Anubis Market Mirrors
Every verified onion address for Anubis Market. All three resolve to the same market with the same account and balance. Try the first, and switch if it is slow. The address you open changes only the route your traffic takes, not your balance, your open orders, or the coins a vendor will take.
Verified onion addresses
3 mirrors ยท verified 2026-09-18- Mirror 1 anubisfdv7dd2n4uygaqa4vqeaesipoeimi6kqoiiurypbidba6kwjqd.onion
- Mirror 2 anubisyrigkuhvzzzvtwahvtgsqp4ialclnx6zwaynpi76lfpj6simid.onion
- Mirror 3 anubisyxaghynbi7g7bp2i4r6vcrd47kuhctm7ee4fqnpwqevtpxfoqd.onion
Verify before you connect. Hold the address in your bar against the one the login screen prints. A one-character difference is a clone, not a slow mirror. See how to verify the address.
What an address does and does not decide
Which of these you open changes one thing only, the route your traffic takes to get there. It does not change your balance, your open orders, which of the four coins a vendor will take, or what a deposit costs you.
People switch addresses hoping to fix a payment problem or a slow deposit, and that has never worked, because the payment is happening on a blockchain that has no idea which onion you signed in through. If a deposit is slow, the address is not the cause.
Sessions do not travel between them
Your browser treats each of these as a separate site, so signing in on one leaves you signed out on the others. That matters more here than on a simpler market, because an order paid in Ethereum and an order paid in Monero can sit at different confirmation stages at the same time.
Switching mid-session makes it look as though one of them vanished. It has not. Sign in again on the address you moved to and both are there.
Pick one and finish on it
The cost of switching is a fresh connection, tens of seconds, plus signing in again. Doing that once because an address is genuinely unresponsive is sensible. Doing it three times in an evening because pages feel slow costs you several minutes and gains nothing, since the slowness is almost always the circuit rather than the address.
When one will not open
Give a single attempt a full minute before judging it. A cold connection to a hidden service crosses roughly six relays with no caching anywhere, so tens of seconds of nothing is the normal state rather than a fault. If it still will not open, move to the next entry rather than reloading the same one, because a reload rebuilds the same failing path. See troubleshooting.
Where the danger actually is
Not in the outage, but in what people do during one. Searching for a replacement address is the single behaviour that turns an inconvenience into a lost account, because the results that surface at that moment are built for that moment. Keep these entries saved somewhere you can reach without a search engine.