Verified onion directory: the addresses we publish

Open the full torzon record (5 addresses) →

The canonical address is shown here. Torzon also runs four rotating mirrors that all resolve to the same project; the complete set with copy controls lives on the record.

One canonical mars address is on file. Confirmed reachable on the date shown.

One canonical wethenorth address is on file. The project is also written as WTN in older listings.

One canonical nexus address is on file. Do not confuse this project with unrelated services that share the word nexus.

One canonical vortex address is on file. Confirmed reachable on the date shown.

One canonical omega address is on file. This project is not the same as any market styled as mega, which is a separate entity.

One canonical drughub address is on file. Confirmed reachable on the date shown.

Known addresses

Every canonical address above went through the same intake before publication: submitted or found in circulation, held unconfirmed, then verified before it earned a place in this torindex directory. None of the seven entries above skipped that step, regardless of how established the project behind it is.

How we verified each entry

The check is identical across torzon, mars, wethenorth, nexus, vortex, omega and drughub: confirm the onion resolves and serves the expected project rather than a parking page or an unrelated site, then diff the full string against any previously confirmed copy. The "confirmed" date on each entry marks when that specific check last ran — not a live status feed, and not a guess.

Status history across this directory

All seven entries currently show a single confirmation pass dated 2026-08-17, which reflects when this batch of torindex records was built, not a claim that nothing has changed since. As individual entries get re-checked, retired, or expanded with additional mirrors — the way the torzon record already lists five addresses instead of one — their dates and content update independently rather than as a group.

Bookmark this torindex page, not an individual onion address. Addresses on any of these projects can rotate; this torindex directory page is what stays the stable reference to return to. When you need a specific address, copy it fresh from here each time rather than relying on a saved string from weeks ago.

Cross-check before you connect. A single source, including this torindex page, is not proof — compare the address here against a second independent listing you trust, and once the signature layer described below is live, verify that too. If two sources disagree on an address, treat both as unconfirmed until the conflict resolves.

Confirmed on a date means torindex reached the address on that date and it served the right project. It is not a promise the market is up right now, and it is not a safety rating of the market itself. A two-of-three signature layer is being rolled out so the torindex list can be checked by machine without trusting this page. Until that ships, treat these as manually kept records and verify independently.

torindex publishes every address here as plain, copyable text specifically so a reader can pass it along without retyping it, but the channel used to pass it along matters as much as the address itself. A verified onion market address sent through an insecure channel can still be intercepted or silently altered in transit.

Sending a file or a signed list without a third-party relay

OnionShare lets two people exchange a file directly over Tor, without uploading it to a third-party host that could log, alter, or lose it. For sharing a signed address list or a PGP public key with someone who needs to verify a torindex entry independently, a direct peer-to-peer transfer avoids an extra party that a webmail attachment or a paste site would otherwise introduce.

Why a signature matters more than the transport it travels over

Even a secure transport does not tell the recipient the file was not swapped before it was sent. GnuPG is the standard free implementation of PGP signing and verification, and it is the tool torindex expects a reader to eventually use against the two-of-three signature layer described on the methodology page. Neither OnionShare nor GnuPG is affiliated with torindex; both are named here because verifying an onion market address is only as strong as the weakest link in how it reached you.

The phrase "our verified network" is doing specific, limited work on this torindex page, and it is worth being precise about what it does and does not claim, since the word "our" could easily be misread as endorsement rather than record-keeping.

What it does mean

Every project on this page publishes at least one onion address that torindex has independently confirmed reachable and has recorded as text for you to copy, cross-check, and use. "Our network" describes the set of projects whose addresses currently sit in this maintained, dated record — nothing more.

What it does not mean

Inclusion on this torindex directory page is not an endorsement of any project's business practices, an assessment of its trustworthiness as a trading partner, or a guarantee that using it is safe. torindex checks whether an address resolves and serves the platform it claims to — a narrow, mechanical fact, not a judgment about the project behind it. The absence of star ratings, review counts, or trust scores anywhere on this page is a deliberate reflection of that boundary, not an oversight.

Why seven projects and not more

The torindex master index lists 23 markets total, but only seven appear on this verified-network page. That gap is the direct, visible cost of the torindex verification standard: an address earns a place here only after clearing the reachability and diff pipeline described on the methodology page, and most candidate addresses simply have not been run through it yet. A larger "verified" count would be easy to produce by loosening what counts as verified — torindex has chosen not to make that trade.

How this page relates to the category branches

Every project below also appears in the marketplaces category, since all seven are marketplace projects at this stage of the torindex directory's growth. As torindex adds forums, search engines, and services branches, this verified-network page will span those categories too rather than staying marketplace-only — the page is organized by verification status, the category branches by type, and a project can be tracked from either direction.

What happens when an eighth project qualifies

When a new project's address clears the same reachability and diff check that the current seven passed, it is added to this page with the same fields — canonical address, category, and the date it was last confirmed reachable — rather than being announced separately or promoted with any special badge. Growth of this torindex list is meant to look exactly as unremarkable as the seven entries already here; a verified-network page that dramatizes each addition would be working against the plain, undramatic tone the rest of torindex tries to keep.

torindex could have split each of these seven entries onto nothing but its own dedicated record page and left this directory as a bare index of links. torindex does the opposite deliberately: every canonical address lives directly on this page, in full, copyable text, precisely because the fastest and safest way to compare a torindex address against something else is to have it already in front of you rather than one more click away.

What torindex gains by keeping the addresses here instead of only on each record

A reader cross-checking an onion market address against a second source benefits from having the torindex canonical string visible on the same page as the comparison, not tucked behind a separate page load that a slow or unreachable Tor connection could interrupt at the worst moment. torindex duplicates the canonical address here and on the fuller individual record intentionally — the redundancy costs torindex nothing and saves a reader a step exactly when that step matters most.

Why this torindex page still links out to individual records

This directory's canonical addresses are deliberately minimal — one confirmed string, one date — while a full torindex record like the torzon page carries mirrors, a facts table, and its own verification history. torindex sends a reader here first because the canonical address is usually all that is needed, and onward to the fuller record only when more context about a specific onion market actually helps.