checked October 1, 2026

Anubis Market Tor Mirrors and Onion Links

These are the current Anubis Market onion addresses. Every one opens the same shop with the same accounts and balances, so pick whichever answers. Copy one, paste it into Tor Browser, and confirm the address against this list before you type a password.

Current onion mirrors3 live · v3 · same shop
anubisgbozgus4ixulnqwqnofh7fekylnzew5alb3iklijcke2cvviid.oniononline
anubisgpdzwmwlo42mr7g3n75lfusb7uolh7y63ysubvdp6hrezduuad.oniononline
anubisqe2yramasw5yvlnipaknraza5rzb5uxb7zqhxuxroobvvm6aid.oniononline

A single mistyped character lands you on a lookalike, so copy rather than type. If one address is slow, try the next one instead of reloading the same one twice.

About Anubis Market

Anubis takes more coins than anyone else here. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and Monero. The Ethereum line is the interesting one because most Tor shops that say they accept Ethereum just route it through a swap behind the scenes. Anubis actually keeps Ethereum addresses and watches the chain directly.

The login screen is built to fight bots. The form fields rename themselves on every page load and there are decoy boxes mixed in with the real ones. A script trying to brute force it fills the wrong box, the trap closes, and the request quietly disappears. A real person solves it in ten seconds without noticing any of that.

The vendor side runs on bonds. New sellers pay a deposit, run in escrow only mode until they earn the right to finalize early, and the dispute ratio shows on every profile so a buyer can read it in one look.

What makes it different

Four coins is unusual and it changes the decision

Almost every shop on this directory takes two. Anubis takes four, and that turns the payment step from something you accept into something you choose. The choice worth thinking about is not speed or fee, it is whether the payment leaves a permanent public record. Monero does not. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum all do, and Ethereum does it hardest of the three because one address carries every transaction it has ever made rather than producing a fresh output per payment.

Ethereum is the one to be careful with

It confirms fastest of the four, which reads like an advantage and hides the cost. The account model means an address that once received an exchange withdrawal carries that association into everything it does afterwards. If you are going to use it here, use an address that has done nothing else, and understand that it is still a permanently readable record. Most Ethereum wallets are also browser extensions, and putting extensions into Tor Browser is a bad idea for reasons that have nothing to do with this shop.

A newer shop with more payment surface

Running since 2024 makes this one of the younger entries here. More accepted coins means more deposit paths to keep working, which is more that can break on any given day. That is not an argument against it, but it is a reason to keep deposits close to what you intend to spend rather than funding a working balance in advance.

The one habit that pays for itself: match the address in your browser bar against the list above, every single time, before you enter a password. It takes five seconds and it is the only check that catches a fake copy of Anubis Market.

Anubis Market questions, answered

The things people actually ask before they commit to a shop like this one.

Anubis Market has been running since 2024, which on Tor means it has survived at least one round of address rotation and several flood waves. That is a real signal, not a guarantee. Longevity tells you the operator has stayed solvent and reachable; it does not tell you anything about a specific vendor or a specific order. Judge the market for access and the vendor for trust, separately.
There are 3 published onion addresses, and all of them open the same storefront with the same accounts, balances and orders. Pick any one. The practical habit is to save the whole list rather than a single favourite, because a bookmark pointing at one address eventually goes stale.
It takes BTC, LTC, ETH, XMR. If you care about not leaving a permanent public record of the payment, Monero is the option that does not write one. Bitcoin and Litecoin both record the amount and both addresses on a public ledger, so use them only if you are comfortable with that showing up.
Almost every shop on this directory takes two. Anubis takes four, and that turns the payment step from something you accept into something you choose. The choice worth thinking about is not speed or fee, it is whether the payment leaves a permanent public record. Monero does not. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum all do, and Ethereum does it hardest of the three because one address carries every transaction it has ever made rather than producing a fresh output per payment.
Paste the next address from the list on this page. Do not hunt for a replacement through a search engine or a forum link, because that is exactly where a copy of the site is waiting. If none of the published addresses answer, check the market's own announcement channel before assuming it is gone.