Questions, answered
What is AWAZON Market?
An English-language darknet market inside the Tor network, running since 2024. The storefront is built like a regular e-commerce site: category sidebar, product cards, search, vendor profiles, order history. It takes Bitcoin and Monero. Nothing else.
What is this site?
An independent directory of AWAZON Market onion addresses. It is not the market, there is no login, no accounts, no uptime monitoring, no analytics, no cookies. It publishes the current set of addresses and explains how to use them. See what we do not do for the full list.
Why are there three addresses?
One backend, three front doors. All three lead to the same account, balance, and order history. They are equal, there is no main one. If one fails to resolve from your network, use another. Details in the addresses page.
How do I get to the login page?
The login page is not on this site. It is inside the market, behind one of the three addresses. Open Tor Browser, paste the full address from the block at the top of this page, wait out the short queue, and you will land on the storefront with a login link.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. The catalog is browsable without an account. To buy, you need a market account, which you create on the market itself, not here. This directory has no accounts at all.
What can I buy there?
Mostly digital goods: accounts, software, financial tools, guides, databases, services. Roughly 70% of the catalog is digital. The remaining 30% is physical goods.
Which currencies does it accept?
Bitcoin and Monero. BTC is credited after about 2 confirmations, XMR after about 10 blocks, roughly 20 minutes. The deposit address is new for every request. Withdrawals are protected by a PIN.
Do the addresses change?
Yes, the set rotates. The operator announces each change with a PGP-signed post on Dread, the only official channel. This directory updates when the set changes. Old addresses from other sources may stop resolving or may be clones.
Can I open the address without Tor Browser?
A regular browser will not resolve .onion addresses. Tor2web proxies can technically work, but the gateway sees everything you do, which defeats the point. This directory does not list any tor2web proxies.
Is it safe?
As safe as Tor plus your habits. No setup is 100% anywhere. Use a dedicated browser profile, do not mix it with your clearnet mail, and verify the address before you type a password. The full list is in security.
The address loads on one device but not another.
Circuits differ, and some networks censor or throttle Tor. On the device that fails, try enabling bridges in Tor Browser settings. If it still does not resolve, check whether the set has rotated. Steps in troubleshooting.
Is this the official site of the market?
No. This is an independent directory. The operator's official channel is PGP-signed posts on Dread. The addresses published here match the last verified set from those posts.
One of the addresses does not resolve.
It may be a stale address from a previous set, or the set has rotated. Compare it against the latest signed announcement on Dread. We do not ping the addresses, so we do not publish a status. If one of the three above fails from your network, try another.
What is the access queue?
The short page you see before the storefront loads. It asks you not to refresh. It is part of the real site, not a clone trick. Wait for it to forward you. The first load takes 10 to 60 seconds.
Is AWAZON Market down?
We do not track status, so this page will not tell you with certainty. If one of the three addresses fails, try another, then try again later from a different network. If all three fail at once from several networks, treat the market as down until a signed post on Dread says otherwise. The order of checks is in troubleshooting.