World Market Review

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World Market has been at the forefront of Darknet markets for some time now.
Ever since the fall of WhiteHouse Market it only has fortified their position even more.
They launched in October 2020 and have since then experienced a massive boom in growth.
They will for sure keep their ground for now until some of the newer markets with more modern systems take over such as is the case with for example Quest market.
But this review is about World market so let’s stick to this for now.
Today we are going to review World market’s functions and much more.

World Market Onions

Open one of these World onions in your Tor Browser:

General Market Functions

Centralized/Advance wallet deposits
39000+ listings
$2000 vendor bond
2-FA + PIN + Phishing code
Payments via: BTC & XMR
Shop type: Traditional + auto-shop

Registration

Every darknet market has its own registration policies. These decide the time, money and efforts required to sign up on the platform.

World Market does require registrations for starters. There sure are markets which let you browse products without registering, World Market isn’t one of them.

Registering is open for all and doesn’t require special invite codes. It’s 100% free and the accounts are activated instantly.

User Interface

Let’s discuss how the market looks like and how you can use it.

This is probably the most common, traditional and easy-to-use interfaces and layouts in the entire dark web industry.
It relies on the old Alphabay Market code as many other markets use these days.
This is not in all senses a bad thing and actually this widely used script has well proven itself as being reliable.

You can easily navigate to the different pages on the market using the top-bar.

The left-sidebar on World Market offers more than most other markets. Using the left-sidebar, you can access the following:

Your profile information
Auto-shop
Product categories
And Search filters.

Products

World Market has been here for about a year and its product-stock stands at about 39000 listings. That’s more products than anyone would ever need and is in no way disappointing.

We like the fact that they didn’t over complicate things. Everything on the market is summed up within 5 primary categories. Sure, dozens of sub-categories can be found nested in the main categories.

As is evident on World Market, the market has most listings in its “Drugs” category.
Similarly, fraud has listings such as “bank logins”, “SSNs”, “cards and CVV”, “dumps” and a lot more.

As the name hints, “Digital Goods” sells items which don’t exist in a physical form. The other categories too are just as straight-forward and don’t really need an explanation.

Do note that you can’t find the following products on World Market:

Weapons
Prostitution
Illegal porn
Hitman services

Auto-shop

Not many darknet markets offer an auto-shop, World Market does. It has two auto-shops:

One sells cards
The other sells accounts.

It’s pretty simple. It’s an automated interface where users can buy cards and accounts directly and instantly.

Offers 1 hour feedback time on cards. An optional, in-built card checker is available as well. This in-built checker makes sure you’re not charged if the card is dead.

There’s no escrow (as it’s completely automated) on the auto-shop.

Payment Cryptocurrencies

World Market accepts payments in two Cryptocurrencies.

You can pay using Bitcoin or Monero. Both the coins can be used after 2 confirmations.

Vendor requirements

World Market is a market that lets anyone sell on the market.
The market acts as an escrow for trades making sure the buyer/seller do not scam each other.

It has one of the highest vendor-bond requirements on the planet.
All sellers must deposit $2000.00 to be able to sell on the market.
But in our opinion this is a good system to keep scammer vendors down to a minimum.
We wish more markets would adapt this system to make it all a much cleaner and well behaved darknet market experience to it’s users.

This fee is non-refundable.
Even when your account is in good standing, there’s no way to get the funds back.

On top of this $2K fee, there’s also a 4$ fee attached to each sale. Only the vendors need to pay this fee.

Security

World Market offers nearly all the security features that I expect from a darknet market.

It offers 2-FA via PGP which is the most common form of security offered on darknet markets.

It also offers a login phrase which tells us when we login using fake/phishing links.

The security PIN too is available which secures withdrawals.