The verified onion address for BlackOps Market, the Monero-only market, with a short guide to reaching it safely.
BlackOps Market has no clearnet address. It is a Tor marketplace reached through one of the verified onion links below, and any site on the normal web claiming to be BlackOps is a phishing clone. BlackOps opened in 2024 and made one decision that defines it: Monero only. There is no Bitcoin line and no swap running behind the scenes. You fund with Monero and you spend Monero, which suits the buyers who came to Tor for the privacy in the first place.
Copy an address below, open it in Tor Browser, and check it against the login screen before you type anything. If one address is slow, the others resolve to the same market with the same account and balance, so switch freely.
BlackOps has no single permanent address and no clearnet site. It publishes several onion nodes, all resolving to the same market. Copy a current one from this page and verify it against the login screen.
Monero only. There is no Bitcoin option and no background swap. The deposit address is fresh per order.
A public chain like Bitcoin records every payment for anyone to read. Monero hides sender, receiver and amount at the protocol level. Running one private coin instead of adding a public one is a deliberate privacy stance.
Copy the address from this page and compare it against the onion embedded in the login captcha and reprinted in the header. Never type a fifty-six character onion from memory.
This page gives you one verified place to find the current BlackOps addresses and the habits that keep a visit safe. It is a reference, not the market, and it takes no payment. The single-coin rule removes a decision rather than a capability, so for a buyer who was going to reach for Monero anyway there is nothing missing here.