torzon-market.access, verified onion list, mirror rotator, status terminal
A small terminal that publishes the live Torzon market mirror set plus the rotator endpoint. No marketing, no cart, no scripts. Just the addresses, signed, with a fingerprint you can check yourself.
Torzon market official onion mirrors
The set below is the canonical mirror list the operator key signs. Each line is a v3 onion address, length 56 plus the .onion suffix. Copy the one you need into Tor Browser, do not paste anywhere else.
Mirror rotator + status checker
Picking by hand is fine, but most users want the rotator. It is a router that pings the inventory, picks whichever mirror is alive and fastest from your circuit, and bounces you over with a 302. The same onion also serves /status.json with mirror health if you want to script against it.
Two endpoints worth knowing on that onion:
/: immediate 302 to a live mirror, lowest-latency first/status.json: JSON map of{onion: {alive, latency_ms, last_check}}for the full inventory
Technical specifications
Access procedure
If this is your first time on a Tor hidden service, the workflow is short and entirely client-side. Nothing here phones home, nothing here writes a tracking cookie.
- Download Tor Browser from the official torproject.org build server. Do not use a mirror you cannot verify.
- Set the security slider to Safest. That disables JavaScript globally, which is what we want.
- Copy one mirror from the list above, or use the rotator onion if you want auto-routing.
- Paste into the address bar. Wait for the circuit to build, it may take a few seconds the first time.
- If the registration page asks for a username, pick a fresh one with no overlap with any clearnet handle.
Operator notes
The list is kept current by a sweep process that runs every six minutes against each onion. A mirror that fails three consecutive sweeps is dropped from the public list and the operator key re-signs the manifest. That manifest is what the rotator reads on each start.
If you see a mirror missing here that you used last week, it is almost always because the descriptor went stale on the v3 directory and the sweep dropped it. Try the rotator first, it will land you on whatever is live.
Account tiers on Torzon
Standard
- Base browsing, vendor view, purchase
- Standard escrow window (14 days)
- Free daily raffle entry
Enhanced
- Multiple raffle entries per day
- Vendor priority queue on disputes
- Private mirror endpoints for hot vendors
Premium
- All enhanced features
- Dedicated onion shortcut
- Maximum raffle pool allocation
Rotator FAQ (short)
Does the rotator log my IP?
No, and it could not even if it tried. The connection is a Tor hidden-service circuit, the rotator sees a per-circuit identifier, not your IP.
Why use the rotator instead of bookmarking one mirror?
Because that mirror will be unreachable some percent of the time. The rotator just hands you whichever is alive right now without you having to think about it.
Can I script against the JSON status endpoint?
Yes. /status.json is rate-limited per Tor circuit but otherwise public. Use it for uptime dashboards or local mirror selectors.
Security checklist
- Tor Browser security slider set to Safest. JavaScript disabled globally.
- Verify the PGP signature on the mirror manifest published by the operator key. Fingerprint is on /security.
- Separate Monero wallet, generated offline, never bridged to a clearnet exchange identity.
- Fresh username per market, never reused, never matching any clearnet handle.
- Never enter an onion received over Telegram, Reddit DM, or Discord. Always cross-check against this page.