Which address should I use?
They are separate doors into the same market with the same account and balance behind them. Take whichever answers fastest.
Read more →Verified onion addresses, the access route, and the checks that separate the real market from a copy. Indexed once so you are not searching for an address at the worst possible moment.

All of them open the same market. Copy one and confirm it on the login screen before signing in.
nexusb2l7fmqnefwphyy7m5zjhlkytlbo7qbb5lu5dlczr3azgii2gyd.onionnexusma2iekjhhyenua3u4zlyfsj2ubwxr2nt6gdte5rvwukzze63fyd.onionnexusabcdrstn74osnr67fsbzbo44kjpxqbbz5ymcwhlxjg6dloyhoyd.onionOpen in Tor Browser only. Before your password, read the onion on the login screen back against your address bar. If they do not match, close the tab.
Everything a buyer needs before a first order, in one place instead of five.
Every verified onion for the market, kept in one list with a copy button so nothing is retyped by hand.
Open the index →The short version of getting in, from a clean Tor Browser to a login screen you have actually confirmed.
See the route →Four checks that take seconds each and remove the only failure mode that costs people money here.
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Markets rotate addresses and take floods. That is routine, and it is only a problem if the moment a mirror goes quiet is also the moment you start searching for a replacement. Searching during an outage is how people find clones.
This index exists so the replacement is already in front of you. Bookmark it once and the interesting part of a bad day becomes waiting a few minutes rather than gambling on whatever a search engine returns.
Open the address indexA clone can copy the design perfectly, the wording, the layout, even the images. What it cannot do is print the correct onion address inside the anti-phishing image and in the header while sending you somewhere else. Compare that against your address bar before your password, every session, and the entire category of loss on markets like this disappears.
Not opinions from strangers, just the habits that decide whether a first order goes well.
A v3 onion is fifty six characters of deliberate noise. Typing it by hand is how people end up one character off, on an address somebody registered for exactly that slip.
Addresses go under load and come back. A single one not answering says nothing about the market. Take another from the index and carry on.
Never release payment before the package is with you and correct. Finalising early hands over the money and closes the dispute route in the same click.
A username used nowhere else, a long unique password from a local manager, the recovery phrase on paper and PGP two factor switched on.
Deposit for the order in front of you and withdraw the rest. Anything left on a market is exposed to whatever happens to that market.
Bitcoin and Litecoin write every payment to a ledger anybody can read years later. Monero does not, which is why it is the default here.
They are separate doors into the same market with the same account and balance behind them. Take whichever answers fastest.
Read more →Tor Browser from the official source, an address copied rather than typed, and a login screen you actually read before signing in.
Read more →Four checks, none of which take longer than reading a sentence, and together they remove nearly every way of losing money here.
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