How To Register And Login To Any Deep Web Market

Almost all darknet markets require a user to create an account before making purchases. For the most part, they’ve streamlined the account creation process. There are only minor differences in the registration process between each market. Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating an account on any darkweb market.

1. Complete the Captcha: Every darkweb market uses a unique Captcha system for DDoS protection. This will be the first thing you see as you enter the website. Once it’s complete, a login page will load. 
2. Select “Create an account”: If you haven’t made an account before, at the bottom of the login page will be a “register” or “create an account” button.
3. Fill in the details: The details you need to provide differ between each darknet marketplace, but the usual details required are your display name, login name, password, repeat password, a PIN used to withdraw funds, and a new Captcha to complete. It’s vital that you create unique names and passwords for every marketplace.
4. Grab your Mnemonic code: The mnemonic code/phrase is for account recovery purposes only. This code is usually only ever given once, so it’s crucial that you save it. Not all websites use this code. 
5. Set up your PGP Key: Although many websites do not force the users to set this up right away, we suggest that as soon as your account is up and running, set the PGP key up in the website settings.

Deep Web Markets  Rules – The Main Terms & Conditions Explained

Although you are accessing the darkweb and you’re purchasing items that are probably not legal to purchase, there are some basic rules that most darknet marketplaces implement to ensure the safety of others and to keep them humane. 

Each deep web market will have its own terms and conditions, which will be viewable on its website. For example, a drug-based darknet market will not allow any weapons, fraudulent items, or porn. Here are a few deep web market rules that apply to the vast majority of darknet markets.

• All darknet markets do not allow CP (Child Porn). 
• All dark web markets will not allow vendors to speak to their customers outside of their website. This is to protect themselves and the customers. They will also force all vendors to use PGP, as well as set up 2FA (2-factor authentication). 
• All listings will be monitored, and if there is false information, the listing will be removed. 
• A general rule for the darknet is that anonymity is important. Therefore most darknet marketplaces do not allow DOXing services. 

Very few darknet markets support the following listings: Child porn, prostitution, weapons, murder services, terrorism, poison, and fentanyl. A violation of any darknet market rule usually results in an account suspension, and the user will forfeit their funds. 

DarkWeb Market Privacy & Security Tips

Privacy and security are top priorities for any user who is accessing and utilizing the darknet. Here are a few tips and tricks to ensure you can stay anonymous on the darknet.

• Use a paid VPN: Although there are free VPNs such as Proton VPN, it’s important you use a paid VPN that does not collect logs on it’s users. We recommend NordVPN as it accepts Bitcoin payment.
• Disable JavaScript on the Tor Browser: You simply need to Open the Tor settings menu> Select “Preferences“> Click “Privacy and Security“>Select “Safest.”
• Personal Wallet: Only ever make a payment using a custodial crypto wallet. Never use an exchange to add funds to a darknet marketplace, as it can easily be traced back to you. We suggest Ledger.
• Only pay with XMR Monero: Monero is a tried and proven cryptocurrency and the most anonymous currency. They consistently improve their systems, and user privacy is their top priority.
• Use unique names: With every website you access and create an account on, use a unique username/login and a different password. This is basic security. 
• Always use PGP: The PGP tool will encrypt and provide cryptographic privacy for all communications. This is most important for shipping addresses. Even the website owner can not unlock the PGP encryption unless they have the key. 

Once you’ve set up the above, ensure you stick to it and keep privacy and security in mind while using the darknet. 

The History of  Markets On The DarkWeb

The deep has been around for many years, with most of its first traces going back to 2009. However, it was not until 2011, when Ross Ulbricht created a website called “the Silk Road,” that the darknet markets became popular. 

Although the Silk Road was not the first darknet marketplace, it was the first one to accept Bitcoin as payment, and it’s the pioneer in how darknets work today. The Silk Road was also the first deepweb darknet marketplace that was seized in 2013 after Ross failed to follow some basic OpSec procedures. But as one market fell, three more were created. Silk Road 2.0, Evolution Market, and Agora Market. 

A year later, Silk Road 2.0 was seized. Agora market left after it felt it was compromised. But the next major event in the darknet world was the Evolution Markets exit scam. 

In mid-March 2015, the Evolution market servers went down. At first, many users believed their servers had been seized, but after a few days, it was revealed that they had closed the servers and ran away with $12 million in Bitcoin. 

This created a lot of distrust of online darknet markets, yet over the years since, many markets have opened up and proven themselves to be efficient. However, there’s always an opportunity that the market could run with the users’ money.