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A modern anonymous market featuring a multisig/classical escrow payment system. XMR and BTC are accepted. A multilingual darknet market offering English, Spanish, and German.
Balkan Trade Route is a new darknet marketplace.
Cartel Marketplace features include full Bitcoin and Monero support, multisignature, wallet and wallet-less orders, powerful vendor tools, and optional automatic PGP encryption. We have a vendor bond of $99. Established vendors can join for free. Our fees range from 2% to 4%, depending on the vendor's trust level.
Fraudbay, as the name explicitly suggests, was likely a dark web marketplace operating on the Tor network specifically dedicated to facilitating various forms of fraud. It is now closed.
Vice City is a new darknet marketplace on the Tor network.
Potluck Market was a dark web marketplace operating on the Tor network, functioning as an anonymous platform for the exchange of illicit goods and services. It is now closed.
Dark0de, a.k.a. Darkode Reborn, was a centralized-wallet marketplace. It featured BTC/XMR, a coin mixer, coin exchange, MultiSig payments, traditional and dead-drop shipping options, buyer requests, and escrow/FE payment systems. Launched in 2020, Dark0de focused on creating a higher-quality market, both in design and features. It is now closed.
World Market is an anonymous marketplace that supports Bitcoin payments, and we also offer BTC to Monero exchange. In addition, we have an inbuilt CC/account shop.
Incognito Market was a notable dark web marketplace operating on the Tor network, designed to facilitate anonymous transactions for illicit goods and services. It gained prominence within the darknet ecosystem, offering a platform for vendors and buyers to connect outside of legal channels. Listings typically included a wide range of contraband, with a significant focus on narcotics, but also featuring stolen financial data (like credit card details and bank logins), counterfeit documents, malware, and various hacking tools. Known for supporting multiple cryptocurrencies, including Monero for enhanced privacy alongside Bitcoin, Incognito implemented standard market features like vendor ratings and an escrow system. However, its operation ended abruptly in March 2024 amid widespread accusations and evidence of a major exit scam, where administrators allegedly extorted users and stole millions in funds, underscoring the inherent risks and illegality of such platforms.
Victory Market is a classic darknet marketplace for selling drugs. It offers escrow and FE deal options. In an era of monopolization and aggressive monetization of most areas of the darknet, people simply need a choice. The international platform Victory Market is our attempt to create opportunities for both users and sellers to communicate and engage in mutually beneficial business.
Alphabay Market was one of the largest and most infamous dark web marketplaces operating on the Tor network, active primarily between 2014 and its shutdown in 2017. It served as a massive anonymous hub for trading a vast array of illicit goods and services, including narcotics, stolen financial data (credit cards, bank accounts), counterfeit items, malware, weapons, and fraud-related tools. Utilizing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and later Monero for transactions, AlphaBay implemented standard features like vendor reputation systems and an escrow service. Its sheer scale made it a primary target for law enforcement, culminating in a major international operation that seized its infrastructure and led to the arrest of its alleged administrator. Although successor markets attempted to use the name, the original AlphaBay remains a key example of a large-scale illegal darknet enterprise, highlighting the significant risks and illegality involved.
Bohemia Market was a significant dark web marketplace operating on the Tor network, which gained prominence particularly after the closure of other large markets like White House Market. Functioning as an anonymous platform, it facilitated the trade of a wide variety of illicit goods and services. Common listings included narcotics, stolen financial data (such as credit card details and bank account logins), counterfeit documents, malware, and various tools related to cybercrime. Bohemia supported multiple cryptocurrencies, notably Bitcoin and Monero, for transactions, aiming to enhance user anonymity. It implemented standard darknet features like an escrow system to secure funds during trades and a vendor rating system to build reputation. Despite its popularity, Bohemia ceased operations abruptly in late 2023, with strong indications pointing towards an exit scam by its administrators, reinforcing the inherent risks, illegality, and untrustworthiness associated with such platforms.