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Torzon Market has been operational on the darknet since September 2022. It has grown to become one of the largest darknet marketplaces, with over 20,000 listings from hundreds of well-known sellers around the world. The company strives to provide the best possible service to all users, regardless of whether they are major buyers or casual visitors. Whether one is seeking pharmaceuticals, software, textbooks, or credit cards, Torzon is equipped to fulfill one's requirements. The following section contains supplementary information and official links to the Torzon darknet site.

Furthermore, it provides users with a higher level of security than many other competing markets, thereby affording them greater peace of mind when shopping online. To gain a deeper understanding of this market, we recommend consulting this comprehensive guide.

Disclaimer: By using Torzon Market for any form of transaction, you may be committing an illegal act in your country. The information provided here is for educational and research purposes and is not intended to promote any illegal activity. Any actions you choose to take are 100% your own responsibility.

Torzon Market – Key Information

Before you commit yourself to this Torzon Market review, here’s a glimpse of the marketplace in general:

Torzon Market Link (Primary URL): http://qbdiuib3anw4pwbajofwemotxpkiahnwije7d47ghocpschwshmts3yd.onion
Launched on: 12^th September, 2022
Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin, Monero
Vendor fee: $300.00
Multisig: No
Autoshop: No, Only Auto Dispath
Key features: PGP 2-FA, Escrow, Raffle
Categories: Drugs, Services, Counterfeits, Fraud, Digital

Before Getting Started

Before attempting to use Torzon or any other darknet market, there are a few things you should have at least an intermediate understanding of, including

Cryptocurrency transacting: You must have at least some understanding of how crypto transactions work to use TorZon, which includes being able to send and receive Bitcoin (BTC).
The Tor browser: You must have the most recent version of the Tor browser installed and know how to use it well enough to maximize your own level of privacy while doing so.
OpSec: Short for “operations security,” OpSec is the practice of putting yourself in the shoes of an adversary to identify ways by which they might use knowledge of your internet activity against you. If you are not sure what this means, take time to acquaint yourself with the idea before continuing.
PGP: Short for Pretty Good Privacy, PGP is an encryption standard widely employed by darknet markets and their users. You should be knowledgeable of PGP enough to encrypt and decrypt messages. You will also need to know how to sign and verify messages to use Torzon Market.

Disclaimer: This guide is for research purposes only and should not be construed as advice, legal or otherwise. The authors of this guide do not condone activities that are illegal in your jurisdiction or any other jurisdiction. Use the contents of this guide and/or the MGM Grand at your own risk.

Torzon Market Rules:

Just to let you know that we don't allow prostitution, CP and murder services. And that goes for weapons too. Dealing outside of the market through platforms like Telegram or Signal is also not permitted. This is a standard rule for all markets to prevent vendors from scamming. These are pretty standard darknet market rules.

New vendors can get in on the action by paying a $200 bond, although established vendors can get a waiver. All purchases are subject to a 14-day escrow period, with no option to finalise early. While this is good for buyers, it might put off some big, established vendors who want FE. We'll have to wait and see whether the market decides to add this.

Torzon Market registration process

Once you've got past the captcha screen (which is really easy!), you can either log in or create a new account. When you're registering a new account, you'll also need to enter a 6-digit PIN (which is used as a means of two-factor authentication) and a passphrase (a security tool to confirm that the site you're using is the real Torzon Market). We've also got your back in case you forget your password. You'll receive a mnemonic code to help you recover your account. You'll also need this code if you want to reset your password or PIN, so don't lose it!

Hi there! Once you've entered your username, password and the captcha at the login screen, you'll be asked to provide your 6-digit PIN as a method of 2FA. Thanks so much for your help! And don't forget, your personal phrase will also be shown! If you've got PGP 2FA set up, you'll be asked for this too. It's clear that the lovely folks at Torzon Market really care about keeping your accounts safe and sound.

When you log in, you'll see that the landing page looks a bit like some other markets from the past and present, like Tor2Door and Cartel Marketplace. Give it a little time and you'll see there's plenty of things that make Torzon stand out from the crowd.

Torzon Market Account Types:

As well as the usual accounts, Torzon is different because it offers extra features to buyers through subscription account types.

Basic-Plus:

One free raffle ticket per day.
It's a way for vendors to see that you're a reliable buyer.
With Stealth Mode, all product images are made invisible.
You can extend escrow twice instead of just once.

Premium:

One free raffle ticket per day.
It's a way for vendors to see that you're a reliable buyer.
With Stealth Mode, all product images are made invisible.
You can extend the escrow period three times, rather than just once.
Just a heads-up: any messages you send to vendors will be displayed at the top, so you'll get priority responses.
Just a heads-up: orders are displayed at the top of the vendor's lists, so they'll be processed first.
Once you've placed five orders, you'll get a private mirror link.

Top-Up Balance in Torzon Market

It's always a good idea to think twice before transferring coins to a darknet wallet directly from an exchange, even if the money was intended for purchase. In this example, we'll put XMR into the XMR wallet.

Fund your account now by hovering over the "Wallet" menu item and clicking on the coin you wish to fund (BTC or XMR). This is the best way to top up your account for those who otherwise wouldn't be able to access XMR.

Please note that XMR addresses on TorZon Market can be used multiple times within a seven-day period, unlike most darknet markets. We advise against using them more than once, which means no more than one deposit per week. Your deposit will be credited to your account balance within one network confirmation period (for BTC and XMR).

Verifying the address is an option on the trading platform. Take advantage of this feature. It's the most effective way to protect yourself from being scammed. Once you click the "Verify address" button, a pop-up window will appear.

There are a few ways to verify the message. The traditional approach is to add the market key to the PGP utility and decrypt it from there. Another option is to use an online decryption service, like the one on the Darkfail website. Both methods require the user to have a PGP market key. You can find the key at the bottom of the TorZon Market website, in the footer area. When you use the Darkfail PGP tool to verify a message sent from this TorZon Market site, you'll get the following results:

We're happy to let you know that your deposit will be added to the current TorZon marketplace.

Browsing Torzon Market

The landing page here is pretty different from most other markets. It doesn't have any featured products, categories or a search box. Instead, it focuses on news and a list of the top vendors. So, to start looking for the product you want, you've got to click on the 'Market' option from the top menu. From here, you can either search for a product by selecting a category from the left-hand side, or narrow things down by using the search options menu. You can filter by shipping location, category and price range, or search for a vendor by name. It's not the most comprehensive search filter we've seen, but it should be enough to meet most people's needs.

The results are shown in a grid format, with a brief product description, vendor name, price (in the local currency you've specified in your profile settings), shipping to/from locations, a photo, and a star rating of vendor/product. Pretty much everything you need to know. It's really well designed and easy to use.

Each product listing gives you all the info you need, including a detailed description, a photo, details about shipping options, price, etc. You can also see details about the vendor, including their average review score and last login time. It's a good idea to avoid ordering from a vendor who hasn't logged in for weeks. You can also see feedback from other buyers at the bottom of the page to help you make up your mind. It's a simple, clean design that avoids being overly cluttered.

If you want to know more about a particular vendor, just click on their name at the top left of the listing. You can check out what others have said about their entire product range here. Some vendors also show feedback from markets they've sold in in the past, like ASAP, Dark0de Reborn, Archetyp and White House Market. You can also add vendors to your favourites so you can easily find them again from your favourites menu. No need to search!

To see the details of the feedback left against a vendor's reviews, just click on 'Reviews' from the menu on the left. The only downside is that it doesn't tell you which product the review is about. You'll have to check the individual product page to find out.

Purchasing on Torzon Market

Have you found a product you want to buy? Just a heads-up: Torzon Market doesn't offer walletless/direct pay, so the first thing you'll need to do is deposit funds to your market wallet (you'll find this under 'Wallet' in the header). You can use Bitcoin and Monero. Monero is the fastest, has the lowest transaction fees and is the safest, so we always recommend it. Just a heads-up: due to crypto fluctuations, we advise sending a few percent more than you need when depositing. Just a heads-up: don't forget to factor in shipping costs.

Before making a cryptocurrency deposit, be sure you're not on a phishing site (check your onion link against those listed on Torhoo), then send funds to the wallet address provided in the wallet section of your account.

Bitcoin deposits will be registered after one confirmation, while Monero deposits will require ten confirmations. Once you've reached the required number, you can go ahead and make the purchase. Just choose the item you want from the relevant product page, choose a shipping option, and then click Order. You can add more than one item to your cart, even if they’re from different vendors.

Once you've added everything you want to buy to the cart, you'll be asked to provide your address and any other notes, as well as to choose which crypto you want to pay in. Just a heads-up: for security reasons, it's best to encrypt messages yourself rather than relying on the auto-encrypt function. It's best not to put your personal details in the hands of a darknet market, even if they seem to have good security practices. If you're not familiar with PGP encryption, we've got a detailed guide on how to use it.

Once we've confirmed and submitted your order, you'll be able to see any outstanding orders in the 'My Order' section of the header. Once the vendor accepts, ships or cancels the order, you'll see it here and get a notification. Once your order has arrived, you can then mark it as received and leave feedback for the buyer. If there’s an issue, you can either extend the auto-finalise timer or raise a dispute, which will then be reviewed by market staff. We always say it's best to message a vendor first before disputing any order. The majority of vendors will try to sort things out with you first.

Raffle System on Torzon Market

Anyone can take part in the market raffle by buying a ticket and winning the whole pot for just $1.50 per ticket. Plus and Premium users get one free ticket a day too. The pot is built up from sales, raffle tickets and paid account upgrades, so it can get pretty big. Torzon Market isn't the first market to offer a raffle or lottery system (Cartel Marketplace had the Pinata raffle in the past), but it's one of the few that still does.

Torzon Market FAQ:

We've put together a list of the 10 most frequently asked questions from users of Torzon.

1. Which cryptocurrencies are accepted here?

Bitcoin (BTC) and Monero (XMR). We'd go for XMR over BTC, as BTC fees are much higher and not as stable.

2. How long does it take for the coins to appear in the wallet?

Just to let you know, we've got one confirmation for Bitcoin and 10 for Monero. However, if you use the walletless pay option at checkout, you can get your hands on your money faster!

3. Are wallet addresses dynamic?

Yes, absolutely. Just a heads-up: please don't deposit into the same one twice. If you do, just create a support ticket and we’ll credit your account manually.

4. Do trades use escrow?

Absolutely. This is all about keeping users safe. Some of our trusted vendors have Finalize Early permissions, which means they get paid right away. Just to let you know!

5. How long before the trade is completed?

You've got up to 14 days. If you need it, you can extend it by up to a week. If you're an account holder with us on the Basic-Plus+ or Premium plan, you can extend for another week. Once you've received the order and feedback on the experience, we'd recommend finalising it.

6. What are the fees for selling items?

4% (which makes us lower than many competitor markets).

7. How does the dispute system work?

We suggest you get in touch with the supplier about the dispute, but you can also raise an open order as a dispute. We'll set up a shared communication so that the buyer and vendor can talk things through, with a moderator keeping an eye on things. If we can't agree on a solution, the moderator will make the final call.

8. Can vendors buy products on Torzon?

They're not using their vendor account. This is just to keep the vendor safe. Just set up a separate customer account.

9. What is vacation mode?

Just to let you know that the vendor is away from the office and not trading at the moment, so they're not accepting any new orders.

10. What if I suspect I'm being scammed?

If you have a problem with a vendor, just let us know. We'll take care of it.