The current three Nexus Market mirrors. Every address on this page is pulled straight from the operator's signed roster — if it's here, it's the real thing. Hit Copy on whichever one loads fastest for you, paste it into Tor Browser, and you're in. That's the whole flow.
Funds release needs two keys out of buyer, vendor, platform. No single party drains the contract alone.
XMR is the primary rail, BTC is legacy. Stealth addresses kill chain analysis at the source.
Order details, vendor messages, and shipping blobs encrypt locally. The host stores ciphertext only.
Four steps, takes under a minute. Run it every session. The whole point is that you don't have to think — muscle memory keeps phishing clones from catching you on a tired evening.
Pull a mirror. Hit Copy on any of the three onion cards above. Don't type it out, don't screenshot it, don't accept it from a third party — just copy.
Open Tor Browser. Pulled from torproject.org directly. Not from a mirror, not from a re-uploaded bundle on some forum. The first place you cut corners is the first place you get caught.
Slide security to Safest. Scripts off, remote fonts off, media click-to-play. The login page renders fine without any of that — if you land somewhere that asks for scripts, you're not on a real mirror.
Log in. Use a password that's never appeared in any other account, stored in an offline manager. Don't let the browser save it. You're in.
Nexus opened in late 2023 to fill the gap left by markets that did escrow the lazy way — one set of keys, one big pile of customer money, one bad week and everyone's funds are gone. The Nexus build is the opposite. Money sits in escrow until you mark the order received, messages between you and the vendor stay encrypted on your side, and the mirror roster gets refreshed every day so phishing clones have a short shelf life. It's not glamorous. That's the point.
Three mirrors refreshed every 24 hours. If one catches a DDoS, the other two stay up and most users never notice.
The signed roster is held by people in different places. One legal letter doesn't take the verification offline.
Nexus runs on Tor only — no clearnet login page, no official Telegram, no official Discord. Anything claiming to be Nexus outside Tor is a clone.
Buyer ratings and dispute outcomes are signed when they're submitted. Vendors can't quietly edit a bad rating later. The only way out is more orders.
If one of these dropped you on this gateway, you are at the verified front door. Bookmark the domain.