Nexus market onion links
You landed here through a search for "nexus market link". The three current addresses are above, each with a copy button. Copy any one of them, open Tor Browser, paste it into the address bar, press Enter. That is the whole path from these lines to the market.
Copy one, open Tor, paste
- Copy an addressPick any of the three above and hit its Copy button. It does not matter which one.
- Open Tor BrowserNot a regular browser. If you do not have it yet, the ten minute setup is on the Open in Tor Browser page.
- Paste and goDrop the string into the address bar and press Enter. The market loads through Tor, nothing else.
All three addresses open the same storefront. There is no hierarchy, no primary and two backups. The first one you copy works exactly as well as the last one, so stop second guessing which to pick.
Why three addresses
A .onion address is not a name that points to a server. It is the server. The string is the address and the key material in one, which means the market can move by publishing a new string, and an old one stops resolving the moment the hardware behind it goes quiet. Over the two years since the market started in February 2024 it has changed addresses. When an address gets flooded with traffic, or the node running it comes under pressure, a new one appears and the old one is left behind.
That is why the address in a blog post from last year may open nothing at all. It was real once. It is not the market now. And a string that is typed by hand is worse than a dead one. A copy with a single character swapped does not fail. It loads. It loads someone else's hidden service, a parked page or a clone built to look familiar. That is the failure mode to design around, and it is why the check below exists.
Check before you log in
- The full .onion string is in the address bar, not a search box, not a landing page you were redirected to.
- The first six and last six characters match your copy. The quick comparison table lives on the verification page.
- The screen that says "Checking your browser before accessing Nexus Market" appeared. A clone rarely reproduces that exact wording.
- Nothing before the login form asks for a seed or a recovery phrase. Anything that does is explained on the security page.
Where to go next
- First visit guide : the first three screens, in order.
- Open in Tor Browser : install and settings, once.
- The login page : what sits between the address and the form.
- How escrow works : the 2 of 3 multisig.
- Deposits and coins : Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin.
- What is sold : the main sections and the Autoshop.
- Nexus on Dread : the official forum thread.
- FAQ : the questions that come up most.
The key and the signed mirror list are both on the verification page.