Wethenorth Market Verified URL - user & Seller Code of Conduct

Selling on a wethenorth market Verified URL comes with responsibilities. The first is operational security. Sellers must use PGP for all communications, including entry confirmations and fulfilment channel updates. Unencrypted messages are not only against the rules but also put both the seller and the user at risk. The market’s staff regularly audits vendor accounts for compliance, and repeated violations can lead to suspension.

fulfilment channel is another critical area. Sellers must use stealth packaging and provide tracking information for every entry. The market’s escrow system holds funds until the user confirms receipt, so timely fulfilment channel is essential. Delays beyond 14 days without communication can result in automatic refunds to the user. Sellers who consistently fail to ship on time may lose their vendor status.

Pricing and product quality are also regulated. The market prohibits price gouging, especially during supply shortages. Sellers must accurately describe their products, including purity, weight, and any potential risks. Misrepresenting a product can lead to disputes, refunds, and account suspension. The market’s staff monitors listings for compliance, and sellers who violate these rules may be banned permanently.

WeTheNorth Market maintains a strict list of prohibited items. This list is enforced across all wethenorth market mirrors, and violations are taken seriously. The market’s staff regularly reviews listings for compliance, and sellers who attempt to bypass these rules may face permanent bans.

The most obvious prohibited category is anything related to violence. This includes weapons of mass destruction, explosives, and any items designed to cause harm to others. The market also bans the sale of poisons, toxins, and biological agents. These rules are non-negotiable, and sellers who attempt to list such items will be reported to the appropriate authorities.

Child exploitation material is another absolute prohibition. The market has a zero-tolerance policy for this category, and any seller found listing such material will be banned immediately. The market’s staff cooperates with law enforcement agencies to ensure that offenders are held accountable.

Fraud-related items are also banned. This includes stolen credit card information, counterfeit currency, and fake identification documents. The market’s escrow system is designed to protect users from fraud, and sellers who attempt to exploit this system will lose their vendor status.

Finally, the market prohibits the sale of certain prescription medications without proper authorization. This includes opioids, benzodiazepines, and other controlled substances. Sellers who list these items without the necessary licenses risk account suspension and potential legal action.

When a dispute arises, the first step is always to attempt to resolve it directly with the other party. This is a requirement before the market’s staff will intervene. Both users and sellers should communicate clearly and provide any evidence that supports their position. PGP-signed messages are the only acceptable form of communication during a dispute.

If direct communication fails, either party can open a dispute through the market’s built-in system. The market’s staff will review the case and make a final decision. This decision is binding, and refusing to accept it can result in account suspension. The market’s multisig escrow system ensures that funds are held securely until the dispute is resolved.

Evidence is critical in dispute resolution. users should provide screenshots of conversations, tracking information, and any other relevant documentation. Sellers should do the same, including proof of shipment and any communications with the user. The market’s staff will review all evidence before making a decision.

In some cases, the market may require a third-party mediator to resolve the dispute. This is rare but can happen in complex cases where the evidence is unclear. The mediator’s decision is final, and both parties must accept it. Refusing to comply with the mediator’s ruling can result in a permanent ban.

Security starts with the basics. Every user must enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on their account. This is a mandatory requirement, and accounts without 2FA are at risk of being suspended. The market supports both PGP-based 2FA and time-based one-time passwords (TOTP).

Passwords must be strong and unique. Reusing passwords from other sites is a common cause of account breaches. The market’s staff recommends using a password manager to generate and store strong passwords. If you suspect your account has been compromised, contact support immediately through the market’s documented .onion address.

Phishing is a constant threat in the darknet space. The market’s verified mirrors are the only safe places to log in. Always verify the .onion address using the Mirror Authenticity Check tool on this page. Never enter your credentials on a site that hasn’t been verified.

Finally, users must keep their PGP keys secure. Losing access to your PGP key can result in permanent account lockout, as the market’s staff cannot recover encrypted messages. Store your private key in a secure location, and never share it with anyone.

This tool checks whether the .onion address you’ve pasted matches the market’s documented PGP key. If the signature matches, the address is legitimate. If not, it’s a phishing clone — do not enter your credentials.

Always use this tool before logging in to any wethenorth market mirror. Phishing sites are common, and the only way to stay safe is to verify the address first.