Is SkinCashier legit?

No. SkinCashier is run by Global Ecommerce Soultions sp. z o.o., a company registered in Poland in 2018 (KRS 0000752744), and we've been buying skins since 2019. You can look the company up in the official KRS register. You'll also see the price of every item before you trade, and the payout fee before you withdraw.

Global Ecommerce Soultions sp. z o.o., based at Rondo Ignacego Daszyńskiego 2B, 00-843 Warszawa, Poland. KRS 0000752744, NIP (tax ID) 5252766307, REGON 381548760. And yes, "Soultions" is how the name is spelled in the official register, so we spell it the same way. Our Terms of Service name the same company, address and KRS number.

Because of Steam's trade protection. For 7 days after a CS2 trade, Steam lets the person who sent it undo it, so we send your money once that window has closed. It's a Steam rule and it only covers CS2. Rust, TF2 and Dota 2 items aren't part of it, which is also why CS2 items and items from other games go in separate trades.

ScamAdviser rates websites automatically. It looks at things like hidden WHOIS details (our domain uses privacy protection), traffic rank, which registrar the domain uses, and whether a site deals in crypto or game skins. We do both of those last two, so those flags won't go away. It doesn't check who runs a site or how its transactions go. The company behind SkinCashier is public in the Polish KRS register (KRS 0000752744), and you can read what users say on Trustpilot.

On Trustpilot. Anyone can post there, and the negative reviews stay up. The reviews on our home page are 5-star ones we picked from Trustpilot, so check the full list there if you want the whole picture.