Reference prices checked . Confirm the final amount on the swap form.
About Clover.tf
Clover is a Team Fortress 2 key exchange I run at clover.tf. My bots buy Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys for crypto and sell them for crypto, around the clock. You sign in with Steam, take a quote and trade with a bot. This page says how that works and what you can check before you trust me with any keys.
What Clover is
| Name | Clover (clover.tf) |
|---|---|
| Service | Buys and sells TF2 keys (Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys) for cryptocurrency |
| Items | Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys only. No hats, unusuals or other items. |
| Payment | Crypto only. No PayPal, cards or bank transfers in either direction. |
| How | Steam trading bots move the keys, on-chain transactions move the crypto |
| Hours | 24/7, automated |
| Prices now | sell $1.67 per key, buy $1.685 per key, all-inclusive |
| Swap size | 1 to 4,000 keys per swap |
| Coins | 16+ including BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, LTC, XMR |
| Networks | Ethereum (ERC20), BSC (BEP20), Tron (TRC20), Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base |
| Sign-in | Steam only. I never ask for ID. |
| Languages | English, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Korean, Ukrainian |
| Support | Support chat on the site and the Clover Discord |
| Affiliation | Independent. Not affiliated with Valve or Steam. |
Who runs it
Clover is one person: me. I am not part of Valve or Steam, and there is no company behind this. I have been quoting key prices and settling trades since February 2026, and the daily price record has been public since then. My trade history is on my backpack.tf profile, and my bots are listed on SteamTradeBots, an independent directory. If you need a person, the support chat on the site and the Discord are where I am. I read both, but I am one person, so allow some hours.
How a swap works
- Selling keys: sign in with Steam and set your trade URL. Pick how many keys. A bot sends you a trade offer; accept it and the keys land on your Clover balance. Choose a coin and network, paste your address and confirm. I broadcast the payout, usually within minutes. USDT on BSC comes from my own wallet and usually lands within a minute.
- Buying keys: sign in, choose how many keys and which coin. Send exactly the quoted amount to the address shown before the timer runs out. When the payment has enough confirmations, a bot sends the keys to your Steam inventory by trade offer.
- The quote is locked when you confirm. Network fees and partner costs are already in it. What the form shows is what you pay or receive.
- Every trade offer comes from a Clover bot. Deposit offers carry a code, and the same code is on the swap page. If they differ, decline the offer.
Step by step: sell TF2 keys for crypto and buy TF2 keys with crypto.
What you can check before trading
- The login page is steamcommunity.com. Look at the address bar. Steam's OpenID sends me your Steam ID and nothing else; I never see your password.
- My bots are listed under clover.tf on SteamTradeBots. Use the listing to cross-check the bot profile, and on a deposit still match the code on the trade offer against the swap page before accepting.
- Every payout has a transaction hash on your Transactions page. Open it on a block explorer. That is the proof of payment.
- Prices are public. The live rate is at
api.clover.tf/exchange/key-pricesand the daily history is at /tf2-key-price-history, going back to February 2026. - Compare the amount on the swap form with what arrives in your wallet. They should match.
- If you are unsure, start with one key. It costs a few cents of spread and shows you the whole path.
When things go wrong
- If a swap does not finish, your keys stay on your Clover balance. Withdraw them to your Steam inventory by trade offer whenever you like.
- If an exchange partner fails after your crypto has moved, the funds go back to your refund address.
- If you sent less than quoted or paid after the timer, the swap cannot finish on its own. Message support with the transaction hash and I will sort it out.
- Payouts are final. Nobody can pull crypto back from a wrong address or the wrong network, me included. Check the address twice.
- Anonymous Mode on the swap form routes the exchange leg through privacy-first partners only.
- I never message you first on Steam or Discord asking for keys, items or a payment. Anyone who does is not me.
More on this: is it safe to sell TF2 keys for crypto? and the full FAQ.
Frequently asked questions
Is Clover legit?
I have been quoting key prices and settling key trades for crypto since February 2026, and the daily price record is public on the price history page. You do not have to take my word for anything: sign-in goes through Steam's own login page, every trade offer comes from a Clover bot with a code you match on the site, and every payout has a transaction hash you can open on a block explorer. I never ask for ID. The quote is the full amount.
What does Clover do?
I buy and sell Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys for crypto through Steam bots, 24/7. Selling: you send keys to a bot by trade offer and I pay crypto to your wallet, about $1.67 per key right now. Buying: you pay crypto and a bot sends keys to your Steam inventory, about $1.685 per key right now, under the $2.49 Mann Co. Store price.
Who runs Clover?
One person. I am not affiliated with Valve or Steam. You can reach me in the support chat on the site or on the Clover Discord, and my trade history is on my backpack.tf profile.
Does Clover hold my keys or my crypto?
Keys, yes, on your balance from the moment you deposit them until you swap or withdraw them. Crypto, no. Payouts go straight to the address you enter, and when you buy, your payment confirms on-chain and then the keys go out. Clover is not a wallet, so do not leave value here.
Which coins and networks does Clover support?
16+ coins, including BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, LTC, XMR, XRP, on Ethereum (ERC20), BSC (BEP20), Tron (TRC20), Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base. USDT on BSC comes from my own wallet with no fee. Other coins go through exchange partners, and the network fee is already in the quote.
What happens if something goes wrong mid-swap?
If a swap does not finish, your keys stay on your balance. If an exchange partner fails after you have paid, the funds go back to your refund address. If you sent too little or paid after the timer, the swap cannot finish on its own; message support with the transaction hash and I will sort it out. Payouts themselves are final, so the address and network you enter have to be right.
Do I need to verify my identity?
No. You sign in with Steam and trade. I never ask for ID. If you want the exchange leg to avoid partners that might, turn on Anonymous Mode on the swap form. If you later send the crypto to an exchange and cash out to a bank, that exchange has its own rules.