Nexus Market questions answered

There is no clearnet site and no single permanent onion. The market publishes several addresses at once and this page indexes the verified set. Copy one, open it in Tor Browser, and confirm it on the login screen before typing a password.

Hidden services take floods, and operators rotate traffic between addresses to stay reachable. Publishing several at once means one address being attacked never closes the market for everybody.

Bitcoin, Litecoin and Monero. Use Monero for anything you want kept private, since the other two write every payment to a public ledger that stays readable indefinitely.

Compare the onion printed on the login screen against your address bar. The market shows it inside the anti-phishing image and again in the header. If those do not match what your browser shows, close the tab.

Almost certainly not. It is usually a tired Tor circuit or a short flood on that one address. Request a new circuit and retry, or open a different address from the index.

Payment is held in a 2 of 3 multisig contract until you confirm the order arrived, so neither the vendor nor the market can move it alone. Releasing early gives that protection away.

No. It is an index. It sells nothing, takes no payment, runs no accounts and stores nothing about visitors. It exists to hand you a verified address and the checks that go with it.