| Indexes | Markets | Forums |
|---|---|---|
| The Tor Times + | Archetyp | Dread |
| Narco310 - 2 3 4 | Pitch - 2 | |
| News | DrugHub - 2 | NZ Darknet Market Forum |
| The Tor Times + | Dark Matter - 2 3 | Germania |
| Monero Observer | EndChan | |
| BBC | Search Engines | XSS.is |
| The New York Times | Torch + | |
| ProPublica | Excavator | Escrow |
| Dutch National Police | FairTrade | |
| USA's NCIDE Task Force | Information | |
| Darknet Bible | Services | |
| Search Engines | OpSec Manual | The Tor Project |
| VormWeb | Onion Archive | OnionShare |
| DuckDuckGo | Feather Wallet | |
| Exchanges | Archive.is | |
| Email & Jabber | FairTrade | Whonix |
| cock.li - 2 | Njal.la | |
| altaddress.org | Qubes OS | |
| danwin1210.de | Mullvad | |
| Rise Up - 2 | Cryptostorm + | |
| PissMail | Keybase | |
| morke.org | SimplyTranslate | |
| ProtonMail | Monero | |
| XMPP.is | Blockchair | |
| monero.fail |
| Indexes |
|---|
| The Tor Times + |
| Markets |
| Archetyp |
| Abacus - 2 3 4 |
| DrugHub - 2 |
| Dark Matter - 2 3 |
| Forums |
| Dread |
| Pitch - 2 |
| NZ Darknet Market Forum |
| Germania |
| EndChan |
| XSS.is |
| Escrow |
| FairTrade |
| News |
| The Tor Times + |
| Monero Observer |
| BBC |
| The New York Times |
| ProPublica |
| Dutch National Police |
| USA's NCIDE Task Force |
| Search Engines |
| Torch + |
| Excavator |
| Search Engines |
| VormWeb |
| DuckDuckGo |
| Email & Jabber |
| cock.li - 2 |
| altaddress.org |
| danwin1210.de |
| Rise Up - 2 |
| PissMail |
| morke.org |
| ProtonMail |
| XMPP.is |
| Information |
| Darknet Bible |
| OpSec Manual |
| Onion Archive |
| Exchanges |
| FairTrade |
| Services |
| The Tor Project |
| OnionShare |
| Feather Wallet |
| Archive.is |
| Whonix |
| Njal.la |
| Qubes OS |
| Mullvad |
| Cryptostorm + |
| Keybase |
| SimplyTranslate |
| Monero |
| Blockchair |
| monero.fail |
We provide an anti-phishing resource for darknet sites and record darknet history. We also track the uptime and downtime of darknet sites. This knowledge is important to many cybersecurity researchers.
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Tor Taxi has emerged as one of the most trusted resources for users seeking up-to-date and verified darknet market links. As darknet marketplaces continue to vanish, rebrand, or fall victim to phishing attacks, the need for reliable directories has become more important than ever. That’s where Tor.Taxi comes in.
Tor.Taxi is a darknet directory website designed to help users safely navigate the Tor network and access hidden services, primarily darknet marketplaces. The platform serves as a curated hub of Tor Taxi darknet market links, constantly updated to reflect the current availability of markets, forums, and vendor shops operating on the dark web. Rather than blindly trusting links from random forums or Telegram groups, users can visit Tor.Taxi to find: Verified links to popular darknet markets, Mirrors for backup access, Standalone vendor shop listings, News and uptime reports for each site.
With so many fake links and phishing sites online, the risk of being scammed is extremely high. Tor.Taxi helps reduce this risk by offering manually-verified onion links. Each listing is double-checked to ensure it leads to the correct and functional destination.
To ensure constant accessibility, Tor.Taxi also maintains multiple Tor Taxi onion mirror addresses. These mirrors are hosted on separate nodes, allowing users to bypass downtime or localized blocks. Whether your preferred market is offline or under DDoS attack, an onion mirror from Tor.Taxi often provides the needed alternative.
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