All the working addresses for this shop. Paste any one into Tor Browser and keep going. Every mirror leads to the same shop, same account.
BlackOps runs on Monero and nothing else. No Bitcoin line, no swap happening in the background, just XMR in and XMR out. For people who came to Tor for the privacy in the first place, that is the whole point. The wallet never leaks a history because the coin does not carry one.
Several onion addresses stay live at the same time. When one gets flooded you paste another and keep going, same account and same balance on all of them. The login screen prints the real address inside the anti-phishing image and again in the page header, so you can match it against your bar before you type a password. A copy of the site cannot get both right at once.
Escrow holds your money until you confirm the order arrived, and the dispute team picks up problems while the coins are still held. New sellers run in escrow only until they earn the right to finalize early, and the dispute number sits on every profile so you can read a vendor in one look.
Every other shop on this directory accepts at least one transparent chain. This one does not, and that removes the option of making the convenient choice by accident. Nobody funds an order here in Bitcoin because it was preselected, and nobody ends up with a permanently readable record of the payment because they did not think about it at the checkout screen.
Monero takes slightly more effort to acquire than Bitcoin and fewer exchanges list it. If you already hold Bitcoin you will need a swap before you can order at all, which is a genuine barrier and the main reason a shop would normally accept both. Whether the trade is worth it depends entirely on whether you would be comfortable with the alternative sitting in a public ledger indefinitely.
Orders are held rather than paid straight to the seller, which is what makes buying from a stranger workable. What escrow covers is money attached to an open order. What it does not cover is a balance sitting on the platform between orders, which is exposed to whatever happens to the platform. Deposit for the order in front of you and withdraw the rest.
The current primary BlackOps Market URL is blackops5l63qnwnmlnsfvtlu66md3x3vp3fdtpna42eq7ozujr67hid.onion. It is a v3 onion address that only opens inside Tor Browser.
BlackOps Market publishes 3 verified onion addresses in total: one primary URL and 2 additional mirror URLs. All addresses route to the same shop, same account and same open orders.
BlackOps Market accepts XMR at checkout. Monero is the privacy default when supported.
Install Tor Browser from torproject.org, copy the primary BlackOps Market URL from this page, paste it into the address bar, wait through the anti-DDoS queue, then compare the onion address printed inside the login captcha image against your address bar before typing a password.
BlackOps Market has been running as a Tor hidden service since 2024.
Two checks. First, compare the full 56-character onion against the address on the login captcha image. Second, verify the operator PGP signature on the current rotation announcement. Both must match. Every URL on this page came out of a signed rotation.
