Anubis Market FAQ - Answers to Common Questions

Anubis Market is a darknet marketplace operating exclusively through the Tor network since early 2024. It connects buyers and sellers of physical and digital goods through a 2-of-3 multisig escrow system, with Monero as the default currency.

Install Tor Browser, set the security level to Safest, then copy one of the three onion addresses from the mirror list and open it. The first visit passes an anti-DDoS challenge of roughly thirty seconds followed by a captcha before the storefront loads.

There is no single permanent address. The current mirrors are anubisr4jj7ctsn4i5cqxefrqfll7jcvzzmbk4apr5w4t7xaqhbuzxyd.onion, anubisraftr2f2ekuml5nl453aozlgsa54gyxyeci2p2h6unsc57qqyd.onion, and anubisrtxafdx7ycjgdut2ndwmuz4owkf4h4hd757km2mpzbsaf6wvyd.onion. Check this page before you log in, because addresses rotate.

The platform itself runs a multisig escrow and PGP verified announcements, which rules out most classic exit-scam mechanics. Individual vendor scams still happen, as they do on any market, so the practical answer is to check vendor ratings and keep balances modest.

Bitcoin and Monero. Monero is the default for new accounts because its ledger does not expose amounts or parties the way a public chain does. Deposits need one confirmation for XMR and two for BTC before the balance becomes spendable.

Each order moves funds into a 2-of-3 multisig contract held by the buyer, the vendor, and the platform. Release requires two of the three signatures, or the automatic window closing. Physical orders auto-release ten days after delivery, digital orders seventy-two hours after dispatch, and you can cancel within twenty-four hours of placing an order.

The first response from the dispute panel usually arrives within a few hours. Most cases resolve inside one working week. Complex international shipping cases can stretch longer when carrier data needs external verification.

It is a short proof-of-work page shown on first visit, where a graphic fills over roughly thirty seconds before a captcha appears. It filters bot traffic that would otherwise hammer the endpoints. Keep the tab open while it runs; closing it restarts the timer.

Yes. On Android the standard Tor Browser handles it, and on iOS the Onion Browser app does. The storefront adapts to smaller screens, though the challenge page and PGP workflows are more comfortable on a desktop.

All three addresses resolve to the same backend, so a total outage means the market itself is offline, usually for maintenance or a network level incident. This page is updated with a status note during extended downtime, and the addresses come back without any change to your account.