Awazon Market mirrors, all three in one place
Working onion addresses for Awazon Market, listed in full, plus the few pages of plain instructions that people actually search for before their first visit.
The addresses
Copy one instead of typing it. Every string below is a v3 onion address: 56 characters of base32 with the awazon prefix at the front and .onion at the end. One transposed character in the middle of those 56 lands you on somebody else’s server, and a mirror page that asks for a password is exactly how that usually ends.
- http://awazonvewzuve3emyxtz2z7ko6bjv6m6qieioi2tuvbgwiomn6vyryyd.onion
- http://awazonvjpi6bdysnad23ydgscomsku53wnfewrbbpxobvzow5xe6nyyd.onion
- http://awazonwilo4vky6obkwrkv62vx24tnf5323pts6d7gohdoj4pjt646qd.onion
Last compared against the operators’ signed announcement on 18 September 2026. An onion address is not a domain name and does not expire, but the set of live ones does change.
What Awazon Market is
A marketplace that runs as a Tor hidden service instead of an ordinary website. Sellers list stock, buyers pay into escrow, and the escrow sits in a 2 of 3 multisig script where the buyer, the vendor and the market each hold one of three signing keys. A normal release needs two of them, so no single key can move your money on its own.
The shop opened in 2025, and the directories disagree about the month. One lists 21 February 2025, another writes March 2025. Nobody publishes a signed certificate of incorporation, so that disagreement is the closest thing to a paper trail there is.
Four coins are accepted for deposits and withdrawals: bitcoin, litecoin, bitcoin cash and Monero. Monero is the one people ask about most, because its default is a private ledger, which leaves a chain analysis company much less to work with than a transparent bitcoin balance does. That is a fact about the currency and not an award sticker. It does nothing for the balance you leave sitting on the site.
The interface is deliberately plain. Listings and order pages load as ordinary server rendered HTML, and a page with no scripts on it has one fewer thing that can leak a fingerprint. The tradeoff is that a map, a live chat bubble or a rich product preview does not belong on a storefront built this way.
What this page is
The front door. It holds no balances, shows no order history and asks for no password, which is the only reason it can live on the open web at all. A page that sits in front of a hidden service and still carries a login form is a page that can collect credentials for somebody who is not the market, and there is one of those here.
The market’s own clear web name, awazonmarket.org, is currently parked at a domain auction with a two line placeholder where the storefront used be. That is how addresses move between registrars in 2026. Until that resolves, an onion URL is the only front that leads anywhere, and a directory like this one is where people land while looking for it.
Getting there from a phone
- Install Tor Browser from torproject.org, or the Orbot helper on Android. A normal browser with a proxy pointed at Tor does not give you the same protection.
- Set the security slider to Safest. Onion sites rarely need JavaScript, and at Safest it is off by default.
- Paste the whole address from the list above. Do not retype it and do not shorten it to awazon plus whatever you remember.
- Read the address bar once before you touch a password field. The prefix and the last six characters are the two places a fake is caught.
- Register, then switch on the two factor option in account settings before depositing anything.
Where the risk actually sits
Escrow protects the space between payment and delivery. It does not protect a balance you parked and forgot about, and the market key in that multisig still belongs to the people running the shop. Any hidden service can stop answering on a Tuesday with your coins still inside it, and the two closest predecessors of this one did exactly that.
What you can do about it costs about two minutes. Withdraw what you are owed as soon as a vendor finalizes, keep a working copy of your PGP key material somewhere that is not this browser, and treat a mirror that asks you to log in as a thing to verify first and use second.
Questions people type into a search box
- Is Awazon Market down right now?
Not the right question to ask a page like this one, because an onion address answers for 56 characters and a browser setting, not for your account. The honest state of the store changes hourly and this page does not run a probe. See whether it answers for what a status page can and cannot tell you.
- What is the Awazon Market login address?
Any one of the three on this page. All three hand you the same login screen and the same wallet, because a mirror is the same hidden service reached by a different set of introduction points, not a separate copy of the shop.
- Is Awazon Market safe?
Safer on the network than an HTTP form over an unencrypted connection, and no safer on the money side than any other custodial market. Read two factor login and PGP before the first deposit, not after it.
- How many mirrors does Awazon Market run?
Three are published on this page. Public directories have carried anywhere between two and eleven over the past year, which is what rotation of old addresses looks like from the outside.