Torzon Market runs a Tor-based darknet marketplace with escrow, Monero payments and PGP-encrypted messaging. We connect buyers and vendors worldwide through a reputation system built on vendor bonds, feedback scores and dispute resolution. No JavaScript required, no wallet drain, no exit scams.
No setup fee for buyers. Vendor bond required. Cancel anytime.
Torzon Market is a general-purpose darknet marketplace. We don't sell goods ourselves — we provide the infrastructure that lets anonymous buyers and vendors trade with a working level of trust. Escrow, reputation, dispute resolution and encrypted communication are built in. The platform runs as a Tor onion service and settles primarily in Monero, with Bitcoin supported as a secondary option.
Cannabis, stimulants, psychedelics, opioids and prescription medication from vendors across Europe, North America and Asia. Listings show origin country, stealth rating and lab tests where available. Escrow holds funds until you confirm delivery.
Software licenses, streaming accounts, databases, guides, e-books and cybercrime tooling. Digital orders ship instantly or semi-automatically — access details arrive in your PGP-encrypted inbox the moment escrow is funded.
Malware, exploits, stolen credentials, carding tools and pentesting resources. Vendors are vetted through bonds and feedback, and listings are reviewed before they go live. We don't allow weapons, hitmen or CSAM — everything else is fair game.
Monero (XMR) is the primary currency. It's privacy-focused, untraceable and doesn't leak sender, receiver or amount. Bitcoin is supported through auto-conversion, but we recommend XMR for every transaction. No KYC, no linked wallets, no paper trail.
All messages between buyers and vendors are PGP-encrypted end-to-end. We don't store plaintext messages, and we can't read your conversations even if we wanted to. Your private key never leaves your device.
Every order goes through escrow by default. Funds are released to the vendor only after you confirm receipt. For larger orders, 2-of-3 multisig is available — you, the vendor and support each hold one key, and two are needed to release funds.
Getting started on Torzon Market takes about 15 minutes if you're new. If you've used other darknet markets before, the flow is familiar — register, encrypt, fund, order, receive. The main difference is that we push Monero over Bitcoin and require PGP for all account recovery.
Grab the Tor Browser from the official site and install it. Generate a PGP key pair using Kleopatra, GPG or any OpenPGP client. Upload your public key to your marketplace profile — you'll need it for encrypted messages and account recovery.
Create an account on the Torzon onion link. Deposit Monero (or Bitcoin) into your in-platform wallet. We recommend depositing only what you need for a specific order — keeping large balances on any market is risky.
Find a listing, check the vendor's feedback and dispute ratio, and place an order. Funds move to escrow. The vendor ships and sends tracking or access details in a PGP-encrypted message. Decrypt on your device, confirm receipt, and release escrow.
Most darknet markets die within 18 months. Torzon has been running since 2022 without an exit scam, a major hack or a public doxx. That's not luck — it's a combination of Monero-first economics, strict vendor vetting and infrastructure that doesn't cut corners on security.
Bitcoin is traceable. Every transaction lands on a public ledger that chain-analysis firms sell to law enforcement. Monero hides sender, receiver and amount by default. We made XMR the primary currency because it actually protects our users — Bitcoin is supported, but we don't pretend it's safe.
Vendors pay a non-refundable bond before they can list. If they scam, ship fake product or rack up disputes, they lose the bond and get delisted. This filters out drive-by scammers and keeps the marketplace honest. Bond amounts scale with vendor category — high-risk categories cost more to enter.
The market works with JavaScript disabled. We don't load third-party scripts, don't fingerprint your browser and don't auto-withdraw your balance. Withdrawals require manual confirmation and a PGP-signed request. Read more about our team and approach.
Feedback is pulled from our public vendor and buyer reviews. Names are handles, not real names — we don't collect real names. These are verified accounts with 50+ completed orders.
Came over from Empire after the second exit scam. Torzon feels like what AlphaBay was before the bust — vendors actually care about feedback, and support answers disputes within hours, not weeks. Monero-only was annoying for a week, then I got used to it and now I wouldn't go back.
I've been vending on darknet markets since 2019. Torzon is the first one where support doesn't treat vendors like a nuisance. Disputes get resolved fast, the bond system keeps scammers out, and the fee structure is transparent. I sell digital goods — accounts and databases — and the auto-delivery bot works clean.
First-time buyer here. Was nervous about losing money to a scam. The escrow system made it safe — funds didn't release until I confirmed the package arrived. Vendor had 400+ sales and 4.9 rating. Shipping took 5 days from NL to US. Product was as described. Will use again.
Real questions from our users, answered straight. If you don't see yours here, contact support through the market interface — we don't run support over clearnet email.
Torzon Market is a Tor-based darknet marketplace launched in 2022. It connects anonymous buyers and vendors through escrow, reputation and dispute systems. Listings include drugs, digital goods, stolen data and cybercrime tooling. It's for people who want to buy or sell goods anonymously using Monero or Bitcoin — no KYC, no identity checks, no paper trail.
If you already have Tor Browser and a PGP key, registration takes under five minutes. New users should plan for about 15 minutes — download Tor, generate a PGP key pair (Kleopatra or GPG), upload the public key, register, and deposit Monero into your in-platform wallet. Vendor accounts take longer because the bond and first listings need to be reviewed.
Yes. Digital goods are one of our largest categories — software licenses, streaming and email accounts, databases, guides, e-books, malware and pentesting tools. Vendors can set up instant or semi-automatic delivery: once escrow is funded, the buyer receives access details in a PGP-encrypted message automatically. No waiting for the vendor to wake up.
Buyers pay nothing to register, browse or use escrow. Network fees apply when depositing or withdrawing cryptocurrency — that's the blockchain, not us. Vendors pay a non-refundable bond (currently $1000–$2000 depending on category) and a 2–5% commission on each completed sale. Multisig transactions carry no extra platform fee.
Every vendor pays a bond, verifies a PGP key and passes a manual review of their first listings. After that, we track dispute ratio, feedback score and completed-sale count. Vendors with high dispute rates or poor feedback lose their bond and are delisted. We also run periodic stealth and shipping reviews for physical-goods vendors. Learn more on the vendors page.
Tor Browser, PGP key, Monero wallet — that's all you need. Talk to Torzon Market support through the onion link if you get stuck.