The three links
The block at the top of this page is the complete list. Three .onion addresses, each one opening Nexus Market. We publish them without labels on purpose. There is no "main" address and no "backup", and calling one of them primary would be a story we made up. If you are looking for the nexus market address, all three of them are it.
How to use one of them
- Copy an address with the copy button. Do not retype it. 56 characters is exactly the length where a finger slips, and nothing catches it for you until a stranger's site opens instead.
- Paste it into the Tor Browser address bar. Full string, .onion included. Press enter.
- After the page loads, look at your address bar. Take the last six characters and compare them with the table below. Same six: you are on the market. Different six: you are somewhere else, and the page in front of you does not matter.
Check table
| address | last six |
|---|---|
nexusb2l7vah4dnacy6sasnuzrayrkzuqzpzbvw3v7hxpypth6pafpqd.onion | pafpqd |
nexusma2idee6cndveqpty2oahxvjkzfbfz4qhmo4z5aljxntx3ngvqd.onion | 3ngvqd |
nexusabcdyk5mrsghxmprelubxkkjvcv4vdvhg4zterhhyj7biyzb7ad.onion | yzb7ad |
The table repeats the three addresses from the block above. The right column exists because comparing six characters is something a person actually finishes doing, and comparing fifty-six is not.
Why there are three
A market inside Tor runs more than one hidden service. The extra addresses carry traffic and give a fallback for when a circuit keeps failing. For you the difference is small: if one address will not resolve, it is usually the circuit, not the address. Take a new circuit, or take the next address.
What this page does not show
No uptime percentage. No online indicator. No last-checked time. This site makes no requests to the .onion addresses, so it has no such numbers to show, and it will not start publishing them. A site that shows you live status for Nexus Market is the one making those requests, and it knows you came.