Verified Zion Market mirrors

What a mirror is

A mirror is a distinct onion address that terminates at the same Zion Market backend. Markets keep several addresses warm at once so that a flood aimed at one node does not take the whole service down: when one address is slow or under pressure, traffic rotates to another and your session continues. Because every mirror shares one database, it does not matter which one you use. Your username, your escrow balance and your open orders are identical on all of them.

The two addresses above are the only ones this explorer treats as canonical. We publish them here, sign them with our tracking key, and re-check them every few seconds over live Tor circuits. If an address you found elsewhere is not on this page and not on the PGP-signed list, treat it as hostile until proven otherwise.

The one habit that keeps you safe

Phishing is the single largest risk on Tor, larger than the market itself. A clone copies the storefront pixel for pixel and swaps only the address in your bar and the deposit addresses on the page. The defence is mechanical and takes three seconds: copy an address from a source you trust, never type a fifty-six character string from memory, and compare the address the login page prints back to you against the one in your browser bar. If they differ by a single character, close the tab.

Bookmark this page over its onion, not over a clearnet copy that a network operator could tamper with. The clearnet version exists for discovery; the onion version is the one to trust for the addresses themselves.