Nexus Operational Guide

Access to the Nexus darknet market requires the Tor network to route traffic through encrypted relays. Standard browsing software is incompatible with the .onion protocol.

Download and install the latest stable release of the Tor Browser. This tool is the prerequisite for resolving the nexus market onion address and masking your origin IP address. Ensure your OS is updated before initialization.

Upon initial connection to the Nexus Market, you will encounter a challenge-response verification (Captcha). This layer filters automated bot traffic and DDoS attacks.

Solve the challenge as presented (e.g., selecting characters or rotating an image). Once validated, a session token is granted, allowing access to the marketplace interface. This token remains valid for the duration of your activity.

Navigate to the registration panel. Creating an account on Nexus Market requires strictly anonymous credentials. Do not utilize usernames previously associated with clear-net identities.

CRITICAL PROTOCOL: The system will generate a Mnemonic seed phrase upon account creation. This string is cryptographically tied to your account and is the only mechanism for account recovery. Store this offline immediately.

Post-registration, access your profile settings to upload your PGP Public Key. Enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is mandatory for high-security vendors and highly recommended for all users.

With 2FA active, every login attempt triggers an encrypted challenge message. Decrypt this message using your private key to reveal the authentication code. This protocol renders stolen passwords useless without the corresponding private key.