Awazon Market Mirrors and Onion Links
These are the three current Awazon Market onion links. Each one is a v3 address,
fifty six characters long before the .onion, and all of them begin with the
string awazon. They open the same storefront: the same login, the same balance,
the same order history. The order they appear in has no meaning. One may answer faster
on your circuit and another slower. Pick the first that loads, and if it does not, move
to the next without waiting.
Current mirrors · copy, do not retype
Last verified October 8, 2026. The set changes when the operator rotates. New addresses are announced as PGP signed posts on Dread and reflected here within an hour.
How to copy without a typo
Do not retype the address. A v3 onion is fifty six characters, and a single wrong letter lands you on someone else's site, which is also a valid, working site. That is the trap. The page loads, it looks fine, and it is not yours. Use the copy button on each row, which puts the full address on your clipboard, and paste it straight into the Tor Browser address bar. Skipping the notes app in between removes the most common source of a one character corruption.
Once the page loads, compare the last six characters in the address bar against what you copied. That is the whole check. If they line up, you are on a genuine mirror. If they do not, do not log in and do not fund a wallet yet. Reload, or try the next address.
Watch for the lookalikes
Fakes lean on one character swaps that survive a quick glance. Common impostors in
circulation use the prefixes awarzon, anwazon and awazoun, each close
enough that you would not catch it without reading the whole string. Read all fifty six
characters, not the first ten. If an address you found in a chat does not begin with
awazon, close the tab and start again from the panel above.
What happens when a mirror dies
A retired address stops resolving. It does not degrade slowly and it does not redirect. That is intentional, because an automatic redirect from an old onion to a new one is itself a phishing pattern. When the operator rotates, the old address simply stops answering within hours, and the new one appears here after the signed post on Dread. If a bookmark of yours stops working, come back to this page and pick a row from the current set. Bookmark this page, not a single onion, because a bookmarked onion will eventually fall out of the live set.