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.
Nexus runs since 2023 which on Tor is a long time. The interface is clean, the categories are where you would expect, and a vendor page shows order count and dispute number at the top so you can read it fast. New shoppers find their way around in a few minutes.
Payments work with three coins. Most people use Monero because it does not leak the wallet history. Bitcoin is there for sellers who only take BTC. Litecoin is the option when a deposit is small and the BTC fee would eat the order.
What sets Nexus apart from other shops is the login captcha. The real address is drawn inside the captcha image so when you type your password you can compare what is in the address bar against what the picture says. A copy of the site cannot fake both at the same time.
The address drawn inside the login captcha is the part worth knowing about. A copied storefront can reproduce every pixel of the design, because the design is served to anybody who loads it. What it cannot do is sit at the real onion address. Printing the address inside an image that the login flow generates means a copy has to either show the wrong address or break its own login. Compare what the picture says against your address bar before you type a password, every time, and the most expensive mistake available on this site stops being possible.
Bitcoin is the easy one to acquire and the one that writes the most down. Every payment records the amount and both addresses on a ledger anybody can read for as long as the chain exists. Litecoin behaves the same way on the ledger and confirms in a couple of minutes instead of ten, which makes it the sensible pick for a small deposit where a Bitcoin fee would take a visible bite. Monero produces no public record at all, which is why most regulars here use it and why the extra step of acquiring it is worth taking.
Longevity on Tor is a weak signal and a real one at the same time. It means the operator has survived several flood waves and at least one round of the address set being rotated, which a great many shops do not. It does not predict anything about next month, because every market that ever ended was operating normally the day before. Treat it as a reason to start here rather than as a reason to leave a balance sitting.
The current primary Nexus Market URL is nexusma2iekjhhyenua3u4zlyfsj2ubwxr2nt6gdte5rvwukzze63fyd.onion. It is a v3 onion address that only opens inside Tor Browser.
Nexus 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.
Nexus Market accepts BTC, LTC, XMR at checkout. Monero is the privacy default when supported.
Install Tor Browser from torproject.org, copy the primary Nexus 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.
Nexus Market has been running as a Tor hidden service since 2023.
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.
