Torzon Market Web URL Escrow Flow
The verified Torzon Market Web URL enforces a 14-day escrow hold on every transaction. This page explains the step-by-step flow: how funds move from user to seller, when the timer starts, how to extend it (twice for standard users, three times for Plus/Premium), and what happens if either party opens a dispute. All timers and rules are enforced at the protocol level—no manual override.
Escrow Timeline
The escrow timer starts the moment the user’s payment is confirmed on-chain. Below is the exact sequence of events, enforced by the platform’s smart-contract logic.
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Payment confirmed
Bitcoin (BTC) after 1 confirmation; Monero (XMR) after 10 confirmations. The platform credits the user’s internal wallet and moves the funds into a neutral custody address. This address is unique per transaction and is never reused.
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14-day hold begins
The timer starts immediately. Both user and seller see a countdown in the “Escrow” tab of their entry page. The platform does not allow either party to finalize or cancel before the timer expires.
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Seller ships
The seller is expected to ship within 48 hours. Once they mark the entry as “shipped,” the user receives a notification. The platform does not require tracking numbers, but the seller must provide proof of postage if a dispute is opened.
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user receives
The user inspects the package. If everything matches the listing, they finalize the entry. If not, they open a dispute. The platform does not auto-finalize—every entry must be manually closed by the user.
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Finalization or dispute
If the user finalizes, the funds are released to the seller’s internal wallet. If the user opens a dispute, the timer pauses and both parties enter mediation. The platform’s moderators review evidence (photos, tracking, chat logs) and issue a binding ruling within 72 hours.
Once finalized, the funds are irrevocably released. If the package never arrives, the user has no recourse. The platform’s dispute system is the only safety net—use it.
Timer Extensions
Standard users can extend the 14-day timer twice (2×7 days). Plus and Premium users can extend it three times (3×7 days). Extensions are requested through the entry page and are granted instantly—no moderator approval is needed.
Standard users
- 2 extensions (7 days each)
- Total hold: 28 days
- No fee
Plus users
- 3 extensions (7 days each)
- Total hold: 35 days
- No fee
Premium users
- 3 extensions (7 days each)
- Total hold: 35 days
- Early finalize (FE) privilege
Extensions exist for two reasons: long international fulfilment channel times and vendor vacations. If a seller is in “Vacation Mode,” the platform automatically pauses the timer until they return. The user is notified and can either wait or cancel the entry for a full refund.
Extensions are not unlimited. Once the maximum number is reached, the platform auto-finalizes the entry and releases the funds to the seller. users who need more time must open a dispute and request a manual hold from moderators.
Dispute Resolution
Disputes are the only way to pause the escrow timer after it starts. Both user and seller can open a dispute, but the platform’s moderators make the final decision.
user disputes
- Package never arrived
- Item not as described
- Damaged in transit
users must provide photos of the package and its contents. If the item is significantly different from the listing, the moderator will rule in the user’s favor and refund the funds.
Seller disputes
- user claims non-receipt but tracking shows fulfilment
- user claims item is fake but provides no evidence
- user finalized then opened a dispute
Sellers must provide tracking proof and photos of the item before fulfilment channel. If the user finalized the entry, the dispute is automatically ruled in the seller’s favor—no exceptions.
Disputes are resolved within 72 hours. The platform’s moderators are not employees—they are trusted community members with a long history of fair rulings. Their decisions are final and cannot be appealed.
If a dispute is ruled in the user’s favor, the funds are returned to the user’s internal wallet. If ruled in the seller’s favor, the funds are released to the seller. In rare cases of clear fraud, the platform may ban the losing party.
Finalization
Finalization is the user’s responsibility. The platform never auto-finalizes—this is a deliberate design choice to prevent scams.
Once the user is satisfied with the item, they click “Finalize” on the entry page. This action is irreversible. The funds are immediately released to the seller’s internal wallet and can be withdrawn to an external address.
If the user does not finalize or open a dispute before the timer expires, the platform auto-finalizes the entry and releases the funds to the seller. This is not a bug—it is a feature to prevent users from holding funds hostage.
Premium users have an additional privilege: early finalization (FE). This allows them to bypass the escrow timer entirely for trusted vendors. FE is granted on a case-by-case basis and is not available to standard or Plus users.
Verified Torzon Market Web URL Mirrors
Every mirror listed below has been PGP-signed by the market’s documented signing key. Use the Mirror Authenticity Check to verify any .onion address claiming to be Torzon Market.
| Mainmain | http://trznqcguweados6tz4kem4uacroud7bznjd7mvxfquluc4ngpznsrlqd.onion | |
This primary endpoint was last verified by the Torzon Market on 2026-08-19 21:07 UTC. PGP signature fingerprint matched: 3276 F62C 2BBB 4ED4 01E9. No phishing markers in response payload during inspection. Identified in this directory as the Main. | ||
Mirror Authenticity Check
Paste any .onion URL claiming to be a Torzon Market mirror. We run it against the market’s documented PGP signing key and tell you if the signature matches.
This tool does not store or log any addresses. It performs a real-time cryptographic verification against the canonical key published by the market’s administrators. If the signature matches, the mirror is authentic. If not, it is a phishing clone—do not enter credentials.
The market’s PGP fingerprint is hardcoded into the platform’s backend. It is updated only when the market’s administrators publish a new signed announcement. We do not accept unsigned updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the torzon market Web URL?
The torzon market Web URL is the verified .onion address for TorZon Market, a darknet platform launched in September 2022. It supports Bitcoin (BTC) and Monero (XMR) and enforces a 14-day escrow hold on all transactions. The address is PGP-signed and listed on this page.
How do I access torzon market Web?
Access requires Tor Browser. Download it from the Tor Project, install it, and navigate to any verified torzon market Web URL from this page. Always verify the .onion address with the Mirror Authenticity Check before entering credentials.
Is torzon market Web online?
The status is updated every 15 minutes. Check the status page for real-time uptime metrics. If the market is down, it may be undergoing maintenance or experiencing a DDoS attack. Do not trust mirrors claiming to be “backup” sites unless they are PGP-signed.
How can I verify a torzon market Web mirror?
Use the Mirror Authenticity Check on this page. Paste the .onion address, and the tool will verify it against the market’s documented PGP signing key. If the signature matches, the mirror is authentic. If not, it is a phishing clone—do not use it.
Why is torzon market Web not loading?
Possible reasons: Tor circuit failure, DDoS attack, or the market is down for maintenance. Try refreshing with a new circuit (Ctrl+Shift+L in Tor Browser). If the problem persists, check the status page for updates. Do not switch to a different mirror unless it is verified.
Are torzon market Web mirrors safe?
Only if they are PGP-signed. Phishing clones are common and often look identical to the real market. Always verify the .onion address with the Mirror Authenticity Check before logging in. Never enter credentials on an unverified mirror.