First visit
The Torzon Market login screen
What loads, what the real login asks for, and how to make sure it is the real one before your password goes anywhere.
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01What loads first
When you open a mirror you will often land on a short access queue first: a dark page that says you have been placed in a queue and will be redirected automatically, with an estimated wait time. That is the market spreading load across its mirrors, not a problem. Do not refresh. Let it redirect you to the login page.
If you never see a queue and go straight to a login form, that is also possible at quiet times. The queue is not a required checkpoint and its absence is not a warning by itself. What matters is the address and the printed onion, below.
02What the real login asks for
- a username;
- a password;
- a 2FA code, only if you turned two-factor on for the account.
The login screen does not ask for your wallet seed, your private key, or a verification fee. Any screen that asks for those on the way in is not the login. It is the trap.
03Before you type
04First time, new account
- Registration sits next to login on the same screen.
- Use an email you do not use anywhere else, and a password you have never typed into any other site.
- Turn on 2FA as soon as the account lets you. It is the cheapest protection an account has.
- Confirm the address one more time after registration, before you fund the wallet.
If you already have an account and this is a new device or a fresh browser, expect the login to work normally once the address checks out. There is no trusted-device dance to perform on first sign-in.