Mars Marketmirror directory

Mars Market mirrors, current set

marsautbk3di5cj75eh4dakjjrngddnjwqfdltbq2sy6cf7unzkd2bad.onion
marshjhtog245vzjzcicnmv2ci6yljibvdm4pngq5kmkfvcutppboxad.onion
marsmtbwtxkohhpu34m4jkwcntian7n257wsex5tbkmsjdjrsz6me3yd.onion

Same store behind every row. If one stalls for you, use the next one.

The three current Mars Market addresses

You found this page because a search engine handed you a pile of Mars Market links, and you have no idea which of them is the real one. Clones are everywhere in the results: same layout, same logo, an address one character off. They look right until you have typed your password. If you used a Mars Market link before and it stopped working, this page is where you go to replace it.

This page lists the three current addresses for the market, each with a copy button. Mars Market is a drug-focused market on Tor that launched in January 2025 and settles in BTC, LTC, and XMR. It is reachable only through .onion addresses in Tor Browser. The three rows above are the full set. Copy one, paste it into the address bar, hit enter. Nothing here gets mistyped, because nothing here gets retyped. That is the whole job of this page: the right string in your address bar before you commit anything to it.

The first page you see is a check, not the store

When you open any of the three links for the first time, the market does not show the store. It shows a gate: a black card with red monospace text. The card prints the address you just opened, with six characters masked as asterisks, and a box asking for the missing six. You look at the address bar, find the six characters the page is not showing, and type them in. You meet this gate once per address, on the first visit. After it passes, the store loads normally.

The gate exists for one reason. A clone can fake the store, the logos, the login form. It cannot fake the address. If the string on the card does not match the string in your address bar, you are on a clone, and the only move left is to close the tab. If it matches, you are through.

Why there are three, and none of them is the link

The operator runs the market behind several mirrors. That is why you see three rows instead of one. They are not primary, backup, and spare. All three resolve to the same store: the same accounts, the same balances, the same listings. Paste whichever one loads.

If one address is slow or under load, paste another and keep going. You do not log in again, because there is nothing to re-log into: the session belongs to the market, not to the address. Switching between the three is like refreshing the tab. Your account and balance follow you across all three, because there is only one store behind them.

Ten seconds before you type a password

Before the login page gets your password, do this check on the address bar.

  1. The address starts with "mars".
  2. Count the characters before .onion. There should be 56.
  3. The last six characters of the address bar match the last six characters of what you copied.
  4. It ends in .onion and nothing after it.

That is ten seconds. It catches most of the clones that a search engine will hand you. The login page has its own "Verify Mirror" button that opens the same signed list, if you want to check from inside the tab.

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