Mars Market Mirrors
The three addresses below are the mirrors currently in operation. They all point at the same backend, so whichever one loads, your account, balance and order history are identical. The set is kept small on purpose. A handful of stable entry points is easier to verify than a long list that changes weekly.
Copy an address, do not retype it. Then check it against the PGP signed canary before you log in, because a lookalike that differs by one character in the middle is the most common way a deposit is lost.
How the mirror set works
Each mirror is a separate onion address served by the same service. When one is under heavy load or hit by a DDoS, the others stay responsive, so there is almost always a working way in. The operator publishes a new set when a rotation is needed and retires the old ones.
Because the set rotates, a bookmarked address will eventually stop working. That is expected. The fix is to come back to this page and copy the current set, not to hunt for a dead address. The directory is the durable thing, the individual onions are not.
Verifying before you trust
The market publishes a signed canary message from its PGP key. That document lists every legitimate onion currently in operation. If the address you intend to use is missing from the signed list, treat it as fake. Attackers register lookalike domains and onions constantly, hoping for a careless click.
Pull the canary from the main page of any working mirror and compare the fingerprint to the one pinned in the storefront footer. The check takes under two minutes and protects the whole balance. The full walkthrough is on the security page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all the mirrors the same site?
Yes. Every mirror leads to the same accounts, balances and orders. Only the entry address differs.
How often do the mirrors change?
On rotation, which the operator announces. When that happens the old addresses stop resolving and the new set appears here.
What if one mirror will not load?
Use the next one. A slow or flooded entry point does not affect your account, and trying another address builds a fresh circuit.