Bitmessage
Also known as BitMail
Bitmessage: peer to peer encrypted communication protocol. Documented as operating a Tor onion service.
Availability
Observed online
Recent checks reached a responding endpoint. This says nothing about who operates it.
- Last observed responding
- Last checked
- Status set by
- Automated checks
- Latest evidence
- Official clearnet page check
Availability refers to the operator's official clearnet page. The hidden-service endpoint is not contacted.
Identity confidence
Medium
Independent sources exist, but identity continuity has not been independently confirmed.
- Supports confidence: Independent sources: 2
- Supports confidence: Recently observed
- Supports confidence: No unresolved identity conflicts
- Supports confidence: Status history is consistent
- Weakens confidence: Identity cannot be independently confirmed
Availability and identity are assessed separately. A responding endpoint does not show that it is operated by the entity it claims to be. Why this matters
Official addresses
- Official websitewiki.bitmessage.org Source: Wikidata
- Onion addressBitmessagebitmsgdyvsmwgsimkxplisxbzpewvkhfm3fmomzd63apaymaxiznz6ad.onionSource: Operator's own site (Onion-Location) · Opens in Tor Browser only.Confirmed by the operator's own site on Oct 5, 2026
As published by the operator or by a trusted directory. Lookalikes exist: compare an address with the operator's own site before relying on it.
What it is
Bitmessage is described by Wikidata as “peer to peer encrypted communication protocol”, classified there as cryptographic protocol of communication. Wikipedia's editors list it among services that operate, or have operated, a Tor onion service, which is why it appears in this directory.
It also maintains an official clearnet website, which is what automated availability checks on this profile refer to.
Where an official address is on file it is shown on this profile with its source; compare it with the entity's own site before relying on it.
Availability history
Share of automated checks that received a response each day, over the last 90 days. This measures reachability only.
Status history
Every change of status, who made it and on what evidence.
- Observed onlineRecent automated checks all received a response.Set automatically · Evidence: Automated probes
- UnknownImported from a public source. Availability has not been checked yet.Set automatically · Evidence: Wikipedia and Wikidata
Impersonation and scam reports
Only reports confirmed by a reviewer are listed. A report describes lookalikes of this entity; it is not a statement about the entity itself.
No confirmed reports. That is an absence of reports, not a guarantee that no impersonators exist.
Evidence history
The most recent accepted observations. Each records whether something responded and, separately, whether identity was assessed.
| When | Result | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Official clearnet page check | RespondedIdentity: Not assessedHTTP 200 | Not assessed | Official clearnet page checkAutomated check |
| Official clearnet page check | RespondedIdentity: Not assessedHTTP 200 | Not assessed | Official clearnet page checkAutomated check |
| Official clearnet page check | RespondedIdentity: Not assessedHTTP 200 | Not assessed | Official clearnet page checkAutomated check |
| Official clearnet page check | RespondedIdentity: Not assessedHTTP 200 | Not assessed | Official clearnet page checkAutomated check |
| Official clearnet page check | RespondedIdentity: Not assessedHTTP 200 | Not assessed | Official clearnet page checkAutomated check |
Times are UTC.
References
Independent sources this profile relies on.
- Bitmessage — Wikidata item Q13903041Wikidata · Archive · accessed Oct 5, 2026
- Bitmessage — WikipediaWikipedia · Community · accessed Oct 5, 2026
- Bitmessage — official websiteBitmessage · Official statement · accessed Oct 5, 2026 · not independent
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