BlackOps Market — Verified Onion Links & Tor Mirrors
BlackOps Market runs on Monero and requires Tor. Launched in 2024, it uses a 2-of-3 multisig escrow system. This page lists the current verified onion addresses, a short access guide, and basic anti-phishing rules. No fluff, just the working links.
Current Verified Mirrors
These are the active addresses, all leading to the same back-end.
All three resolve to the same server. If one is slow or under DDoS pressure, use the next one. Your account, balance, and open orders carry over instantly. Before you type a password, check the address in your browser bar against the one printed on the login screen. The market prints its own fingerprint in the anti-phishing captcha.
Key Facts
Getting In
Download Tor Browser from torproject.org. Set the security slider to "Safest." Paste one of the addresses above into the search bar. You will see an anti-phishing captcha and then the login screen. That is the entire process.
Why This Page
This is a clearnet reference, not the market itself. The .onion address is long and easy to mistype. Phishing clones appear within hours of every DDoS event. This page keeps the correct addresses in one stable location so you do not have to hunt for them.
A Word on Clones
If a "BlackOps" site asks you to enable JavaScript, it is a fake. If it shows a countdown timer or has a different address length, close it immediately. The real address is 56 characters before ".onion" and works perfectly with JavaScript disabled.