XMRList over Tor
The onion service responded normally on the last check.
XMRList is built to be privacy-respecting: no accounts, no tracking cookies, and no JavaScript required to browse. For maximum anonymity you can reach the directory over the Tor network, where neither your ISP nor we learn your location.
Onion address
How the check works
Every ten minutes our server builds its own Tor circuit and requests the onion address exactly as you would, through a local SOCKS5 proxy. The status above is the result of that request, not a guess based on whether the web server is running. If it says online, a real Tor round trip succeeded.
A slow or failed check does not always mean the site is broken. Tor circuits fail and rebuild constantly, and hidden-service descriptors take time to propagate. If you cannot connect, wait a moment and use New Circuit for this Site in Tor Browser before assuming the worst.
Getting there
Install the Tor Browser and paste the address above. If you are already reading this on the clearnet site in Tor Browser, your browser will have been offered the onion automatically — we send an Onion-Location header, which is the standard mechanism for advertising a hidden service.
You can also browse the clearnet site through Tor Browser or a trusted VPN. We set a no-referrer policy and run no third-party trackers, so your activity stays your own. See our blog for guides on staying private while spending Monero.