Torzon technical wiki

This torzon wiki layout groups definitions into four compact categories so readers can quickly scan how torzon url, torzon onion and torzon mirror concepts relate to each other. Each card contains just enough text to explain the idea without overwhelming the page.

torzon url

A torzon url is the human label for the current set of torzon onion entry points, usually advertised in signed posts or documentation rather than as a single fixed hostname.

torzon onion

The torzon onion is the Tor hidden service endpoint (v3 address) that users type into Tor Browser to reach the Torzon darknet market login page.

torzon mirror

A torzon mirror is an alternative onion address that routes to the same backend as the main torzon darknet official site, used for redundancy and DDoS resistance.

torzon link hub

A torzon link hub is a static clearnet documentation site that lists mirrors, PGP fingerprints and security guidance but never handles logins or payments itself.

Security & OpSec terms

Operational security

Operational security (OpSec) is the set of habits that keep Torzon activity logically separated from real‑world identity, including unique usernames, devices and wallets.

torzon PGP key

A torzon PGP key is a public key used to encrypt messages or verify signatures from the market or vendors, normally published with a fingerprint on trusted torzon docs pages.

Economy, escrow & currency

Escrow

Escrow is the mechanism where funds sent via a torzon onion are held by the market until both buyer and vendor confirm that an order completed successfully.

XMR‑first model

An XMR‑first model is a payment approach where Monero is preferred over Bitcoin for Torzon darknet market transactions due to stronger privacy guarantees.

Meta & ecosystem concepts

Torzon ecosystem

The Torzon ecosystem includes the core market, its torzon mirrors, official PGP keys, third‑party documentation hubs and security researchers who track uptime and threats.

Announcement channels

Announcement channels are off‑market locations such as forums or blogs where Torzon operators publish signed updates about new torzon onion URLs and trust changes.