Operational Protocol: Market Access

Standard operating procedure for establishing a secure connection to BlackOps Market. Adherence to this guide ensures encrypted communication and transaction anonymity.

1

Network Configuration Required

Access to the BlackOps Market infrastructure requires routing through the Tor network to ensure IP obfuscation. The standard Tor Browser bundle provides the necessary encryption layers.

Configuration

  • Security Level: Safer
  • Window Size: Default
  • HTTPS Only: Enabled

Prohibitions

  • No JavaScript (Global)
  • No External VPN
  • No Fullscreen Mode
2

Target Acquisition

Utilize the official verified V3 Onion address below. This BlackOps link is cryptographically signed and monitored for uptime. Direct entry prevents redirection attacks.

Note: Redundant mirrors are available on the Links page if the primary node is unreachable.

3

Connection & Traversal

Upon entering the URL, connection latency is expected due to network routing. The BlackOps Market infrastructure utilizes an advanced DDoS mitigation queue.

Bot Mitigation Protocol

You will encounter a rotating captcha challenge. This system filters automated traffic to maintain market stability. Solve the visual puzzle to proceed to the login gateway. If the page times out, refresh the circuit (Ctrl+Shift+L) and retry.

4

Identity Provisioning

Account creation requires strictly non-attributable data. As a premier Monero market, BlackOps prioritizes user anonymity during the registration process.

Handle Random

Generate a username unrelated to your personas on other forums or clear-net platforms.

PIN 6-Digit

Set a unique 6-digit PIN. This is required for all withdrawals and order confirmations. It cannot be recovered by support.

Mnemonic Offline

Save the generated mnemonic phrase to physical media (paper). This is your only method for account recovery.

5

Cryptographic Verification

The final and most critical step in the BlackOps Market tutorial is enabling Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). This prevents unauthorized access even if login credentials are compromised.

  1. Navigate to /settings/security
  2. Paste your PGP Public Key into the designated field.
  3. Decrypt the challenge message using your local PGP software (Kleopatra/GPG).
  4. Verify the code to bind the key to your account.
  5. Enable "2FA for Login" immediately.

Protocol briefing complete. Proceed to infrastructure access.

Initialize Connection