The set

Every current Osiris Market address

Three mirrors, one backend. Use whichever loads first. This is the complete Osiris Market URL set; nothing else on this page is an address you should type.

Want them all at once? Copy all three

How to read these addresses

Each address is 56 characters of base32, then the literal text .onion. Base32 uses the letters a to z and the digits 2 to 7. There is no 0, no 1, no 8, no 9, and no uppercase. All three current mirrors also carry the vanity prefix osiris, which the operator chose so the set is recognizable at a glance.

• If an "Osiris" link you found contains a 0, 1, 8, or 9, it is not a v3 onion at all.
• If it is 16 characters instead of 56, it is an old v2 address from a different era.
• If it starts with something other than osiris, it is a different string and, in this niche, a different website.

Why there are three, and why none of them is "the main one"

The operator runs all three at the same time, pointed at one backend. Same account, same balance, same orders. When one address comes under traffic pressure, visitors move to another and keep going, no re-login, no re-deposit. That is the entire design: a denial-of-service on one onion should not stop the market.

Consequently there is no primary and no backup, and no numbering. Anyone ranking the set is ranking it for their own reasons, because the operator does not. If one is slow, use another. That is the whole strategy.

How the set changes

Rotations are announced as PGP-signed posts on the operator's Dread account before the old addresses stop resolving. Old sets keep circulating on forums and in chat groups for months after a rotation, and a retired onion is the most dangerous kind of fake, because it used to be real. If the address you saved is not one of the three above, treat it as a previous rotation until the signed post says otherwise. The full checking method is here.

No gateway, no proxy

You will find pages that offer these same addresses through a clearnet gateway: .onion.watch, tor2web, and the rest. The gateway reads everything between you and the market, your searches, your messages, your login, and it sees both sides of the connection. The point of a hidden service is that the endpoint sees only Tor traffic. A clearnet gateway sits in the middle, which is the opposite of the point.

If you do not have Tor Browser yet, that is the first thing to fix, not the thing to work around. The ten-minute setup is documented here.