• Withdrawal limit

  The notification "N of M withdrawals are already running" means the maximum number of items is already being withdrawn at once. You can start a new withdrawal once some of the current ones finish. How to fix it Accept the trade offers that have already been sent: click "Accept" on the item in your inventory or in the notification, then confirm the trade in Steam. Wait for the remaining trade offers. Items that couldn't be withdrawn come back to your inventory and free up slots too.Few readers

• Too many failed attempts

  The notification "Too many failed attempts, try again later" appears after several withdrawals in a row have failed. Trade offers to your account are then paused for a while. The item came back to your inventory on the site. How to fix it Find out why the previous withdrawals failed. Usually it's a wrong trade link, a private inventory, Steam trade restrictions, or trade offers that weren't accepted in time. The other articles in the "Withdrawals" category cover each of these. Fix theSome readers

• Your Steam inventory is full

  The notification "Your Steam inventory is full" means there's no room left in your CS2 inventory for a new item. The item came back to your inventory on the site. How to fix it Free up space in your CS2 inventory: sell or trade items you don't need, or move them into a Storage Unit in the game. Click "Withdraw to Steam" again.Some readers

• Your Steam inventory is private

  The notification "Your Steam inventory is private" means your Steam inventory is visible only to you. A trade offer can't be sent to an account with a private inventory, so the item came back to your inventory on the site. How to fix it Open your Steam privacy settings. Set both "My profile" and "Inventory" to "Public". The inventory can't be more public than the profile, so both need to be open. Wait a few minutes: Steam doesn't applySome readers

• Your Steam account has a trade ban

  The notification "Your Steam account has a trade ban" means Steam has blocked trading on your account. While the ban is active, items can't be withdrawn to this account. The item came back to your inventory on the site. What you can do Only Steam Support can tell you why the ban was issued or lift it. We can't remove a Steam ban. The item stays in your inventory on the site: you can sell it for balance.Few readers

• Your trade link is invalid or missing

  If Settings opened with the "Steam Trade URL" field highlighted when you tried to withdraw, or you got the notification "Your trade link is invalid", the site doesn't have your trade link or it's out of date. Most often the link stops working because it was regenerated in Steam: the old link becomes invalid right away. Another common cause is a link copied from a different Steam account. Trade offers are always sent to the account you signed in to the site with, so the link must come from thatSome readers

• Your Steam account cannot trade

  The notifications "Your Steam account cannot trade right now" and "Your Steam account cannot receive trades" mean Steam is currently restricting trades on your account. The item came back to your inventory on the site. Common causes The Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator isn't enabled, or was enabled less than 7 days ago. Without it, Steam holds trades for up to 15 days, and a withdrawal can't go through with a hold. You recently enabled Steam Guard, changed or reset your password, or sigSome readers

• Withdrawal failed: the item is back in your inventory

  If you got the notification "Withdrawal failed" with the text "The item is back in your inventory", the trade didn't go through and the item is back in your inventory on the site. You can withdraw it again. If the notification shows a different reason, look for the article with the same title in the "Withdrawals" category. Common causes The trade offer wasn't accepted in time: there's a limited window to accept it. The trade offer was declined or canceled in Steam. The item is temporSome readers