Nexus Market
Nexus Market addresses verified

All three open the same store. Use whichever loads.

nexusb2l7vah4dnacy6sasnuzrayrkzuqzpzbvw3v7hxpypth6pafpqd.onion
nexusma2idee6cndveqpty2oahxvjkzfbfz4qhmo4z5aljxntx3ngvqd.onion
nexusabcdyk5mrsghxmprelubxkkjvcv4vdvhg4zterhhyj7biyzb7ad.onion

Connecting with Tor

Tor Browser is the reliable way to reach Nexus Market. The market is a .onion service, which means it only exists inside the Tor network. A regular browser will not get there, and a clearnet gateway that rewrites the address sees your whole connection, which defeats the point of using Tor for a marketplace.

Install

  • Download Tor Browser from torproject.org. Only that domain. The build is signed, and a copy from anywhere else is a guess.
  • Run the installer. On first start you will be offered a Standard, Safer, or Safest setting. Standard is fine for shopping. The safer levels trade speed for anonymity, and a slow market is its own problem.
  • Do not add browser extensions. Most of them are not built for Tor, and several can leak the address you are visiting.

The first load

  1. Paste an address from the block at the top and press enter.
  2. The circuit build takes time. Give it a full minute before you decide anything.
  3. If the store loads and looks right, you are in.
  4. If it times out, open the next address. One onion service being slow is common, and it is not a sign the address is wrong.

Security level

Leave it at Standard while you shop. If you are on a network you do not trust, move to Safer, but expect slower loads. You do not need Safest to reach the market, and it will make every page take longer.

Once you are in, the login page is at the top of the store. If the load keeps failing across all three addresses, the troubleshooting page walks through the usual causes.