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Mobile guard/authenticator would remove the 15day hold when trying to sell or trade items.
Both are 2 completely different things.
That is NOT a 'trade hold'.
It's a trade cool-down that applies to CS:GO items.
http://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/2018/03/20308/
The authenticator [using it for exactly 7 days] removes the 15 day trade hold.
Trade hold applies in any of the following cases.
1) One user has not used the mobile authenticator.
2) Both users do not have the authenticator.
3) One user has not been using the authenticator for exactly 7 days (168 hours)
4) Both users have not been using the authenticator for exactly 7 days (168 hours)
Minor correction to this. The checks only happen on the condition that a user is losing an item in a trade. Gifts sent through the trade system aren't subjected to the hold if the person sending the item as a gift has the authenticator. Even if the person they are gifting the item to doesn't have it, there won't be a hold.
With that in mind, never try to break such a trade into 2 different trades. That's just asking to get screwed.
I think that's obvious (at least i'd hope so), hence why i never mentioned that and the topic at hand probably did not allude to any of that.
You don't even need to confirm a 'gift offer' — on your mobile device.