Selling skins online should be simple, automated, and secure. That’s exactly why we built our Steam Seller Plugin.
Here’s how it works — from your perspective as a seller.
Step 1 — Connect Your Steam Account
You log in via official Steam authentication.
We do not access your password. Steam confirms your identity and provides us your Steam ID.
Step 2 — Sync Your Inventory
Once logged in:
- Our system securely reads your public Rust inventory.
- You can select which skins you want to sell.
- You set your desired price (or use suggested pricing).
Nothing is removed from your inventory at this stage.
Step 3 — Listing & Reservation Logic
When you list a skin:
- It remains in your Steam inventory.
- Our system tracks its asset ID.
- The item is marked as “available” on our marketplace.
If a buyer purchases it:
- The item becomes temporarily reserved.
- Our system verifies it still exists in your inventory.
- We automatically initiate a trade request.
Step 4 — Automated Trade Execution
Once a buyer completes payment:
- Our Steam bot sends you a trade offer.
- You confirm it in your Steam app.
- The item is transferred to the buyer.
The process is fully automated. No manual middlemen.
Step 5 — Payment Settlement
After the trade is successfully completed:
- The sale is marked as finalized.
- Your balance is updated.
- You can withdraw funds according to platform rules.
Why This System Is Secure
Our plugin ensures:
- No direct access to your account.
- No password handling.
- No API key exposure.
- Real-time inventory validation.
- Automated bot-controlled trades.
If an item is removed from your inventory before sale, it automatically becomes unavailable on the marketplace.
Why We Built It This Way
Traditional skin marketplaces often:
- Hold items before sale.
- Require manual deposit.
- Create friction in selling.
Our system removes that friction.
You keep control of your inventory until the moment it is sold.