Buff163 review
A China-focused marketplace, best used as a regional price reference.
- Type
- Marketplace · partial
- Typical fee
- 2.5% seller fee (secondary; official fee page inaccessible)
- Cashout
- China-oriented Alipay/WeChat; no official data
- Payout speed
- No official data
- Min withdraw
- No official data
- Operating since
- —
- Eligibility
- Check on the site
- Best for
- China-market price reference for eligible advanced users
Sources
Partly sourcedWhere the fee, cashout, payout and minimum details above come from:
BUFF163 is a China-oriented marketplace, useful mainly as a regional price reference. Its official app listing confirms Dota 2 support and the operator. The 2.5% seller fee shown here comes from a secondary source, because BUFF’s official fee and withdrawal pages weren’t accessible. There’s no official data on Alipay/WeChat payouts, payout times or minimums.
The upside: a window into Chinese-market prices. The catch: registration, payments and withdrawals are hard to arrange outside China, and the fee figure is secondhand.
Treat the 2.5% fee as a working assumption: it would leave 97.5 CNY from a 100 CNY sale before other charges — not USD 97.50. A cross-currency comparison also needs an exchange rate and costs. Check that you can register, pay and withdraw legitimately in your region, and don’t rely on registration workarounds or an intermediary’s promises.
Pros
- China-market price reference for eligible advanced users
Cons
- Some terms are only partly sourced — see the source links
How to use BUFF163 for Dota 2
- Open BUFF163 from its official address and check the domain before signing in.
- Check that you can legitimately register, pay and receive funds in your region.
- Get the current official fee and payout terms before relying on the 2.5% figure.
- Confirm the final fee and what you receive on the last screen before you accept.
- Start with one low-value item, and stop if anything in the trade or payment looks different from what you expected.
Is Buff163 safe?
Use only an account you can register and fund legitimately in your region, and avoid third-party “access” services.
The verdict
Useful as a China-market price reference for experienced users; hard to use as a cash-out route elsewhere.
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Buff163 — frequently asked
What is the BUFF163 seller fee?
A secondary source lists 2.5%. BUFF’s official fee and withdrawal pages weren’t accessible, so confirm the rate in your account.
Can I use BUFF163 outside China?
BUFF is built around the Chinese market, and there’s no official data on Alipay/WeChat payouts. Check that you can register, pay and withdraw legitimately in your region before using it.