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Telling a Torzon market mirror from a phishing copy
A phishing copy wants one thing: your login. A real mirror does not need anything new from you.
Where you found it
Genuine mirrors are announced through the same channels as the main address. Copies spread through ads, search results and unsolicited messages.
What it asks for
A clone may ask you to "re-verify", enter a recovery phrase or pay a fee to unlock your account. The real service has no reason to do that on a mirror.
How the address looks
Copies often share the first few characters of a real torzon market mirror and differ in the middle. Compare the whole string.
Signed confirmation
If the service publishes signed mirror lists, check the signature before trusting any new address.
If a so-called Torzon market mirror asks for something new, treat it as a copy.
Need the current address?
The link board on the home page shows which Torzon links are checked right now.