Access Protocol V2.4

Official technical documentation for establishing a secure connection to Torzon Market. Follow this protocol to ensure end-to-end encryption and identity protection.

01

Network Configuration

Access to the .onion network requires the Tor Browser bundle. This software routes traffic through a volunteer overlay network consisting of more than seven thousand relays to conceal a user's location and usage from anyone conducting network surveillance or traffic analysis.

Protocol: Onion Routing
Encryption: Multi-layered (TLS 1.3)
Anonymity: High
02

Connection Parameters

Utilize the official torzon onion entry node. The address below is cryptographically signed and verified by the market administration. Direct connection prevents man-in-the-middle attacks and ensures you are communicating with the authentic Torzon server infrastructure.

Alternative mirrors are available in the Signed Mirrors List if the primary node is under high load.

03

Perimeter Verification

Upon initiating the connection, the Torzon Market perimeter firewall will present a challenge-response test (Captcha). This mechanism filters automated bot traffic and DDoS vectors.

System Note: Connection latency can vary between 5-15 seconds due to the number of hops in the Tor circuit. Do not refresh the page during the handshake process.

04

Identity Generation

Credential Setup

New users must generate a unique identity. The registration process requires a username, password, and withdrawal PIN. The system creates a Mnemonic Phrase for account recovery.

Mnemonic Protocol

CRITICAL: Store your mnemonic phrase offline immediately (e.g., on paper or an air-gapped device). The administration cannot reset passwords. Loss of the mnemonic results in permanent loss of account access and funds.

05

Cryptographic Hardening

To finalize the security of your torzon market account, enabling PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) Two-Factor Authentication is mandatory for high-value vendors and recommended for all buyers.

  1. Navigate to User CP > Security Settings.
  2. Import your PGP Public Key into the designated field.
  3. Decrypt the system-generated challenge message.
  4. Enable PGP 2FA to enforce cryptographic verification at login.

This configuration ensures that account access is mathematically impossible without possession of your private PGP key.