Nexus Market login
This site has no login. Neither should any other site, unless its address is one of the three above. The login form lives on the .onion, behind the entry button, and nowhere else.
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The normal flow
- Open any of the mirrors in the box above, in Tor Browser.
- On the entry page, choose the login option. If you are new, sign up from the same page, different button.
- Enter your username and password. If you turned on 2FA, the next step asks for the code from your authenticator app.
- You land in the dashboard: balance, orders, the market. That is the whole login.
Forgotten password
Use the recovery flow on the market’s own login page, the one that loads from an address you just verified. It goes through the email or recovery method you set at registration. There is no support inbox on this site and we cannot reset an account. Nobody can, except you, through that page.
Locked out after failed attempts
The login throttles after repeated failures. Waiting is the fix, and the window is short. If you keep failing, stop and check that you are on the right address first. Typing the right password into the wrong site counts as a failure on the wrong site, and it does not help the right one.
The 2FA app is gone
If the phone that holds the authenticator app is lost or broken, the market’s account recovery is the way back in, and it will want the backup phrase issued when you set 2FA up. Keep that phrase somewhere that is not the phone. The phrase is the difference between an annoyance and a locked account.