Your skins
are waiting.
When someone launches a coin for your Steam profile, its creator fees buy you the CS2 skins they picked. Each one unlocks as the coin trades. Sign in with Steam, claim it, and it arrives in your inventory as a trade offer.
Paste your profile link, custom URL name or SteamID64. Your page shows every coin, your balance and every skin.
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From trades to your inventory
100% yours, nothing kept
Enough to claim
MAG-7 | Justice (Factory New)
$18.48 on the market today
The skins the launcher picked unlock in order as the fees cover them. Fees are credited once a coin's vault clears pump.fun's minimum, about 0.001 SOL. CSPaid pays the network fees; whatever a skin does not use stays in your balance.
Ready to claim?
0 of 4: tick what applies.
Do I need to do anything?
No. Your skins unlock on their own as the coin trades. To take them, sign in through Steam on this page and claim them. Until then they wait for you.
Where is the money kept?
In a Solana address of your own, worked out from your SteamID64, that anybody can watch on an explorer. When you claim a skin it moves to the CSPaid treasury and pays for that skin in the same breath, with a receipt.
Is my Steam account safe?
Yes. You sign in on steamcommunity.com, and Steam only tells us your SteamID64. Your trade URL lets sellers send you items; it cannot take anything out of your inventory.