How do I deposit skins?
You send the skins to the site in a Steam trade offer. The site shows a trade request, you accept and confirm it in Steam, and the site credits your balance after it receives the items. The site decides how each skin is priced, as explained in CS:GO dice vs CS2 dice.
Steam requires you to confirm trade offers with the mobile app or by email. This is a Steam rule, not a site rule. See Steam Support’s page on trade confirmations.
What do skin withdrawals require?
A site that sends you skins usually asks for three things. These are common requirements, not a universal rule, so read each site’s terms.
- Trade URL. Steam lets you send trade offers to friends, or to anyone who has given you their Trade URL.
- A viewable inventory. A public inventory lets the site and Steam see which items can be traded.
- Steam Mobile Authenticator. Steam says there is no new-device trade restriction if a Mobile Authenticator has been on your account for at least 7 days.
Steam Support documents these rules on its Trading and Market Restrictions page. We checked it on 2026-11-09, and Steam can change it, so verify the current text before you rely on it.
Why are skin withdrawals sometimes delayed?
Steam can restrict or delay trades. For CS2 items, Steam Support says items are not subject to the older trade hold. Instead, items you receive in a trade are protected for 7 days: you cannot trade, consume or modify them, and trades can be reversed within that window. We read this on the Steam Support trade protection page on 2026-11-09.
Other causes include a newly added authenticator, a password reset, an unconfirmed trade offer or a manual review by the site. The site’s terms should say which apply.
Skins or crypto?
Both work, and they suit different players. The table compares the two routes.
| Skins | Crypto | |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit route | Steam trade offer | Blockchain transfer to a site address |
| Needs | Steam account, trade URL, confirmation | A wallet and the right network |
| Delays | Steam trade protection and restrictions, site review | Network confirmations, site review |
| Fees | Site pricing spreads and rules | Network fees, which vary |
| Main risk | Trade scams and mispriced skins | Wrong address or network, price swings |
Choose the route you understand best, and check the site’s minimums for each.
How long do withdrawals take?
It varies, so we do not give one number. Operators advertise different speeds. PLG.BET states instant crypto withdrawals and one to three business days for traditional methods. Real times depend on the site’s review, the method and the network.
Crypto transfers arrive after the network confirms the transaction. Skin transfers depend on Steam rules and on your account status. The only reliable way to learn is to test a small withdrawal, as we suggest in how to start playing CS:GO dice.
Are there fees?
Possibly. Crypto transfers cost network fees. Sites may set minimum withdrawals or apply a pricing spread to skins. Look for these in the site’s payments page before you deposit, and compare them with the details we list on the review cards in our ranking.
What about bonuses?
Deposit bonuses often carry wagering requirements that affect when you can withdraw. Read CS:GO dice bonuses, promo codes and rakeback before you accept one.