Hades Market is a darknet market that aims to become one of the largest in the near future. It is built with robust coding and security expertise to create a platform that everyone will love.
Black Pyramid is a multi-crypto (XMR, BTC, LTC, DASH) market that is feature-rich and boasts a sophisticated design, robust security, and mature management, with a devoted and attentive staff. Confidentiality, innovation, and usability embody the market's soul. The project not only aims to provide the best user experience with maximum stability for trading drugs and digital products but also emphasizes accessibility and simplicity without compromising security. Offering live chat, wallet-less transactions, multi-sig, direct deals, escrow, on-site deposits, and other standard features, feel free to join our growing community and be part of something different.
Once a great empire full of happy vendors and customers, now just a barren land of ash. In just two days, the empire crumbled faster than any other. Was it built on sturdy hardwood or merely on playing cards? In the end, it doesn't matter—what's left is just ash." — Exit Scam The now-closed Empire Market was the largest darknet market and the best alternative to Dream Market, according to darknet users. Empire Market featured 2FA, PGP, escrow, and supported Bitcoin, Monero, Litecoin, along with all the common features expected from a darknet market.
Dream Market was an online darknet market founded in late 2013 and is now closed. It was run by a team known as Speedsteppers. The marketplace sold a variety of content, including drugs, stolen data, and counterfeit consumer goods, using Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Monero. As of July 2019, Dream Market has been closed.
Nightmare Market is a darknet market that exit-scammed its users by taking all funds and doxxing its admin, who supposedly stole all the funds from the market. It offered exciting new features, very active support, and enhanced buyer/seller security, while supporting many alternative currencies such as Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Monero, Zcash, Dash, and multisig (2/3).
T•chka, rebranded as Point Marketplace, was a hidden service on the Tor Network that allowed you to buy and sell your items instantly—similar to Facebook Marketplace—without needing to communicate with other parties. Buy or sell the coordinates of your buried treasures, and finalize the trade only if you are satisfied with your purchase, or get your money back otherwise.
Berlusconi Market was a darknet market on the Tor network devoted to the sale of various items, both legal and illicit. It accepted currencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Monero. The market’s primary focus was on pharmaceuticals and chemicals, although other item categories were also available. The market's administrator was arrested, and as a result, law enforcement seized the hidden market.
Cannazon is a cannabis-only market focused on the European community. It supports Bitcoin multisig, Monero, and two-factor authentication using PGP. The Cannazon marketplace is intended exclusively for cannabis and related products; all other goods are strictly banned.
Rapture Market was a TradeRoute Market clone that supported Bitcoin, Monero, and multi-signature payment options, and issued warnings on FE orders. It exit-scammed its users by taking all the funds stored in their market wallets.
The Libertas Market hidden service has closed after transferring the marketplace to the IP2 network.
Core Market is a BTC and XMR marketplace with a 3% commission, 2FA, and BTC multisig. It has not been online in a while.
Simple and secure anonymous marketplace. Cryptonia features a distributed design, wallet-less escrow (direct deposit), easy-to-use Bitcoin multisig payments, Monero, 2FA, strong anti-phishing measures based on robust cryptography, an EXIF metadata stripper for images, PGP encryption, and more.