Fees
A fee applies when you top up your balance and when you withdraw revenue, and it is always added on top. You enter the amount you want to receive, and before you confirm you see three numbers: the amount, the fee and the total. The table below comes from the service settings and shows the current rates.
| Operation | Balance | Fee | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buying a skin | any | 0% | |
| Top-up via SBP | ruble | 5.5% | from 100 ₽ up to 300,000 ₽ |
| Top-up by card | ruble | 5.5% | from 100 ₽ up to 300,000 ₽ |
| Top-up in USDT | dollar | 0.5% | no limits |
| Withdrawing proceeds in USDT (TRC20) | ruble | 3% plus network fee 3.00 USDT | from 500 ₽ |
| Withdrawing proceeds in USDT (TRC20) | dollar | 0.5% plus network fee 3.00 USDT | from $5.00 |
- The fee is added on top: you name the amount you want on your balance or withdrawn, and the fee is added to it.
- Sale proceeds can be withdrawn after 8 days.
- If you cancel a trade you have already accepted, the penalty is up to 50% of the item price.
How a fee on top is calculated
- You enter the amount that should reach your balance or your wallet.
- We show the fee and the total: how much you pay, or how much is deducted from your revenue.
- You confirm or change the amount. Nothing is charged until you confirm.
Here is the idea without tying it to a rate. Say you need a certain amount on your balance for a purchase. You enter exactly that amount: all of it reaches your balance, and you pay that amount plus the fee. There is no need to guess how much extra to add.
A withdrawal also carries a network fee, which the blockchain network charges for the USDT transfer itself. It is shown in the calculation before you confirm.
How to read the table
- Operation. A purchase, a top-up by each method and a payout on each network.
- Balance. Ruble or dollar: each has its own rates and amount limits.
- Fee. A share of the amount and, for payouts, the network fee as well.
- Amount. The smallest and largest amount per transaction, where limits apply.
Below the table you will find the length of the revenue hold and the maximum penalty for reversing an accepted trade.
What carries no fee
- Selling a skin. The price shown next to the item is the amount that reaches your balance.
- A refund when a trade fails: the item price is returned in full.
A fee already paid on a top-up is not returned when an order is refunded: it was charged for the top-up.
Two balances
You have two balances, one in rubles and one in dollars. SBP (Russia's Faster Payments System) and cards top up the ruble balance, a USDT transfer tops up the dollar balance. An order is paid in full from one of them. Money does not move between balances.
What you can withdraw
Only revenue from selling your own skins, and only in USDT. A top-up cannot be withdrawn: it is there to buy skins. The steps are on the Revenue payout page.
Comparing with other marketplaces
Percentages are calculated differently from site to site: sometimes the fee is inside the amount, sometimes on top. Compare the outcome for the same item instead: how much leaves your card for the skin to land in your inventory, and how much reaches your wallet after a sale and a payout.
The same fees are available as plain text for programs in fees.md.
Questions and answers
What does "fee on top" mean?
You enter the amount you want on your balance or in your wallet. The fee is added to it, and before you confirm you see three numbers: the amount, the fee and the total.
Is there a fee for buying or selling a skin?
The purchase markup is the first row of the table. When you sell, the full price shown next to the item before the deal is credited to your balance: nothing is deducted from it.
Can I withdraw a top-up?
No. A top-up can only be spent on skins. You can withdraw revenue from selling your own skins, and only in USDT.
Why do payment methods have different fees?
The fee depends on the payment method and on the balance the money goes to: SBP and cards top up the ruble balance, a USDT transfer tops up the dollar balance.
How do I know if the fees have changed?
The table on this page always shows the current rates. Your transaction uses the calculation you saw on screen before you confirmed it.