http://hn2paw7w627n5bro3zirrhb5bchugcjmm2mvxggnnlxqjkhhwzolbdid.onionDow Jones Market Indian Time isn’t just a trading floor—it’s a roster of 140 vetted vendors on WeTheNorth Market. Every merchant here has posted a bond, earned a public PGP key, and survived the market’s 30-day probation. Whether you’re looking for discreet fulfilment channel, multisig escrow, or a vendor who answers messages within hours, this directory shows you who’s reliable and who’s just passing through.
Specialty: Cannabis (AAA, edibles, concentrates)
fulfilment channel: Canada-wide, 2-3 business days
Payment: XMR preferred, BTC accepted
Bond: 0.5 XMR
Specialty: Pharmaceuticals (benzodiazepines, stimulants)
fulfilment channel: Worldwide, 5-7 business days
Payment: XMR only
Bond: 1 XMR
Specialty: Electronics (burner phones, hardware wallets)
fulfilment channel: US & EU, 3-5 business days
Payment: XMR, BTC
Bond: 0.3 XMR
When a new vendor applies, they send the bond to a 2-of-3 multisig wallet controlled by the market admins. The bond is locked for 30 days—long enough for users to test the vendor and file disputes if something goes wrong. If the vendor completes 20 transactions with no disputes, the bond is returned. If they vanish or scam, the bond is split between the affected users and the market’s insurance fund.
Bond amounts start at 0.1 XMR for digital goods and climb to 2 XMR for high-risk categories like pharmaceuticals. The market’s escrow system automatically deducts the bond if a vendor is caught exit-scamming, so you don’t have to chase them yourself. This system keeps the vendor pool honest without requiring a central authority to police every transaction.
Posts bond in XMR to a 2-of-3 multisig wallet.
Must complete 20 transactions with no disputes.
After 30 days, bond is released back to the vendor.
Bond is forfeited and split between users and insurance fund.
The rating breakdown is visible on every vendor’s profile. A single 1-star review doesn’t tank a vendor’s reputation—it’s the average over the last 50 transactions that matters. Vendors with a 4.5+ rating get a “Trusted” badge, which means they’ve survived at least one bond cycle without a major dispute.
Ratings are PGP-signed by the user, so vendors can’t fake them. The market’s escrow system won’t release funds until the user has submitted a rating, which keeps the feedback loop honest. If a vendor tries to pressure you into leaving a 5-star review, that’s a red flag—report them to the admins.
The dispute process is straightforward. If your package doesn’t arrive or the product is misrepresented, you open a dispute within 14 days of the estimated fulfilment date. The vendor has 48 hours to respond with tracking information or a resolution. If they don’t respond, the admins release the funds back to you. If they do respond but you can’t agree, the admins review the evidence and make a final call.
Disputes are rare—only 1.2% of transactions end up in mediation. Most vendors resolve issues directly to avoid hurting their rating. The market’s escrow system is designed to be fair, but it’s not foolproof. Always take photos of your package and product before consuming, and keep your PGP key secure to prove your identity if a dispute arises.
Some vendors ask for “FE” (finalize early) to avoid escrow. This is a red flag—only use FE with vendors you’ve used multiple times and trust completely. Even then, consider using a 2-of-2 multisig wallet instead of sending funds directly.
The market’s primary .onion address is
This primary endpoint was last verified by the Wethenorth Market Address on 2026-09-05 06:37 UTC. PGP signature fingerprint matched: ED54 E86B 5F99 F599 9584. Confirmed responsive over the last verification cycle. Identified in this directory as the Main.
You’ll need the Tor Browser and a verified .onion address. Download Tor from the documented site, disable JavaScript in the security settings, and paste the verified mirror URL into the address bar. Never access the market through a clearnet proxy or VPN—those are common phishing vectors.
The market’s uptime averages 99.8% over the past year, but occasional outages happen. Check the status page for real-time updates. If the site is down, wait 30 minutes and try a different mirror—don’t assume it’s gone for good.
Use our PGP Signature Verifier tool. Paste the .onion address into the form, and we’ll check it against the market’s documented signing key. If the signature matches, the mirror is authentic. If not, it’s a phishing clone—don’t enter your credentials.
Only if they’re PGP-verified. Phishing mirrors often look identical to the real site, but they’ll steal your login credentials or wallet funds. Always verify the mirror’s signature before logging in, and never save your password in your browser.
All verified mirrors point to the same backend—they’re just different entry points to avoid censorship or DDoS attacks. Some mirrors might load faster depending on your Tor circuit, but the content and security are identical. Stick to the mirrors listed on this site to avoid clones.