All of the listings on Incognito are drugs related, with no digital or fraud products.

One notable feature of Incognito is the option to use semantic search (matches meaning of searchterm(s) accounting for user intent and search context, rather than exact matches and variants – known as lexical search).

Incognito also has a community governance section where users can make proposals related to the market and vote on them (e.g. adding a new feature) and the Incognite Foundation that users can donate funds to, which (it claims) then get distributed to orgs such as Tor Project, Monero and Medecins Sans Frontieres.

In March 2024 it was reported that the administrators of Incognito Marketplace have perpetrated an exit scam with a particularly sinister twist. Speculation arose that the market was perpetrating an exit scam as early as March 6 when multiple users reported that they were unable to withdraw their cryptocurrency. Then on March 10 a message appeared on the site saying there was one “final little nasty surprise”. The message explicitly blackmails the site’s vendors, threatening to publish cryptocurrency transaction and chat records of users who refuse to pay a fee ranging from $100 to $20,000.