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Verified Mirrors
Torzon Address
Primary endpoint
http://torzonzau4bdfi5cdzneuyp4r4ybmet5qpbc3vxuvlweoedl4xqdllyd.onionEvery Torzon Address listed here is PGP-signed by the market’s documented key. We check each .onion link hourly and display only mirrors that pass the signature test. Use the primary address or a fallback—both are cryptographically verified. No guesswork, no phishing clones.
Last verified: · STATUS: ONLINE
Current Torzon Address List
Below are the active .onion addresses for TorZon Market. Each entry shows the truncated URL, last-checked timestamp, and a copy button. The full list is PGP-signed; you can verify the signature against the market’s documented key.
| Mainmain | http://torzonzau4bdfi5cdzneuyp4r4ybmet5qpbc3vxuvlweoedl4xqdllyd.onion | |
This primary endpoint was last verified by the Torzon Market on 2026-08-19 22:51 UTC. PGP signature fingerprint matched: 2E2B D814 861C AA5D AC75. No phishing markers in response payload during inspection. Identified in this directory as the Main. | ||
The mirror list is signed with TorZon’s PGP key. You can download the signed file from the market’s About page and verify it locally. This ensures no third party—including us—has tampered with the addresses.
Mirror Authenticity Check
Paste any .onion URL claiming to be a Torzon Address. We’ll run it against the market’s documented PGP signing key and tell you if the signature matches.
The lookup tool above is a convenience wrapper. Under the hood, it performs a PGP signature check against the canonical key published by TorZon Market. If the signature matches, the mirror is authentic. If not, it’s a phishing clone—do not enter credentials.
For manual verification, download the signed mirror list from the market’s About page and use a local PGP tool like GnuPG or Mailvelope. The process takes less than a minute and removes any dependency on external services.
Network Status
Uptime (30d)
99.8%
▲ 0.2% vs last month
Last incident
Resolved in 45 min
Primary mirror
Online
Stable
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Brief outage on primary mirror
Primary mirror was unreachable for 45 minutes due to a Tor circuit issue. Fallback mirrors remained online. Incident resolved; no user funds affected.
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Scheduled maintenance
Platform underwent a 30-minute maintenance window for backend updates. All mirrors were restored on schedule.
Accessing Torzon Safely
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Use Tor Browser
Download the latest version from torproject.org. Avoid third-party bundles. Verify the signature against Tor’s documented PGP key.
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Disable JavaScript
TorZon Market works with JavaScript disabled. This reduces the attack surface. In Tor Browser, set the security level to “Safest” (NoScript).
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Verify the .onion address
Use the Mirror Authenticity Check tool above or verify the PGP signature manually. Never trust a mirror that hasn’t been signed by the market’s documented key.
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Enable 2FA
TorZon supports PGP-based two-factor authentication. Set it up in your account settings. This protects against credential phishing even if you accidentally visit a clone site.
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Use Monero (XMR)
TorZon credits Monero after 10 confirmations. XMR provides better privacy than Bitcoin. Avoid reusing addresses.
Never move communications off-platform. TorZon’s Terms of Service prohibit external contact (Telegram, Wickr, etc.). This rule exists to prevent de-anonymization. If a vendor asks you to move to another platform, report them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Torzon Address?
The Torzon Address is the .onion URL that leads to TorZon Market. It’s a v3 onion address, meaning it’s 56 characters long and ends with “.onion”. The address is cryptographically generated and can’t be chosen by the market operators.
Every Torzon Address listed on this page is PGP-signed by the market’s documented key. This ensures you’re accessing the real market, not a phishing clone.
How do I access Torzon?
Accessing Torzon requires the Tor Browser. Download it from torproject.org and verify the PGP signature. Once installed, paste the Torzon Address into the address bar and press Enter.
For better security, disable JavaScript by setting the security level to “Safest” in Tor Browser’s settings. TorZon Market works without JavaScript.
Is Torzon online?
Torzon is online and operational. We check the status of all mirrors hourly. The Network Status section above shows the current uptime and any recent incidents.
If you’re having trouble accessing the market, try a different mirror from the list. Tor circuit issues can sometimes make a specific .onion address unreachable even if the market itself is online.
Is Torzon down?
If Torzon isn’t loading, first check the Network Status section. If all mirrors show as online, the issue is likely on your end—either a Tor circuit problem or a local network issue.
Try these steps:
- Restart Tor Browser.
- Use a different Tor circuit (click the onion icon in the address bar and select “New Circuit for this Site”).
- Try a different mirror from the list.
- Check if Tor is censored in your country and use a bridge if necessary.
How can I verify a Torzon mirror?
You can verify a Torzon mirror using the Mirror Authenticity Check tool on this page. Paste the .onion address, and we’ll tell you if it’s signed by the market’s documented PGP key.
For manual verification, download the signed mirror list from TorZon’s About page and use a local PGP tool like GnuPG or Mailvelope. The process is straightforward and takes less than a minute.
Why is Torzon not loading?
If Torzon isn’t loading, the most common causes are:
- A Tor circuit issue—try a different circuit or a different mirror.
- JavaScript is enabled—TorZon works without JavaScript. Set Tor Browser’s security level to “Safest”.
- A local network issue—restart Tor Browser or your router.
- Tor is censored in your country—use a bridge.
If none of these work, check the Network Status section. If all mirrors are online, the issue is likely on your end.