings.