THE OFFICIAL MANUAL

Welcome to the TorZon Satellite Network (TSN). We are the next evolution of decentralized commerce. Unlike our predecessors, TorZon is built on a custom-coded infrastructure designed to be resilient against modern traffic analysis and DDoS attacks. We facilitate the exchange of goods and information without judgment or censorship.

The "Trust No One" Philosophy

The core tenet of darknet survival is "Trust No One" (TNO). The torzon official link provides the platform, but you must provide the security. This manual is not just a guide; it is a doctrine. Every step you take, from clicking a torzon onion link to finalizing an order, leaves a digital footprint. Our goal is to make that footprint invisible.

We utilize V3 Onion Services, which provide 56-character addresses. These are mathematically generated and offer superior encryption compared to the obsolete V2 addresses. When you access torzon market, you are tunneling through three random nodes globally, ensuring your IP address remains hidden from us, and our IP remains hidden from you.

Using Windows or macOS to access the darknet is suicide. These operating systems are chatty; they constantly send telemetry data to Microsoft and Apple. For true security, you must use Tails OS (The Amnesic Incognito Live System).

Why Tails?

Tails runs from a USB stick. It routes all internet traffic through the Tor network by default. More importantly, it is amnesic—meaning as soon as you pull the USB stick out, the RAM is wiped. No logs, no history, no evidence.

Configuring Tor for TorZon

1. Open Tor Browser.
2. Click the Shield Icon (Top Right).
3. Select Settings > Privacy & Security.
4. Set Security Level to "Safest".

This disables JavaScript completely. While many markets rely on JS for fancy animations, the torzon shop is built with pure CSS and HTML. This eliminates the vector for XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) attacks.

PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is the mathematical shield that protects your identity. Without PGP, your address is sent in plain text. If the server is seized, or if there is a Man-in-the-Middle attack, your address is compromised.

Generating Your Key

Use GPG4Win (Windows) or GPGTools (Mac) if you aren't on Tails. If on Tails, click the clipboard icon (OpenPGP Applet). Generate a new RSA 4096-bit key. Do not use ECC keys as some older market parsers do not support them.

2-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Immediately after creating your account on torzon login, upload your Public Key. Enable 2FA. Now, when you login, the server will present an encrypted message. You must decrypt this message with your Private Key to get the login code. This makes your account unhackable even if your password is stolen.

Bitcoin (BTC) is not anonymous. It is pseudonymous. Every transaction is permanently recorded on the public blockchain. Chain analysis firms like Chainalysis can trace coins from an exchange (like Coinbase) directly to a darknet market wallet.

The Monero Standard

Monero (XMR) is the only currency we recommend. It uses Ring Signatures, RingCT, and Stealth Addresses to hide the sender, receiver, and amount.

The Laundering Path

If you must buy Bitcoin, follow this path to clean it:

1. Buy BTC on Exchange (KYC is fine here).
2. Send BTC to a software wallet (Electrum).
3. Send BTC to a non-KYC exchange (e.g., eXch, FixedFloat) and swap for XMR.
4. Send XMR to your Cake Wallet or Monero GUI.
5. Finally: Send XMR to your torzon wallet.

This breaks the link completely. The exchange sees you bought XMR, but they cannot see where you sent that XMR.

OpSec is a mindset. It is the accumulation of small habits that keep you safe.

Identity Separation

Your torzon user identity must never cross paths with your real identity.

• Username: Do not use "GamerTag123" if you use that on Steam. Use a random string or a generated name.
• Writing Style: Do not use unique slang or emojis you typically use on social media. Stylometry analysis can link anonymous writings to real people.
• Time Analysis: Vary your login times. If you always login at 9:00 AM New York time, you narrow down your timezone.

Metadata

Never upload photos to the market or forums without scrubbing metadata (EXIF data). A photo taken with an iPhone contains GPS coordinates of where it was taken. Tails OS usually scrubs this automatically, but always double-check.

The most dangerous moment is when digital goods become physical.

Home Delivery vs. Drops

Home Delivery: Safe for small, personal amounts if you have a clean history. ALWAYS use your real name. Using a fake name to a residential address is a red flag for the postman. "Why is Mr. Smith getting mail at Mr. Jones's house?"

Drops: A Drop is an address you control but don't live at (e.g., a vacant house, a friend's house). This is for advanced users.

When sending your address to a vendor, encrypt it with PGP. Never send it in plain text in the order chat.

Not all vendors on torzon darknet are equal. Before placing an order, perform due diligence.

Metrics to Watch

• Level: Higher levels mean more successful sales.
• Feedback: Read the negative feedback first. Positive feedback can be faked or auto-generated. Look for complaints about "Selective Scamming" or "Underweighing".
• Last Active: Do not order from a vendor who hasn't logged in for 3 days.

FE (Finalize Early)

Some vendors ask you to "Finalize Early" (release funds before receiving goods). Only do this for top-tier trusted vendors. Doing this for a new vendor is a guarantee you will be scammed.

If your order does not arrive within the escrow time, you must Extend Escrow or Open a Dispute.

How to Win a Dispute

The moderator looks at facts.

1. Communication: Did you message the vendor before disputing? Moderators like to see you tried to resolve it.
2. Terms: Did you read the vendor's T&C? If they say "No reship to Australia" and you are in Australia, you lose.
3. Doxing: Never threaten a vendor. This results in an instant ban.

Keep your messages professional and concise. Emotional outbursts will hurt your case.