Nexus Market
Nexus Market addresses verified

All three open the same store. Use whichever loads.

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Nexus Market review

This is a reference, not a fan club, so this is what to actually check rather than what to believe.

What to look at

  • Vendor history. A long feedback record with few disputes is the real signal. A new vendor with a perfect score has not been tested.
  • Escrow. Your coins sit in escrow until you confirm. That is the main protection, and it only works if you keep the order on the market.
  • Dispute handling. Read how the market mediates before you need it. Knowing the process in advance changes how you buy.

What to watch for

  • Lookalike addresses. The most common way people lose funds is not a bad vendor. It is a wrong address. Verify the address before you log in. The verify page and the PGP page cover this.
  • Off-market deals. The moment a conversation moves off the market, escrow no longer applies.
  • New accounts. A brand-new account asking for a large first order is a pattern worth being slow on.

Legit for a market like this means the escrow works, the disputes are handled, and the addresses are the real ones. Check those three things and you have most of the answer. The rest is just buying carefully.