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An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to Feesh. Your Steam Wallet has been credited 19.14 EUR.
The purchase price for this item is unusual. Funds received from this sale will be held temporarily.
Funds from this sale will be held by Steam for up to five days. In the meantime, the funds will be included in your pending wallet balance. In some situations, Steam Support may reverse the transaction and return the item to your Steam Inventory.
Steam Support cannot modify or accelerate this process. We apologize for the inconvenience.
This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time.
You'll get the money within a few days if everything is in order. The money is held because the system thinks the item was purchased or sold for fraudulent than legitimate reasons.
This grace period exists to allow Steam support a revert of a potentially illegitimate transaction as cleared transactions cannot be undone.
I understand its for security purposes but if we have authenticator and all the security stuff set up, and something also sells at avg price, those funds should never be held. Otherwise, that defeats the purpose of steam authenticator.
Refunding store purchases and the pending transfer of funds has nothing to do with the Market pending funds for sold items. These are 2 completely different things.
Steam place hold 24hrs ~ 7 days on wallet funds, normally it's 24hrs.
If refund back to your bank, the ones who holding the money up is your bank because they have to update the statements on your account to show it been return to you, and once the money out of the merchants hands, they can't help you, nor speed up your bank processing, this can range from 2 ~ 45 days depends how long your bank to process returning funds.
FYI AC2 sale last until September 30th 2024 you have 8 days, so not like you're missing the sale either way.
Good thing you didn't overreact.