Questions, answered

We sell you complete Steam trading card sets for games you're short on. Crafting a set into a badge grants XP toward your Steam level — we deliver the cards via a real Steam trade offer, but you have to craft them yourself on Steam once you receive them.

TF2 keys, Steam Gems, and PayPal. We used to accept CS:GO keys too, but that option has been retired.

We can only sell sets we actually have in stock. If your target level exceeds what our current inventory can deliver, checkout will show you the highest level we can currently get you to, with a one-click option to adjust your order.

Yes — a trade URL only lets someone send you a trade offer, it can't be used to log in, take items, or access your account. We validate that the trade URL you save actually belongs to your own Steam account.

On Steam: Inventory → Trade Offers → "Who can send me trade offers?" There's a direct link to that page from your Account settings here too.

Usually under a minute once payment clears — we reserve your cards, send a real Steam trade offer, and you just need to accept it in your Steam client.

If something goes wrong before payment completes, you're never charged. If it happens after, contact support and we'll sort it out — refunds are tracked and linked to the original order in your trade history.

Time-limited card sets tied to Steam events, priced separately from the regular catalog. They only show up on the calculator while an event is active.

Yes, for abuse (chargebacks, fraud, scamming other traders). A ban blocks new purchases; it doesn't affect anything on your actual Steam account.

Only what's operationally necessary — your Steam ID, trade history, and saved trade URL. No IP addresses, device info, or activity logs. You can request deletion of your account data from the Account page at any time.