WeTheNorth Market links — the official set
The WeTheNorth Market (WTN) is Canada's darknet marketplace, running since 2021. Below is its complete, verified link surface: the onion address for Tor users, the clearnet mirrors for everyone else, and the community forum. Checked November 2, 2026.
Quick link list
WeTheNorth Market — onion address (Tor)hn2paw7zaahbikbejiv6h22zwtijlam65y2c77xj2ypbilm2xs4bnbid.onion wtnmarket.net — market mirrorClearnet mirror, opens in any browser wtnmarket.ru — market mirrorBackup mirror — same market, same account wtnmarket.store — market mirrorBackup mirror for busy periods wtnforum.net — WeTheNorth forumVendor talk, market news (also at wtnforum.ru)About this link hub
WeTheNorth keeps its addresses deliberately few: one onion service, three mirrors, one forum with two domain names. This hub exists because that small set still needs a trustworthy home. Markets rotate mirrors under DDoS pressure, and every rotation spawns phishing clones within hours — a Canadian searching "wethenorth new link" the day after a mirror change is exactly who those clones are built to catch.
The rules of this hub are simple: we list only addresses we can verify, we update when the official forum announces changes, and we never add "portal" or "gateway" third parties. The pages here break the set down further:
- Official links — the annotated list, with what each address is for
- Tor links — the .onion side of the market, and how to use it
- Forum links — the WeTheNorth community at wtnforum.net / wtnforum.ru
- How to access — the complete first-time walkthrough
Why WeTheNorth's links are worth bookmarking
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Operating since | July 2021 — one of the longest-running markets of its generation |
| Serves | Canada only; every vendor ships domestically |
| Currency | BTC and XMR, all prices in Canadian dollars |
| Protection | Escrow, 2FA, PGP vendor keys, dispute system |
| Community | Official forum with vendor reputation threads |
Five years of continuous operation — through the Archetyp seizure, the Nexus exit scam and the Abacus collapse that took out major competitors — is why Canadians keep this market's links saved. Our job is making sure those links are the right ones.