Guide · Safety

Is tf2.gg legit?

You should not take anyone's word for it. Here is how selling on tf2.gg works and what you can check yourself before you trade.

Sell your items See all TF2 prices

TF2 keys or crypto
Paid right after the trade
You never send first

Short answer

The short answer

Yes. You sign in on the real Steam page, you see every price first, our bot sends the offer to you, and nothing leaves your inventory until you accept it in Steam. You never send anything first.

How to check any offer

Check the address
You should be on tf2.gg, and the sign in page should be steamcommunity.com.
Check the code
Your order page shows a security code. The trade offer must show the same code.
Check the items
Open the offer in Steam and look at both sides before you accept.

What you can check yourself

None of this needs trust. You can see it for yourself.

Our prices are public: see what we pay for any item without signing in
Sign in happens on the official Steam page, so your password never reaches us
Our bot sends the offer to you, and you decide in Steam
Every order has a security code that the trade offer must show
Live deals show real sales as they happen
Reviews from real sellers are on Trustpilot

Where your money goes

There is no balance to hold on the site. Crypto goes straight to your own wallet, and keys come in a Steam trade.

Your order page shows every step, and support@tf2.gg answers if anything looks wrong.

Watch out for fake offers

Scammers copy names and profile pictures. If an offer has no code and you did not start the trade in chat with our bot, decline it. We never ask for your password, your Steam Guard code or your API key.