Nexus Market questions and answers

Nexus has no clearnet site and no single permanent address. It runs several onion nodes that all reach the same market. Copy a verified one from the links page here and confirm it on the login screen before your password.

Three verified addresses are published here. They lead to the same market with the same account, balance and vendor history, so if one is slow or blocked you can switch freely.

Bitcoin, Litecoin and Monero. For anything you want kept private, use Monero, since Bitcoin and Litecoin both write every payment to a public ledger that anyone can read later.

Compare the onion on the login screen against your address bar. Nexus prints its address inside the anti-phishing image and again in the header. A clone can copy the look but cannot serve the correct address in both places while pointing you at itself.

Your payment sits in an address that needs two of three keys to move, held by you, the vendor and the market. Nobody can take the money alone, which is what makes buying from a stranger workable.

Usually not. It is more often a tired Tor circuit or a short flood against that one address. Request a new circuit and retry, or open a different mirror from the list.

No. This is a reference site. It sells nothing, takes no payment, runs no accounts and stores nothing about visitors. It exists to hand you a verified address and explain how the market works.