Nexus Market, from the clearnet

Nexus Market is a marketplace on the Tor network. It has no clearnet domain and no page anywhere on the open web to click through to. The only way in is an .onion address, and a sixty character string is exactly the kind of thing that gets mistyped one letter at a time.

This site is a directory, nothing more. It publishes the market's three addresses at the top of every page so you can copy one instead of retyping it. The rest explains the work: opening the addresses, waiting out the first load, and the check you run before signing in.

Why there are three addresses

All three open the same storefront, with the same vendors behind each one. None is ranked above another. There is no main mirror and no backup, and no reason for you to care which is which. If one of them is slow on a given day, open a different one. When the slow one starts answering again, switch back. That is the whole mechanism, and it costs you nothing.

Where to start

• You have never opened an .onion address before. Read the first visit page. It walks from installing Tor Browser to seeing the storefront, and takes ten minutes including the download.
• You pasted an address and want to be sure it is right. Read how to verify a link before you type a password anywhere.
• Nothing loads. Read what to check when an address will not open before you conclude the market is down.
• You want the straight answer on what this site is and is not. Here it is.

No uptime numbers, on purpose

You will not find a green online badge here, nor a percentage, nor a last checked timestamp. This site does not check the addresses. It does not sit on the Tor side and it does not watch anything, so there is no data to publish. If an address is not opening for you, the troubleshooting page covers what you can actually do about it.

The addresses are at the top of this page. Copy one and open it in Tor Browser.