01 · Signed address
We compare each address with the signed announcement and check the signer's key fingerprint. A Torzon onion link can look familiar down to the last character and still be a trap.
Independent link guide
Unaffiliated with market staff
Torzon Market Link & Security Hub with Signed v3 Onion URLs Checked Daily, Step-by-Step Verification & Platform Info
You can have your browser set up perfectly. A fake Torzon market link can still put your account on the line. Our independent site lists only verified links to Torzon Market: three onion addresses in one place. Check the address before you trust the login page. If you want to understand the setup first, we cover device security, gateway checks and account protection. You’ll also find how we verify the signed mirror list daily, help with mirrors that won’t load, BTC and XMR payment terms, and the platform’s buyer and seller rules. We’re independent of the market and don’t handle accounts or payments.
Reference Torzon Market Onion Addresses (3 PGP-Audited v3 Mirrors)
Reference Registry
3 v3 Strings Match Signed List ·
Use these three 56-character Torzon onion v3 addresses as a baseline reference to spot phishing clones. Anyone can generate a 56-character .onion string, so address length alone proves nothing—each Torzon market URL below is cross-checked character-for-character against the PGP-signed mirror list on Dread (d/Torzon).
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Verify the gateway before entering credentials. Search results, clearnet proxies, and forum bots routinely circulate lookalike Torzon market links that match the first and last characters of a real v3 address while intercepting your login and 6-digit PIN. We audit the three reference strings above against the signed mirror list, but sound OPSEC requires independent verification. Walk through our mirror signature guide, confirm your personal phrase before typing a password, and harden your browser and device setup first.
Tor v3 · No-JSBrowser security: Safest
Signed URL + PhraseCheck before login
1 Conf BTC · 10 XMRInvoices, deposits, 4% fee
14-Day Hold · $650 BondOrder and vendor rules
What to check before trusting a Torzon onion link
The Torzon market links listed here are checked daily against the signed mirror list and updated whenever a signed rotation replaces an address. Before you log in, there’s one more check that belongs to you: the login page.
02 · Daily signed-list sync
A signed address can rotate after DDoS pressure. We re-check all three strings daily against the latest PGP-signed announcement on d/Torzon and update the reference table when a signed rotation is posted.
03 · Login page
Look for your personal phrase before you enter a password. If the page asks for recovery words at login, stop.
Set up your device, then check the gateway
Account locks cannot fix a bad link or a leaky device. Work through both guides, or use the security hub to pick where to start.
Part 1: Your browser and device
Get Tor Browser from torproject.org, switch to Safest and keep the window unmaximized. The guide also covers Tails and Whonix, offline passwords and using Kleopatra to encrypt notes on your own machine.
Read Part 1: Device setup →Part 2: The address and login page
Match the listed addresses to a signed announcement. Your personal phrase should appear before you enter a password. The guide covers 2FA, PINs, offline recovery words and Stealth Mode.
Read Part 2: Mirror and login checks →XMR and BTC payment terms at a glance
The platform lists XMR and BTC, shows prices in 14 fiat currencies and charges a 4% fee. A $10 item would mean a $10.40 invoice. The ticker shows coin prices, not a live checkout quote.
Monero (XMR) Settlement Overview
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Ring signatures and stealth addresses obscure the sender, receiver and amount on-chain. The platform says it credits XMR after 10 confirmations. See the XMR and BTC comparison for confirmation rules and wallet options.
Bitcoin (BTC) Settlement Overview
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The platform says it credits BTC after one confirmation. It lists a built-in address shuffler, one-time invoices, account deposits and 2-of-3 multisig for supported orders. Bitcoin transactions remain visible on the public ledger.
Order holds, buyer tiers and market rules
Torzon says it launched in September 2022 and has more than 11,000 listings. Those figures are the platform's, not an independent count. The full overview covers its order policy, seller requirements and buyer tiers.
- After shippingFunds stay on hold for 14 days after Shipped. Standard gets +2×7d; upgraded tiers get +3×7d. Rule #10 bans early release.
- Seller rules$650 non-refundable bond (Rule #3), public key (Rule #2), own stock photos (Rule #13)
- Buyer tiersFree Standard account, optional upgrades, $1.50 daily raffle ticket, private mirror after five orders
- Reported scale11,000+ listings; three published v3 gateway addresses
The platform keeps buyer and seller accounts separate. Its rules ban dropshipping and moving conversations off-site. Read the order hold and dispute policy, compare buyer tiers and the raffle, or check all 14 rules.
Quick answers about our reference URLs and how to use this hub
Find the short answer here. The full FAQ covers account recovery and harder connection problems.
Where do the three reference .onion addresses on this page come from?
Each 56-character string in our reference table is checked daily against the PGP-signed mirror list posted on Dread (d/Torzon). Because regular browsers cannot route onion services safely, open them only in a hardened Tor Browser session—see our browser setup guide or read why Chrome, Safari, and Tor2web proxies fail in the FAQ.
Why do we list plain v3 strings to copy instead of one-click redirect links?
Automatic redirects hide the destination URL until the login screen loads, which is how phishing proxies trap users. Copying the raw 56-character string lets you compare every character against the signed list before connecting. If a verified address stalls or loops on the captcha, see the connection and captcha fixes in the FAQ.
How often is the signed mirror reference table updated?
We re-verify all three v3 strings daily against the latest PGP-signed notices and update the table whenever a signed rotation replaces an address. For step-by-step instructions on checking a newly rotated mirror yourself, see our PGP signature guide or the DDoS rotation answer in the FAQ.
Does this site process accounts, deposits, or support tickets?
No. We are an independent documentation and link-verification resource with no connection to market staff or wallets. If you have an uncredited BTC or XMR transfer, a double deposit, or a forgotten password, use our payment mechanics guide or the account recovery and transfer troubleshooting section in the FAQ.
Which guide should I read first before creating an account or placing an order?
Start with Part 1 (browser and device setup) and Part 2 (PGP mirror verification and login locks) so you never enter credentials on a clone. Once your connection is verified, review the XMR/BTC payment guide and the published 14-day order hold and vendor rules.
We’re independent of Torzon Market. We check the three Torzon onion links on this page daily against the signed mirror list and update the reference strings here whenever a signed announcement changes them. We don’t manage accounts or handle payments. Before entering your password, check the address and signature yourself using our guide.