Anubis Market
Monero by default, multisig built in, three live mirrors that the prober checks every ten minutes.
Anubis Market is one of the two markets the atlas covers, alongside Nexus Market. The reasons for inclusion are the same in both cases: multisig escrow as the default contract, Monero as the default currency, and a working mirror rotation that the atlas\'s prober checks every ten minutes. This page is the operational profile, in detail.
Live mirror table
| Mirror | Address | Latency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary | anubisqr57mqcf3vfqv3hknwbpux5ioqs6atmpwrqive6x6wrkdtrwyd.onion | 142 ms | |
| Backup A | anubisgrlku6ohajojoq52kr6nzixtkfp3jc3pdncgdoykgyfxfutgyd.onion | 178 ms | |
| Backup B | anubisrjpfcc43t4r4zl5ovayivjxqkn63ykkzfngjqvk26lnbgcyryd.onion | 214 ms |
What the platform ships
The defaults stack in your favour. New buyer accounts default into Monero. New vendor accounts default into multisig. The dispute panel is staffed and operates on a published SLA. Vendor onboarding is gated by a vetting step that screens new applicants. None of this is unique on its own; the rare part is that all four are the default rather than features you have to opt into.
Declared feature set
- 2-of-3 multisig escrow
- Two-factor login
- Verified mirrors
- XMR by default
- Vendor escrow
- Active dispute panel
Mirror architecture
Three production mirrors run in parallel. The Primary handles the bulk of buyer traffic and lives behind the platform\'s primary anti-DDoS challenge layer. Backup A absorbs spillover during peak windows. Backup B is the explicit failover, on lower-throughput guard relays with intentional latency budget. The architecture isolates congestion (a flood on one address does not affect the other two) and supports zero-gap rotation (the platform stages new mirrors before retiring old ones).
Read the long-form treatment in the Anubis long read, or the comparison against the other atlas-covered market in Anubis vs Nexus.
What to expect, day one
You arrive on the homepage. Browse, search, filter by rating-descending. Read the vendor profile before clicking buy. Place an order; the platform creates a multisig contract for it; the funds move from your account balance into the contract. The vendor ships against the order. You confirm receipt; your key signs to release; the vendor\'s key co-signs; the funds move to the vendor\'s balance. Most orders resolve this way.
If something goes wrong, open a dispute from the order page. The platform freezes the contract, the dispute panel reads buyer evidence and vendor counter-evidence, and the panel\'s third multisig signature releases funds in proportion to the ruling. SLA on first contact is measured in hours; most disputes resolve in a working week.
The platform cannot run with the funds. That is the structural property worth more than every other feature on the platform combined.
FAQ
Is the platform currently online? Yes. The mirror table reflects the most recent prober cycle.
Which mirror should I use? Primary first. Switch to a backup if the challenge layer times out on your circuit.
What payments are supported? BTC and XMR. Monero is the default for new accounts.
Is multisig escrow the default? Yes. 2-of-3 multisig with buyer, vendor, and platform keys.
How do I make sure I have the right address? Use the copy button on the mirror table. Never retype a fifty-six character address.