Operational Access Protocol
Technical documentation for establishing a secure, encrypted session with the Nexus Market infrastructure. Adherence to these protocols ensures anonymity and connection integrity.
Tor Network Configuration
Tor Network Configuration
Access to the Nexus infrastructure requires routing traffic through the Tor anonymity network. Standard HTTP/HTTPS protocols utilized by clear-net browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari) cannot resolve .onion top-level domains.
The Tor Browser routes your data through three encrypted nodes (Guard, Middle, Exit) before reaching the Nexus server, effectively masking your IP address and physical location. Ensure your client is updated to the latest stable release to prevent fingerprinting vulnerabilities.
Protocol: Disable JavaScript if your threat model requires maximum isolation, though some market features may require JIT compilation.
Endpoint Verification
Endpoint Verification
Session integrity relies on utilizing the correct cryptographic V3 onion address. To prevent man-in-the-middle attacks or redirection to compromised nodes, only utilize the specific address provided below. This address corresponds to the primary entry point for the Nexus cluster.
Connection Establishment
Connection Establishment
Input the verified address into the Tor Browser navigation bar. Due to the multi-hop architecture of the Tor network, initial circuit building may result in latency of 15-45 seconds. This is normal behavior for hidden services.
Upon reaching the Nexus perimeter, you will encounter a DDoS mitigation layer. This challenge-response mechanism (Captcha) filters automated bot traffic to maintain market stability. Resolve the visual puzzle to proceed to the login gateway.
Identity Initialization
Identity Initialization
New users must initialize a pseudonymous identity. You will define a unique Username, a complex Password, and a 6-digit PIN for withdrawal authorization.
Security Critical
The system will generate a Mnemonic Recovery Phrase (Seed). Physical offline storage of this phrase is mandatory. It serves as the master private key for your account. In the event of password loss, this mnemonic is the absolute only method to restore access. Support staff cannot reset credentials.
PGP 2FA Integration
PGP 2FA Integration
To harden your account against unauthorized access, navigate to User Settings immediately after registration and import your PGP Public Key.
Once imported, enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Subsequent logins will require you to decrypt a random nonce message using your private key. This ensures that even if your password is compromised, the account remains inaccessible without the corresponding PGP private key.