Complete Torzon Mirror Directory

Torzon publishes a fresh PGP-signed mirror announcement every 24 hours at 06:30 UTC on the Dread forum. We pull the list immediately after publication and verify all addresses before updating this page. If a mirror goes temporarily inaccessible between updates, we do not remove it from the list immediately — the status dot will show red or orange instead. The full roll remains stable for regulatory and user reference purposes.

Green = mirror responded to login within 500ms in the last 4 hours. Yellow = mirror responded but slower than usual or test failed once. Red = mirror failed to respond in the last test cycle. Gray = mirror removed from official roll. We test each mirror every 40 minutes from multiple exit nodes to catch changes quickly.

Start with the primary. If it times out after 20 seconds, use your New Identity button in Tor Browser to get a fresh exit node, then try again. If it times out again, use mirror 01. Mirror selection is round-robin balanced by Torzon DNS, but your own exit node quality matters more than mirror choice. If all five are slow, the problem is likely your exit relay being congested — wait 5 minutes and try again.

Yes. Once logged in, you can bookmark any of the five and return to it directly. Login sessions are shared across mirrors, so switching between them mid-session does not require re-authentication. Some users keep the primary in a tab and mirror 01 as a second tab so they can switch if performance degrades. There is no penalty for using the same mirror every time.

This has not happened since the market launched. The worst case on record is 3 of 5 down during a coordinated DDoS in late March 2026, which lasted 47 minutes. The remaining two stayed online and the Dread roll continued updating on schedule. If all five simultaneously fail to respond, check the Dread thread or r/darknet before assuming the market is subject to law enforcement action — usually it is a network-wide Tor congestion event.

Yes. Login on primary, then switch to mirror 03 once authenticated. Your session cookie is valid across all five. Some users log in on a slower mirror to avoid getting hammered with captcha PoW at peak hours, then switch to a faster mirror for browsing. The backend shares state instantly, so switching happens without lag.

No. Torzon rotated all five mirrors in August 2025 after the Archetyp seizure as a precaution. The current roll has been stable since then. All addresses are Tor v3 native onions, which means they have end-to-end encryption built into the protocol and are immune to the DNS hijacking attacks that affected v2 addresses in the early 2020s.

Compare the addresses on this page to the PGP-signed announcement on Dread from today. The fingerprint of the signing key has remained the same since November 2025. If the signature validates in GPG and matches, you are looking at the real official roll. We post updates immediately after Dread publishes, usually within 2 minutes. If you see this page with addresses that differ from Dread, do not use them — pull from Dread directly.