Nexus Market FAQ

They are the mirrors this directory publishes, and each one opens the same store: same accounts, same balances, same orders. The market announces mirror changes with PGP-signed posts, and the list on the mirrors page follows those announcements.

There is no main one. The three are equivalent, and nothing in the order means a ranking. Use whichever your circuit opens fastest and stay on it.

You can look through the listings without logging in. An account is needed for orders, deposits, withdrawals and the dispute process. A Nexus Market sign up happens on the market itself, not on this site.

Mirrors rotate. An address can be retired under traffic or on a schedule, and a retired address stops resolving. When that happens the list here is updated and the old address is removed. No date is stamped on the change.

Yes, through Tor Browser on Android. There is no official iOS build of Tor Browser, which is why people on iPhone usually do this on a desktop.

No. We do not run availability checks, so there is no uptime percentage, no online badge and no last-checked time anywhere on this site, on purpose. If a mirror will not open, try the next one.

If you did not enter a password or move funds, nothing. If you did, treat the page you were on as a stranger’s site: change the password from a verified address.

The market runs on Tor. Clearnet gateways can render the onion in a normal browser, but the gateway sees the traffic, which is the part of Tor you are paying for. We recommend the direct address in Tor Browser.

When the market’s signed announcements change it. Not on a schedule, and not on a timer.

No. This is a directory of links and notes. We do not operate the market, hold accounts, process disputes or read your traffic.