What is an onion address?
An onion address identifies a service accessed through the Tor network. A website may offer both a regular web address and an onion address. The two addresses need to be associated through material published by the same provider.
What our labels mean
- Provider-advertised Tor: the address appears in provider or project material.
- Tor · unconfirmed: an address is recorded, but provider confirmation is pending.
- No confirmed Tor address: there is no confirmed address in this directory. This does not prove the provider has none.
Addresses have been checked for valid v3 formatting. Reachability over Tor has not been tested. Ownership evidence, reachability and transaction processing are separate questions.
Opening a Tor link
Open onion links in Tor Browser. Compare the complete address with the provider’s published address, including any relevant path. A destination labeled “Tor order book” is an order-book tool, not a mirror of the entire project.
ClearRoute on Tor
A ClearRoute onion mirror is planned. There is no official ClearRoute onion address yet. When it is ready, this page and the main website will publish the same complete address.