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Torzon wallet & escrow — BTC, XMR & checkout rules

Wallet is where we write down payment behavior as Torzon actually runs it — confirmations, escrow timers, walletless invoices, dispute habits. None of it executes on torzonmarket.link; you only see deposit addresses after you are logged into a verified onion.

Most “lost coin” stories we hear are boring: wrong onion pasted, BTC sent with one confirmation when the vendor needed two, or walletless totals misread under a timer. The header BTC/XMR pills are planning numbers from CoinGecko; the market recalculates at checkout.

Page note

Wallet is payment reference only: deposit addresses never appear on torzonmarket.link. Mirror hosts remain on Links; market background on About.

Page summary

Wallet is the coin file: BTC/XMR confirmation rules, walletless checkout, escrow hold and auto-finalize, disputes, withdrawals, order flow, and common payment mistakes — all described for in-market behavior, not this domain.

Main sections

Deposits table · Walletless checkout · Escrow during orders · Disputes and tiers · Withdrawals · Order money flow · Payment mistakes.

Other index files

Links — v3 mirrors and verifier. Access — Tor access. About — fees, bonds, and market timeline.

Deposits · credit timing

AssetWhen balance creditsPractical note
Bitcoin~1 confirmationPublic ledger — not anonymous; reuse of addresses can link deposits to past activity. Volatile — send a little extra if the order total is tight.
Monero~10 confirmationsPrivacy-focused (anonymous on-chain); the higher confirmation count is a deliberate safety margin. Slower, often cheaper and quieter than BTC.

Generate deposit addresses only from the in-market wallet screen on the host you already verified. Vendor DMs that “update” deposit details are a common scam pattern — the wallet UI and the DM will disagree on purpose.

Network fees are yours. BTC can confirm once and still leave an order short if price moved between quote and send; XMR needs patience across ten confirmations — sending twice because you are bored creates reconciliation headaches.

Top-bar rates on torzonmarket.link are planning numbers. The checkout screen inside Torzon recalculates against live BTC/XMR prices and vendor totals at pay time.

Screens · wallet

In-market wallet panels

Deposit addresses and balances render only after login on a verified Torzon Market onion. Use these screenshots to recognize real wallet chrome — never copy an address from torzonmarket.link or from a screenshot shared in chat.

Checkout · walletless

Pay per order without keeping a balance

Walletless checkout invoices a single order to a session address instead of topping up a persistent balance. BTC/XMR confirmation rules still apply before the order moves to paid status — walletless is not “instant pay.”

Read the checkout screen end-to-end before sending. One deposit usually maps to one invoice; partial sends stall the order until you top up or cancel. Multi-vendor carts may show split totals — do not reuse an old session address from a closed tab.

If the invoice timer expires, generate a fresh one on the same verified onion. Paying an expired address from a screenshot is another common way to donate coins to nobody.

Escrow · timer

Where your coins sit during an order

Escrow holds buyer funds until release, dispute resolution, or the shipped auto-finalize window — commonly about 14 days for shipped orders under default policy. Membership tiers may lengthen or shorten timers inside Torzon; read the order panel, not this page, for the date that matters.

Vendors mark shipped when policy allows and attach tracking where required. Buyers watch auto-finalize countdowns — once the window closes, release is mechanical unless a dispute was opened while funds were still locked.

Partial shipments and multi-item carts can split escrow states per line item; screenshot totals if you dispute, because moderators work from uploaded evidence, not your memory of the chat.

Disputes · when things go wrong

Disputes and tiers

Contact the vendor in-market first with timestamps, tracking, or screenshots, then open a formal dispute if the order stays unresolved. Moderators work from evidence uploaded inside Torzon — not from Gmail threads or messages to this directory.

Membership tiers may change response targets; SLAs apply only after login on a verified onion. Set a withdrawal PIN distinct from the login password before your next deposit.

Verify onion before deposit

Withdrawals · outbound

Getting coins out of the market

Withdrawals require the withdrawal PIN set inside Torzon — distinct from login password and from the six-digit session PIN. The directory never sees withdrawal addresses you submit on the onion.

Large or rapid withdrawals may trigger manual review on the market side; plan timing before you depend on funds in an external wallet. Double-check outbound addresses character-by-character; there is no undo on-chain.

Lifecycle · escrow states

Typical order money flow

  1. Fund or walletless pay — Balance credits after required confirmations, or invoice paid per checkout rules.
  2. Escrow lock — Order funds leave spendable balance and sit in escrow while the vendor prepares shipment or service.
  3. Shipped / delivered — Status updates start finalize timers; buyers watch auto-finalize dates.
  4. Finalize or dispute — Release to vendor, partial refund, or moderator path — all inside the market UI.

Hub · torzonmarket.link

Why payment rules live on this domain

People find torzonmarket.link while searching for Torzon Market help, then lose coins because they skipped confirmation counts or pasted a deposit address from Telegram. This file is the pre-flight checklist — still not a wallet. Addresses appear only inside Torzon after you verify the host on Links.

QuestionAnswer on this hub
Where do I deposit?In-market wallet on the verified onion — never on torzonmarket.link
Are topbar BTC/XMR prices official?Planning reference (~60s refresh); checkout uses live market math
Who handles a stuck withdrawal?Torzon support inside Tor — not this directory

Reference · avoid these

Common payment mistakes

  • Depositing on a phishing onion — Address looks valid but URL bar does not match Links after verifier.
  • Underpaying BTC orders — One confirmation plus price swing leaves the order short; pad slightly.
  • Assuming XMR is instant — Ten confirmations takes time; do not panic-spam second sends.
  • Trusting vendor DMs for “new deposit addresses” — Use in-market wallet UI only.
  • Same PIN as password — Withdrawal PIN should stand alone; set on the real market.
  • Ignoring auto-finalize dates — Shipped orders start timers; missing the window burns dispute leverage.
  • Withdrawal to an unverified address — One wrong character on outbound BTC/XMR is final; moderators cannot reverse chain txs.