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Nexus URLs for 2026

Every working Nexus URL we track, in one place. Primary onion first, then every mirror URL in the order the market publishes them. Copy any one into Tor Browser and you land on the same login page.

Primary Nexus URL

This is the onion Nexus operators publish as the main entry point. Every rotation is signed by the same PGP key so you can prove the URL came from the market itself.

Backup Nexus URLs (mirrors)

Use one of these Nexus mirror URLs when the primary onion is under load or blocked by your Tor circuit. Every URL leads to the same account balance and open orders.

01nexusbj3sjjjorrg2jnbdlf5xktaapk7rawiovmdpoimf5aiet4a2zid.onion
02nexusn4gsjisuoarbxfnvrtz3f2qvxdt56tww3wz4wswl4rrqniru4ad.onion
03nexus65tjvsw45ldshgsy3f2xcifrib2bb6iehu7woick6dtf4pahiqd.onion

How to check if a Nexus URL is real

A fake Nexus URL matches the first 8 to 12 letters of a real one because generating a matching prefix takes hours of GPU work. Matching all 56 characters would take centuries. So the check is straightforward: compare every letter of the URL you have against the URL on this page. If any single character is off, you are on a phishing site.

The second check happens inside the market itself. When the Nexus login screen loads, the captcha image carries the current onion URL in its bottom line. That image is generated on the operator's server, not by any middlebox. If the URL under the captcha matches your address bar, the mirror is real. If it does not, close the tab.

The strongest check is PGP. Nexus signs every mirror rotation with the same private key that has signed every rotation since the market opened. When a new Nexus URL shows up, the announcement is wrapped in a signed message. Verify the signature with the operator's public key and the URL is provably real. Details on the PGP page.

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