WeTheNorth onion links
The .onion address is where the WeTheNorth Market actually lives — the rest (mirrors, directories like this one) is infrastructure pointing at it. Here is the address, current and verified, plus everything worth knowing about using it.
Official WeTheNorth Market onion address
http://hn2paw7zaahbikbejiv6h22zwtijlam65y2c77xj2ypbilm2xs4bnbid.onionWhat you are looking at
That long string is not a domain name anyone registered — it is a version 3 onion address: 56 characters that are the base32 encoding of the market's Ed25519 public key. Holding the matching private key is the only way to serve that address on the Tor network. Which means the string you just bookmarked is mathematically bound to the market — no certificate authority, no DNS record, no registrar to attack. Onion addresses are the rare form of address that cannot be hijacked, only surrendered.
📎 To open it
You need the Tor Browser (free, from torproject.org). Ordinary browsers cannot resolve .onion names. Our access guide covers the whole path, including phone options.
🪞 For redundancy
The market also runs clearnet mirrors — wtnmarket.net, wtnmarket.ru, wtnmarket.store — for browsing without Tor. The mirrors page explains the split.
🛡️ Against phishing
A look-alike can copy the market's pages, but not its onion address. Verifying the 56 characters is the strongest link check in darknet commerce. The FAQ covers the common traps.
About the market behind the address
WeTheNorth is Canada's darknet marketplace — founded July 2021 in the wake of CanadaHQ's shutdown, shipping domestically only, pricing in CAD, accepting Bitcoin and Monero, running escrow with 2FA and PGP. Roughly nine thousand listings strong and bilingual in English and French, it has become the canonical Canadian market, which is exactly why its onion address is one of the most-phished strings in the Canadian darknet. Bookmarking the real one, once, is the cheapest security upgrade available.
Site map
- The official onion URL, dissected — character counts, key derivation, and how to compare against fakes
- How to open .onion sites — Tor Browser install, first load, troubleshooting
- Onion vs mirrors — which door for which errand
- FAQ — the questions that land here from search bars weekly