Nexus darknet market FAQ (2026)
Below are the most common questions regarding safe usage of the Nexus darknet market, access setup, mirrors, XMR transactions, and OpSec verification. Click a question to expand its answer.
Nexus is a private darknet marketplace accessible only via the Tor network, emphasizing PGP-encrypted transactions and Monero payments.
Use Tor Browser and verified onion links. Avoid clearnet redirects and double-check mirror authenticity.
Only XMR (Monero) is accepted to ensure full privacy and unlinkable transactions.
It's a short identifier derived from a public key, verifying that communications truly belong to Nexus.
All verified nexus market mirrors appear in the official links page, signed with the PGP key.
By publishing PGP-signed onion URLs and enforcing mirror rotation with authenticity validation every 30 minutes.
Download the signature file (.sig) and run gpg --verify file.sig file.txt to compare hashes.
Use encrypted cold storage or hardware wallets, never copy private keys to browser extensions or mobile apps.
Use a different verified onion — Nexus mirrors rotate automatically and uptime is above 99%.
Yes, connect VPN first, then start Tor Browser for independent IP masking layers.
PGP encryption, isolated mirrored servers, and multi‑sig escrow ensure maximum confidentiality and integrity.
Yes, as of January 2026 the Nexus darknet market and its verified mirrors are active and monitored 24/7.
Use the encrypted support channel through the market interface or via PGP email listed on the links page.