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Documentation Index

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Welcome

Mannco.store is a marketplace for trading Steam items across multiple games including Team Fortress 2 (440), Counter-Strike 2 (730), Dota 2 (570), and Rust (252490). This documentation covers the REST API with API key authentication.

API Introduction

Learn about API key authentication, base URL, error handling, and permissions.

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Quick Start

  1. Get your API Key from your Mannco.store account settings
  2. Authenticate using POST /user/login with your API key
  3. Receive JWT token to use for all subsequent API calls
  4. Make API calls with your JWT token

Authentication Guide

Learn how to authenticate with your API key and obtain a JWT token.

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API Categories

Authentication

API key login and JWT token management.

Items

Browse item details, listings, pricing, sales graphs, and buy order lists.

Offers

Create, accept, decline, and manage trade offers between users.

Buy Orders

Create, update, and remove buy orders for items.

Payment

Create checkout sessions to add balance or pay for cart items.

Inventory

View items on sale, in inventory, set prices, and withdraw items.

Cart

Manage your shopping cart with add, bulk add, remove, and integrity checks.

Deposit

Deposit Steam items onto the platform for selling.

Trades

View active and historical Steam trades, resend trade offers.

User Account

Account info, balance, sessions, store profile, and history.

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Supported Games

GameApp IDDescription
Team Fortress 2440Hats, weapons, unusuals, killstreaks, spells
Counter-Strike 2730Skins, stickers, keychains, wear values
Dota 2570Cosmetics, arcanas, immortals
Rust252490Skins and cosmetics

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API Key Authentication

This API uses API key authentication instead of session-based authentication. All endpoints require a valid JWT token obtained by authenticating with your API key.
This documentation covers only the API endpoints that require the api permission filter, plus the POST /user/login endpoint for authentication.

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