Mirror Archive

Mars Market Verified Mirrors

Complete archive of PGP-verified Mars Market onion addresses — current active mirrors, historical records and detected phishing sites.

Active Mirror

The address below is currently online and verified against the official Mars Market PGP key. Last checked: today.

The verified onion address is shown to visitors arriving from search engines — direct/scripted access is hidden to reduce automated scraping and phishing clones.

PGP Verification Process

Never trust an onion address without verifying its PGP signature. Here is how we verify every address before listing.

01
Collect the announcement
Mirror announcements are posted on Dread (/d/MarsMarket) and signed with the admin's private key. We collect these from the source.
02
Import the public key
We import the Mars Market public key from keys.openpgp.org and cross-reference the fingerprint with multiple independent sources.
03
Run gpg --verify
GnuPG verifies that the signature on the announcement matches the public key. A "Good signature" result is required for listing.
04
Test reachability
We test the address via Tor circuit from multiple exit points to confirm it resolves and serves the legitimate Mars Market interface.

Beware of Fake Mirrors

Phishing clones frequently appear with lookalike onion addresses (extra characters, misspellings, or entirely fabricated hashes). Always verify the PGP signature against the address you plan to use — the four steps above are the only reliable check. If an announcement of a new mirror is not PGP-signed by the Mars Market admin key, treat it as hostile.

Understanding Mars Market Mirrors

What Is a Mars Market Mirror?

A Mars Market mirror is an additional v3 onion address that resolves to the same Mars Market backend as the primary URL. The platform publishes multiple mirrors simultaneously so that users always have an alternative if one address becomes temporarily unreachable due to DDoS attacks, Tor network instability, or infrastructure maintenance.

How Mars Market Mirrors Work

Each Mars Market mirror is a distinct Tor hidden service with its own unique 56-character v3 onion address. When you access any verified Mars Market mirror, you connect to the same platform with the same account, the same order history, and the same wallet balance. Switching between Mars Market mirrors mid-session does not affect your orders or account state.

How to Verify a Mars Market Mirror

Not every site claiming to list Mars Market mirrors is trustworthy. Phishing directories publish fake Mars Market onion addresses that lead to clone sites. Always verify a Mars Market mirror against the PGP-signed announcement published on the official Dread subdread (d/MarsMarket). Import the Mars Market admin PGP key, verify the signature, and confirm the address matches what is listed in the signed post before using any mirror.

When to Use a Mars Market Mirror

Use an alternative Mars Market mirror when the primary URL loads slowly, times out after thirty seconds, or shows connection errors in Tor Browser. Do not use mirrors that are not listed in the PGP-signed announcement, even if someone you trust shares them — a compromised account can distribute phishing links. Stick to verified Mars Market mirrors from signed sources only.