All Fawkes Market Mirrors
Fawkes Market keeps five official doors open: one Tor onion address and four clearnet HTTPS mirrors. All five serve the same market — the same accounts, balances, vendors and orders. This is the complete list, current as of November 2026.
The genuine Fawkes Market always shows this mark. Check it before you log in — and confirm the address against fawkes.sc.
Why so many mirrors?
Darknet markets are attacked constantly — DDoS extortion, domain takedowns, ISP blocks. Redundancy is the defence. Each mirror sits on a different top-level domain (.onion, .ru, .com, .in), so a problem affecting one door leaves four others open. When your usual mirror misbehaves, the answer is always the same: try another door.
Bookmark fawkes.sc (and fawkes.shop) — the market's own link hub. If a mirror ever changes or is replaced, fawkes.sc carries the updated list first.
Mirror rules of thumb
- Privacy first? Use the onion address in Tor Browser — your ISP sees Tor, nothing more.
- Speed first? Use a clearnet mirror — direct HTTPS, no multi-hop routing.
- Mirror down? Switch to another; the market is rarely down, but individual doors often are.
- Unexpected certificate warning? Close the tab. Legitimate mirrors never show one.
- Found a "new mirror" elsewhere? Ignore it unless it appears at fawkes.sc — unofficial "mirrors" are usually phishing.
What mirrors are NOT
Mirrors are alternate front doors, not copies. Your account, balance, orders and messages are identical across all five — because they all read from the same market. Logging in through a different mirror does not create a second account, and a phisher's look-alike domain is not a mirror even when it looks identical.
Related pages
- The Fawkes Market link — the one-page access list.
- Getting Tor Browser — five-minute setup.
- Bookmark guide — permanent safe access.
- FAQ — mirror and outage questions.