AWazon Market

3 entry addresses ยท runs in the Tor network

AWazon Market entry addresses

awazonip66usn4oq6vn5b3fqjyjjvavzu3ototnjbmi2wg6bocfc7aqd
awazonwilo4vky6obkwrkv62vx24tnf5323pts6d7gohdoj4pjt646qd
awazonvewzuve3emyxtz2z7ko6bjv6m6qieioi2tuvbgwiomn6vyryyd

Three entry points to one market, all equivalent. If one does not load, open the next one.

AWazon Market is a darknet marketplace, and like all darknet marketplaces it lives in the Tor network. The storefront, the seller profiles, the cart, the escrow wallet, the chat, all of it sits behind .onion addresses. A regular search engine will not find it, and a bookmark from a friend is a 56-character string that dies if even one letter goes wrong.

The three addresses above are the current entry points. They open the same market, and any one of them works. Copy one with the button, open it in Tor Browser, and let the entry process run. It ends at a storefront with categories, seller ratings and a search bar.

How the entry works

  1. Copy an address, do not retype it. One wrong character is a different site, run by a different person. The copy button hands you the exact string, last letter included. All three addresses
  2. Open Tor Browser. The market is not on the open web. Chrome and Firefox cannot read .onion addresses at all. Tor Browser comes from torproject.org and works on desktop and Android. Step by step
  3. Wait it out. The first screen is an access queue with a spinner and the sentence "Do not refresh the page." Then a dark captcha screen asks you to click the broken circle in a picture. Both are normal and both end. What each screen shows
  4. Check the address bar. The full .onion address should be sitting there, no gateway domain in front of it. Compare the last six characters against the highlighted ones. The full check

What you will see first

Anyone who has reached the market before knows the queue. If this is your first visit, know what is coming: a white page with a spinner that can sit for a while, then a "Are you not a Robot?" test where you click one circle in a painting, and only then the store. Seeing those screens means the address worked. An address that drops you straight onto a login form or a deposit box is not the market.

Everything else, in order

All mirror addressesThree .onion addresses with copy buttons, and the last-six-character check before you paste any of them.Read the guide Opening an .onion in Tor BrowserInstall, paste, wait. What the first load looks like, and why a minute of spinner is a normal state, not a problem.Read the guide The access queue and the robot checkThe "Do not refresh the page" screen and the broken-circle captcha, explained before you meet them.Read the guide Telling the real market from a copyA five-point check on the address bar and the first screens, so a wrong address never costs you a password.Read the guide The login screen and your accountWhere the account is created, what the login page contains, why no reset email will ever arrive, and 2FA.Read the guide When an address will not loadERR_TIMED_OUT, did-you-mean pages, endless queues. What each of them means, in order of how often they happen.Read the guide How the market and escrow workCategories, seller ratings, and the wallet that holds your payment until you confirm the parcel arrived.Read the guide A first order without mistakesThe payment window, the exact amount, delivery tracking, and the one button you press only after opening the box.Read the guide Questions, answeredWhich address to open, whether a VPN helps, why the load is slow, and what the captcha is actually asking.Read the guide