Monero only
Every price, deposit and withdrawal is XMR. No bitcoin rail to widen the trail.
Verified onion · XMR only · since 2023
One verified address for the Monero-only market run by the White House Market team. No mirror roulette, no lookalike domains, no passwords to lose — just the onion, and the four checks that prove it is the real one.
Tight, resinous sativa-leaning flower. Hand trimmed, vacuum sealed, decoy option at checkout.
Interface illustration — recreated from the market’s layout, not live data.
Access
The whole job is getting one 56-character address into the right browser without a typo or a substitution.
A .onion has no clear-web route. Tor Browser is the standard client; anything else that claims to open it is proxying you through someone.
Copy from this page rather than typing. Then compare the first eight and last five characters against the full string above — that is where lookalikes give themselves away.
DrugHub uses PGP two-factor login. Accountless orders work too: cart, checkout, PGP-encrypted address, no username to remember.
drughube…onion → check the first eight and last five characters → log in with PGP.Verify
A clone is a copy of a page. These are the things a copy usually forgets, and the cheapest thirty seconds you will spend on the market.
DrugHub’s interface is near-black with one orange accent. A green or blue header is a clone.
There is no BTC selector, no “buy with card”, no dollar checkout. If you see one, leave.
Login is PGP two-factor. A page that accepts username and password only is collecting them.
Nothing to install, no wallet seed to type. Any .exe or “sync tool” is malware with a logo.
The market
DrugHub launched in August 2023 from the team behind White House Market. The design decisions are all privacy-first, and they change how you use it.
Every price, deposit and withdrawal is XMR. No bitcoin rail to widen the trail.
Login is signed with your key. A stolen password is not a stolen account.
Checkout without registering. One PGP-encrypted address, one order, no profile left behind.
Combine vendors and pay one shipping fee, one escrow release, one finalize.
Funds sit in escrow until you finalize. Finalize after the pack is in your hands, not before.
Staff run a private Jabber server for order notifications, if you would rather not poll the site.
Before you deposit
XMR deposits credit after network confirmations, and an escrow release is final. Three habits cover almost every way an order goes wrong.
Send from your own node or wallet, not an exchange withdrawal. Exchanges log the address and can freeze the rest.
Escrow exists for the gap between “shipped” and “arrived”. Finalizing early hands the vendor the only leverage you had.
Accountless orders live in the tab. The order ID and PGP-encrypted address are not emailed anywhere.
FAQ
No. This is an independent access page. DrugHub Market itself exists only as a Tor onion service; drughub.io publishes the verified address and explains how to reach it, without accounts, affiliate links or redirects.
A .onion hostname resolves only inside the Tor network. Clear-web browsers have no route to it, so the tab hangs or errors. Open it in Tor Browser, or use a browser with a built-in Tor mode.
Staff publish a permanent mirror and a link distribution system for rotating addresses. Both are announced with a PGP signature. Verify any mirror against that signature before logging in — an unsigned mirror list is a phishing list.
No. It is Monero-only: balances, prices and withdrawals are in XMR. A checkout that offers BTC or a card is not DrugHub, whatever the page looks like.
No. Accountless checkout is a first-class path: fill a cart, pay from a fresh XMR wallet, receive the PGP-encrypted address. An account adds order history, messages and Jabber notifications.
Usually everything in the wallet you fund on it. Phishing clones copy the layout and swap the deposit address. Paste from a verified source, check the first and last characters, and never log in to a page reached from an ad or a DM.
Bookmark this page, not the market. If the onion ever changes, the change lands here first.