Aim.market Review

Instant sell · RU / CIS

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For your region: Usable CIS oriented, card and crypto payouts
Website aim.market
Type Instant sell
Region RU / CIS
Seller fee 5%
Buyer fee 0%
Cash-out Yes
Payout Up to a few hours
KYC Sometimes
Trust score 4.1 / 5 (928)

Who it’s for

Russia and CIS sellers who want to cash CS2, Dota 2, or Rust skins into real money via card, SBP, or crypto with no mandatory identity verification.

Watch out: Sale funds are locked by an 8-day Steam Trade Protection hold unless you verify your account to release part of the balance early.

Regional fit

Global · you
Usable CIS oriented, card and crypto payouts
Europe
Usable CIS oriented, card and crypto payouts
RU / CIS
Recommended RU and CIS payouts by card, SBP and crypto
China
Usable CIS oriented, card and crypto payouts
LATAM
Usable CIS oriented, card and crypto payouts

Fees and payments

Instant sell
  • Seller fee: 5%. This is the spread below market value on an instant sale.
  • Buyer fee: 0%.
  • Deposit: 1% on MIR cards, CBL, and FK wallet. 0% on TRON, TON, ETH, BTC, and USDT crypto deposits.
  • Withdrawal: Cards, CBL, Sberpay, and Tpay cost 30 RUB plus 1.7% (minimum 100 RUB). Crypto costs 0.5% plus fixed network fees (USDT roughly 1 USD, BTC roughly 14 USD).
  • Deposit methods: Bank card · SBP · Crypto
  • Cash-out methods: Bank card · SBP · Crypto

Delivery, holds and KYC

  • Delivery: Instant bot delivery.
  • Hold after a sale: Funds from a sale become fully withdrawable 8 days after the trade completes (7-day Steam Trade Protection window plus settlement). Verified accounts can pull part of the balance early.
  • KYC: Identity verification can be requested for some methods, amounts or risk checks.

Reputation and safety

Public trust score is 4.1 out of 5 across 928 reviews.

Check that you are on the official domain (aim.market), keep the Steam Mobile Authenticator on, and read every trade offer before accepting.

Last verified: July 1, 2026

Prices, fees and payment methods change and vary by region and account. This is general information, not financial advice. Check the current terms and the official domain before you deposit or trade.