Storefront FAQ
Short answers to the questions readers ask most about TorZon Market categories, vendors, escrow and access.
Which coins does TorZon Market accept?
Monero and Bitcoin. Monero is the storefront default and the recommended coin for new buyers. Bitcoin works for legacy balances and for vendors who price in BTC for a specific category.
How large is the vendor pool?
Several hundred active vendors across the eight top-level categories. Vendor pages carry order counts, dispute records and public PGP keys. New vendors face a bond and a first-week probation.
Does the storefront require registration?
Yes. Registration is one form: username, password and a mnemonic seed for recovery. Write the mnemonic on paper. Do not screenshot it. Do not save it to any cloud-synced note.
What is 2 of 3 multisig?
Every deposit sits behind three keys, buyer, vendor and platform. Any two of them together release the funds. The platform key never moves in a normal order. See the escrow page.
Is the storefront the same on every mirror?
Yes. Every mirror address resolves to the same backend. Your account, balance, orders and messages appear identically on any of them. Pick whichever opens fastest.
How do I open a mirror?
Copy any address from the mirrors page, paste it into Tor Browser, wait for the anti-DDoS queue, then the login page renders. See the mirror page.
Can I browse the storefront without an account?
Yes for category browsing and listing preview. No for prices in a specific vendor thread, messaging a vendor or placing an order. Register a throwaway account first.
What is the storefront language?
English is the default. Vendor listings may be in the vendor native language. The storefront navigation stays English on every mirror.
Not answered here?
The categories page lists the full storefront taxonomy. The vendors page covers how the vendor system is built. The escrow page explains the multisig flow.