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How the Vault Reward System Works

Learn how SkinSwap’s Vault Reward System works. Understand how value is added to your Vault, when you can claim rewards, and what happens after you claim them.

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Written by Jop
Updated over 3 weeks ago

The Vault is SkinSwap’s reward system that gives traders extra value for every trade they complete. Each trade worth over $10 contributes a percentage of its value to your Vault. Once you meet the trade requirement, you can unlock and claim your reward.

How It Works

1. Trade items worth over $10
Each time you trade site items worth more than $10, a portion of the trade’s value is added to your Vault balance.

2. Complete four trades to unlock your Vault
After four qualifying trades, your Vault becomes available to claim. All four trades contribute to the Vault’s total value.

3. Claim your reward

  • You can claim a free skin worth up to your Vault’s total balance.

  • If the selected item costs less than your Vault balance, the remaining amount will be added to your SkinSwap balance.

  • You can continue trading beyond four trades every additional trade adds more value until you claim.

4. Vault resets after claiming
Once you claim your reward, your Vault balance and trade count reset. A new Vault starts automatically with your next trade.

Example

After three trades totaling $162.31, your Vault balance grows based on your total trade value so far. When you complete your fourth trade, it adds additional value and unlocks the Vault. You can then claim a free skin worth up to your Vault balance, or receive the leftover amount as balance.

Additional Details

  • The Vault does not appear for users who already have a free item available, but progress is still tracked.

  • There is no limit to how many trades can contribute before claiming.

  • If you make more than four trades before claiming (for example, six), your reward is based on all six trades. Once you claim, your Vault resets to zero.

Start earning Vault rewards!

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