How to pay for CS2 skins with USDT or Bitcoin
How to pay for CS2 skins with USDT or Bitcoin: pick the right network, send the exact amount, add exchange fees, use XRP/TON memos, beat the 30-min timer.
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 pay for CS2 skins with USDT or Bitcoin on SoleBCN, choose your skin, paste your Steam trade URL, pick the coin and the exact network, then send exactly the amount shown to the address on screen within 30 minutes. The payment is detected on the blockchain automatically and your skin arrives as a Steam trade offer. The steps below cover the details that make the difference between a smooth payment and a stuck one.
Step by step
- Choose the skin and version. Pick the wear and, if available, the StatTrak™, Souvenir or Doppler phase. The euro price already includes our fee.
- Paste your Steam trade URL. It must look like https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=…&token=… and the form checks it. Email is optional and no account is needed. See how to find your Steam trade URL.
- Select the coin and network. For example USDT on TRON (TRC20) or Bitcoin.
- Create the order. The euro price is converted into your coin and that amount is fixed for 30 minutes. You see the exact amount, the address and a QR code.
- Send the exact amount from your wallet or exchange, on the same network you selected.
- Wait for detection. The payment is picked up on the blockchain on its own; you don't need to send proof.
- Accept the trade offer in Steam and confirm it in the Steam app with Steam Guard.
Pick the right network
This is the most important step. USDT and USDC exist on several blockchains, and the address you see belongs to the network you selected. Sending USDT on a different network from the one chosen can lose the funds. When withdrawing from an exchange, make sure the network in the withdrawal form matches the one on your order.
| Stablecoin | Networks available |
|---|---|
| USDT | TRON (TRC20), Ethereum (ERC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana (SPL), Arbitrum, Polygon |
| USDC | Ethereum (ERC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon |
Besides stablecoins, you can pay with Bitcoin (BTC), ETH on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Base, and TRX, XRP, SOL, BNB, LTC, TON, ADA and POL. That's 24 options in total. Dedicated pages such as buy CS2 skins with USDT and buy CS2 skins with Bitcoin go into each coin.
Send exactly the amount shown
The amount on your order may include a few extra decimals. That's on purpose: it makes your payment unique so the system can match it to your order. Copy it exactly rather than rounding.
Exchange withdrawal fees
If you pay straight from an exchange, it may deduct a withdrawal fee from what you send. Add that fee on top so the exact order amount arrives at the address. Check the “amount received” figure in the withdrawal screen before confirming.
Memo and destination tag
Two coins need an extra field. XRP needs a destination tag and TON needs a memo (comment). Both are shown on the order page next to the address. Without them, the payment can't be linked to your order.
Bitcoin vs USDT: what changes
Bitcoin works the same way, but block confirmations are slower than on networks like TRON or Solana, so detection can take longer. Send promptly after creating the order so the transaction is broadcast well inside the 30-minute window. Stablecoins have the advantage of a steady value, so the amount you hold doesn't move while you prepare the transfer.
The 30-minute window, and what if something goes wrong
The converted amount is fixed for 30 minutes from the moment you create the order. Within that window the price can't change on you.
- If you pay late: the order is reviewed by hand, and you're either sent the skin or refunded.
- If you sent too little (for example because an exchange fee was deducted), or used the wrong memo or tag, contact support through the chat on the site with your 8-character order number.
- To check status: type your order number in the box in the header. When the skin is on its way, the page shows “Offer sent!” with a button to open your Steam trade offers.
According to the site, the trade offer normally takes less than an hour after payment is confirmed. If your Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator hasn't been active for 7 days, Steam may hold the trade, and after it arrives Valve's 7-day Trade Protection applies. Our guide to trade holds and Trade Protection explains both.
Don't have USDT yet?
If you hold another coin, you can pay with it directly from the list of options. If you specifically want USDT, you can swap your crypto for USDT on LarkSwap and then send it here on the network you choose. For the wider buying process, read how to buy CS2 skins with crypto. Below this guide, the site shows the payment options that are active right now.
Payment options available right now
FAQ
Which USDT network is cheapest to use?
Network fees vary over time and between exchanges. Compare the withdrawal fee your exchange charges for each network available on the order page and pick the one that suits you, as long as it matches the network you selected.
What happens if I forget the XRP tag or TON memo?
The payment can't be matched automatically. Contact the support chat with your order number and transaction details so it can be checked by hand.
Can I pay part in Bitcoin and part in USDT?
Each order has one coin, one network and one exact amount. Choose a single payment option and send the full amount shown in one transaction.