Omega Market Mirrors, Current Onion Addresses

Copy, do not retype

All three addresses above point at the same back end. Same account, same balance, same order history, same forum. When one is slow or a circuit is congested, the others stay responsive, so there is almost always a working way in.

The set rotates. When it does, the retired addresses stop resolving and this page is updated, with the change noted on the news page and signed with the operator's PGP key. If an address you have saved is not on this list, it has been retired, and the right move is to delete it rather than keep trying it.

Why the set rotates

A fixed onion is a fixed target. Rotating the address means a lookalike built against last month's address is already stale, and it means a slow or attacked entry point can be dropped without taking the market down with it. The trade-off is that a bookmarked onion eventually dies, which is why this directory exists. Treat the list as the source of truth and the individual address as disposable.

Verifying before you connect

Copy the address from this page into the Tor Browser. Do not type it, and do not paste it from a screenshot, a chat message, or a search result you did not start from this page. The market's own anti-phishing check runs on the login screen and compares the address you are on against the expected one, and a personal phrase set at registration confirms the same thing from your side. Two independent checks, and neither is hard.

Questions about the mirrors

Are all three addresses the same market?: Yes. They are different entry points to the same storefront. Your account, balance, orders, and forum posts are identical whichever one you use.
How often do the mirrors change?: When the operator decides, which has been roughly monthly since the set was published. Each rotation is announced with a PGP signature and recorded on the news page.
I have an old Omega address saved. Is it still valid?: Check it against this list. If it is not here, it has been retired. Retired addresses are the classic entry point to a lookalike, because they still look right for a while.
Which address should I use?: Any of them. If one is slow, use the next. There is no primary and no backup in any functional sense; they are the same shop behind three doors.