Nexus Market mirrors
Three .onion addresses, one store. Account, balance, orders, cart: identical on all of them. There is no main mirror and no backup, and the order in the box is not a ranking. Pick one, bookmark it, come back to it.
nexusb2l7jnnbmofyik5fqdemwg6inbg4e3i2pi75uewuw34zwvx2ryd.onionnexusma2iekjhhyenua3u4zlyfsj2ubwxr2nt6gdte5rvwukzze63fyd.onionnexusabcdrstn74osnr67fsbzbo44kjpxqbbz5ymcwhlxjg6dloyhoyd.onion
Which one do I use
Any. Bookmark the working Nexus Market link once and stop hunting for it. If your circuit reaches one slowly, paste another and the page comes up with your session intact. Some circuits route better to some onions than to others, and that changes with every reload. Nothing to fix, nothing to report.
How this list changes
Mirror changes at Nexus Market are announced as PGP-signed posts, and the addresses here follow those announcements. When a new entry is signed, it gets added. When an address stops resolving for good, it comes off the list.
We do not stamp a date on the change. If a link you saved stops working and it is not on this page, it is gone, and the three that are here are the replacement.
The vanity prefix
All three addresses start with the letters nexus. That run is generated into the key by the operator, not typed by hand, and it makes for a quick check: a Nexus Market mirror that does not start with nexus is not a Nexus Market mirror.
The third address on this page starts with the longer run nexusabcd. If you only remember the beginning of a link, remember that one.
Clearnet proxies
You will find pages that open .onion sites through a clearnet gateway, a normal domain that fetches the onion for you and renders it in a regular browser. The gateway sits between you and the market and reads everything that passes through it. For a site where you enter a password and move money, that is the point of Tor undone.
Paste the address into Tor Browser instead.