How to buy CS2 skins with crypto, step by step
Buy CS2 skins with Bitcoin, USDT, ETH, SOL and more: no account, just your Steam trade URL. The full process from choosing a skin to accepting the trade.
How it works
Pick your skin
Choose the skin, its condition and StatTrak™ if you want it, and paste your Steam trade URL. The price is locked when you create the order.
Pay with crypto
Send the exact amount to the address we show you. We detect the payment on the blockchain by ourselves.
Accept the trade
Once your payment confirms we send the skin to your Steam account with a trade offer. Accept it and it is yours.
To buy CS2 skins with crypto on SoleBCN you only need two things: your Steam trade URL and a wallet with one of the 24 supported payment options. There is no account or registration. You choose a skin and its wear, paste your trade link, pick a coin, send the exact amount shown, and once the payment is detected on the blockchain we send you a Steam trade offer. Here is each step in detail.
Step 1: choose your skin and wear
The catalogue has more than 1,800 skins in stock (the number changes constantly): knives, gloves, rifles, pistols, SMGs and heavy weapons. Browse by category, such as knives or gloves, or by budget with pages like CS2 skins under 25 euros.
Each skin page lists the price of every wear and, if they exist, StatTrak™ and Souvenir versions, plus the skin’s float range. Prices are in euros, follow the market live and update every 10 minutes. The price you see already includes our fee, so there are no surprises at checkout. Skins under 2 € are not listed, and the maximum order is around 5,000 USD.
Keep in mind that you choose the wear, not an individual item: you receive one unit of that wear with a random float and pattern. Doppler phases are the exception, because each phase has its own page. See CS2 float value explained if you are unsure which wear to pick.
Step 2: paste your Steam trade URL
In the order form, paste your trade URL. It must have the format https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=…&token=…, and the form validates it before continuing. If you do not know where to find it, follow how to find your Steam trade URL. Adding an email is optional.
Step 3: pick a cryptocurrency and network
You can pay with any of 24 options:
| Coin | Networks available |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Bitcoin |
| USDT | TRON (TRC20), Ethereum (ERC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana, Arbitrum, Polygon |
| USDC | Ethereum (ERC20), BEP20, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon |
| ETH | Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base |
| Others | TRX, XRP, SOL, BNB, LTC, TON, ADA (Cardano), POL (Polygon) |
Choose the network that matches the wallet or exchange you will send from. This matters: sending USDT on a different network from the one you selected can mean losing the funds. Our page on buying CS2 skins with USDT and the USDT and Bitcoin payment guide go deeper into networks.
Step 4: send the exact amount within 30 minutes
When you create the order, the euro price is converted to your chosen coin and that amount is locked for 30 minutes. The payment screen shows the exact amount, the address and a QR code. For XRP it also shows a destination tag, and for TON a memo (comment); both are required.
- Send exactly the amount shown. It may include a few extra decimals so it is unique to your order.
- Account for withdrawal fees. If your exchange charges a withdrawal fee, add it so that the exact amount arrives.
- Double-check the network before confirming in your wallet.
You do not need to send a screenshot or notify anyone: the payment is detected automatically on the blockchain. If you pay after the 30 minutes are over, the order is reviewed manually and you are either sent the skin or refunded.
Step 5: receive and accept the Steam trade offer
Once the payment is confirmed, we send a Steam trade offer to your trade URL. According to the site this normally takes less than an hour. Every order has an 8-character order number that you can look up in the box in the site header. When the offer goes out, the order page shows “Offer sent!” with a button that opens your Steam trade offers.
Open the offer, check that you are receiving the skin and giving nothing, accept it and confirm in the Steam mobile app with Steam Guard. The skin is now in your inventory.
After the trade: Steam’s 7-day protection
Since July 2025 Valve applies Trade Protection to CS2 items received in trades. For 7 days the skin cannot be traded or sold on the Steam Market, and the trade can be reverted from Steam. You can use the skin in game from the start, and after 7 days it is fully yours. Also, if your Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator has not been active for 7 days, Steam may hold the trade for up to 15 days. Details in CS2 trade hold and trade protection explained.
If something goes wrong
There is a support assistant (chat) on the website. Use it if you sent the wrong amount, paid late, or the offer has not arrived after a reasonable time. Have your order number ready. Most problems come from a wrong network, a short amount after exchange fees, or a missing memo on XRP or TON, so check those details before you send.
FAQ
Do I need to create an account to buy skins with crypto?
No. You only enter your Steam trade URL, choose a coin and pay. Email is optional and only used if you add it.
Why does the payment amount have so many decimals?
The extra decimals make the amount unique to your order so the blockchain payment can be matched automatically. Send that figure exactly.
What happens if the crypto price moves while I pay?
Nothing, as long as you pay within 30 minutes. The amount in your chosen coin is locked when the order is created.