Gameflip

Gameflip is a marketplace for gamers to buy and sell digital goods. Users can list in-game items (skins), video games (keys/codes), gift cards, and even coaching services. It supports popular games like Rocket League, Roblox, and CS:GO.

Gameflip acts as a secure intermediary with its "Gameflip Guarantee." When a buyer purchases an item, the funds are held in escrow until the buyer confirms they have received the item and it works as described. This protects sellers from chargebacks and buyers from scams. It is a legitimate hub for turning gaming assets into cash.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. specific selling fees?

Yes, Gameflip charges a commission fee of 8% on the list price when an item sells, plus a digital fee of 2%. So, the total fee is typically around 10% of the sale price.

2. How do I get paid?

You can withdraw your earnings ("FLIP" or USD) to your bank account via Wise, Payoneer, Skrill, or Bitcoin. Withdrawals typically take a few days to process depending on the method.

3. Can I sell gift cards?

Yes, Gameflip is a popular place to sell unwanted gift cards for steam, PlayStation, Xbox, iTunes, and Amazon. You can often sell them for near-face value to other gamers.

4. What is the Gameflip Guarantee?

The guarantee ensures that if a purchased item is not working or not delivered, the buyer gets a refund. For sellers, it ensures that once the buyer rates the transaction (or after 3 days), the funds are irrevocably released to you.

5. Is ID verification required?

Yes, Gameflip employs strict KYC (Know Your Customer) measures. Sellers and buyers may be asked to verify their identity with a government ID to prevent fraud, especially for high-value transactions.