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Your Awazon Market account is created on the market, inside the .onion. It is not stored on any mirror or index, there is no "log in with Google," and there is no email recovery. The account that matters is the one that exists once you are inside.

What sign in looks like

The login screen has a username and a password, plus an optional two-factor field. If the page in front of you asks for an email address, a phone number, or a picture captcha to type out, stop and check the address. The real market sign in does not ask for any of those.

Two-factor

Awazon Market offers a two-factor step on top of the password. Turn it on from your account settings and keep the recovery key somewhere you can reach offline. A username and password is enough to shop, but the two-factor step is what protects the account when a password leaks.

Never reuse the password. Use a unique password for the market that you use nowhere else, and type it only inside the .onion. Nothing on this page will ever ask for it.

New to the market

Registration happens inside the storefront. You set a username, a password, and your payment wallets. Until then you can browse listings and vendor pages without an account at all.

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