Anubis Marketaddress reference

Anubis Market, current .onion addresses. Three equal links. Copy any of them.

anubisr4jj7ctsn4i5cqxefrqfll7jcvzzmbk4apr5w4t7xaqhbuzxyd.onion
anubisraftr2f2ekuml5nl453aozlgsa54gyxyeci2p2h6unsc57qqyd.onion
anubisrtxafdx7ycjgdut2ndwmuz4owkf4h4hd757km2mpzbsaf6wvyd.onion

Anubis Market, one page, three addresses

Anubis Market is a marketplace that runs entirely inside the Tor network. There is no clearnet version of it, no app, and no ordinary domain that leads to it. The only way in is a .onion address, opened in a browser that speaks the Tor protocol.

This site is a clearnet reference. It has one job: keep the market's three current addresses in one place, set in monospace, each with a copy button, so the string reaches your Tor Browser without a single mistyped character.

Why three addresses

Markets rotate addresses. When a rotation happens, the old string stops resolving and anyone still holding it lands on nothing. Anubis Market publishes its current addresses as a set, and all of them are equal: same market, same catalog, same accounts. There is no primary link and no backup link. If one of the three stalls for you, open the next one.

Using them

  1. Copy one of the three strings in the block above. Use the button, not your fingers.
  2. Paste it into the Tor Browser address bar and press enter.
  3. When the page loads, read the address bar. It should still show the full string you pasted.

Where to go from here

AddressesThe three links, full size, and what to check after load. ConnectTor Browser install and the first load, step by step. VerifyCharacter by character checking of any address you find. LoginSigning in, first account, forgotten passwords. SecurityCredentials, device, PGP, and money habits. MarketHow orders, escrow, and disputes actually move. TroubleshootingWhen the address refuses to load. FAQShort answers to the questions people repeat. GlossaryOnion, circuit, bridge, escrow, in plain words. AboutWhat this site does, and what it deliberately does not.

Everything here exists to keep the string intact between this page and your address bar.