General marketplace; public listings describe extra account features
Onion links
- Official
- Mirror
Anubis darknet market 2026
Anubis is listed as Active with 2FA, PGP, escrow, and Bitcoin. Public directories place it in the mid-tier and mention convenience features we do not treat as verified. This is an editorial profile, not a marketplace listing.
Catalog facts
- Reported launch
- Reported 2024
- Public focus
- General marketplace; public listings describe extra account features
- Catalog status
- Active
- Security tags
- 2FA, PGP, Escrow
- Coins in our file
- BTC
About Anubis
TorWiki dates Anubis to 2024 and describes a multi-category catalog. DNM Watch lists the name as active without a launch month and treats it as a conventional escrow shop with Bitcoin and Monero — a presentation-and-ratings competitor rather than a new mechanism. Independent news coverage outside those directories is thin, which is why this profile stayed short before this pass.
Our tags record Bitcoin, not Monero. Both TorWiki and DNM Watch also list XMR, and TorWiki mentions an in-market exchange across BTC, XMR, and LTC. Until those coins are in this file, the profile follows the catalog.
TorWiki’s review spends most of its length on convenience features: XMPP/Jabber status notices, a built-in coin exchange, a cart, and a server-side PGP helper. Those are reported product notes, not instructions. We do not document how to configure them. Security write-ups generally prefer client-side PGP over a server-side helper; we record the existence of the debate, not a setup guide.
TorWiki’s comparison table puts listings around 3,000+ and reports a single listed onion. DNM Watch publishes no address. We store no listing count and no .onion string of our own.
Reported history
- 2024
- TorWiki dates the launch here and places the shop in the mid-tier after the 2025 English-language reshuffle.
- 2026
- DNM Watch still lists Anubis as active, with no launch month on its status table. Both directories still treat it as a conventional escrow name.
Reported public features
- Coins in our file: Bitcoin, plus 2FA, PGP, and escrow. Monero is not a catalog tag.
- TorWiki reports XMPP/Jabber notices for order and mail events. That is a reported channel, not a setup guide.
- The same review describes an in-platform coin exchange and a cart. DNM Watch does not lead with those extras.
- TorWiki mentions a server-side PGP helper. We record the claim and the usual client-side-versus-server-side caveat.
- DNM Watch describes ordinary escrow plus a vendor-rating system and Egyptian-themed branding. Branding is not architecture.
What this page does not claim
- XMR appears on both directory pages and is still absent from our tags. We do not add it from those pages alone.
- Convenience features are third-party observations. We do not verify them and we do not explain how to use them.
- We store no listing count. TorWiki’s ~3,000 figure is a third-party estimate.
- Official and Mirror onion rows stay empty. TorWiki reports a single listed endpoint, which raises clone risk if the string is copied from a directory.
- Coverage outside TorWiki and DNM Watch is thin. Treat extra feature lists as unverified.
Public sources
How TorBible records Anubis
Status, tags, and listing counts come from our catalog file. Editorial notes below the card come from open public reporting and are worded as reported when we have not verified them in-house. Treat every mirror you find elsewhere as untrusted until you check a PGP canary and a second independent source. See phishing detection and OPSEC fundamentals.