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How it works

The things this site will not tell you

Stated in one place, in full, so that no page here has to be read carefully to work out where its authority ends.

Network calls0No address is ever opened
Availability claims0No uptime, no status, no dates
Rankings0No primary, main or backup

It cannot tell you an address is reachable

The site never opens a connection to any address, so it has nothing to report. There is no uptime figure, no response time, no status indicator and no last checked date anywhere on it.

The reason is not laziness. A reachability check made here would describe one machine on one network at one moment. Your machine, your network and your moment are all different, and the gap between them grows every second the page sits in a cache. Publishing that as a status would be presenting a stale, unverifiable, unrepeatable observation as a current fact, which is the shape of most of the misinformation in this area.

It cannot tell you an address is genuine

Authenticity is a question about publication history and about who you trust. It is not a property of characters, and no amount of counting reaches it. Every check on this site is passed by any correctly generated address, including one generated by somebody who wants to be believed.

The strongest honest statement available is the negative one. Nothing about these twelve strings looks wrong. They are well formed, they do not resemble each other, and their symbol distribution is ordinary. That is meaningfully different from saying they are the right strings, and the difference is the whole reason this page exists.

It cannot rank them

None of the twelve is called primary, main, official or backup, and none is numbered. Any of those labels would be an invention, because ranking requires knowing something the site does not know, and every route to knowing it runs through measurement it does not perform.

One address opens with the market name. That is reported as a fact about characters in the same row that reports the digit count, and it is not treated as a recommendation. The vanity page explains why a readable prefix is not evidence.

It cannot help you afterwards

What is left

Twelve strings, counted honestly, with the arithmetic shown and the reasoning written out. Every number can be recomputed by anyone holding the same twelve strings, and if a number here disagrees with your own count then this site is wrong and should be corrected.

That is a small offer compared with what a lot of pages in this area make. It has the advantage of being true, and of staying true tomorrow, which is more than an availability figure manages by the time you have finished reading it.

Questions

Why does this site not just check whether the addresses work?

Because a check here describes this machine at one moment and yours at none. Publishing it as a status would present an unrepeatable observation as a current fact.

Is there any site that can verify a TorZon address for me?

A site can confirm a string is well formed, which is arithmetic anyone can do. Confirming it belongs to a particular operator needs information from that operator and cannot come from the string.

What is the single most useful thing on this site?

Probably the observation that the part of an address people check is the part that is cheapest to imitate, and the part nobody checks is the part that cannot be. Everything practical follows from that.