What are torrent trackers and why do I need them?

Torrent trackers are servers that coordinate peers in a BitTorrent swarm. Adding more working trackers to a torrent increases the number of peers your client can discover, which directly improves download speed and reduces stalled downloads.

How do I add these trackers to qBittorrent?

Click 'Copy All' on this page, then in qBittorrent right-click your torrent → Edit Trackers → paste the list (one URL per line) → OK. Within seconds the client contacts each tracker and pulls in fresh peers.

Are public torrent trackers safe to use?

Public trackers themselves are safe — they only exchange peer IPs and metadata. The privacy risk is exposing your own IP to the swarm, which is why we recommend using an audited no-log VPN with a kill switch (NordVPN, ProtonVPN, Mullvad) when torrenting.

How often is this tracker list updated?

Every 24 hours. Our backend pings each tracker over UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, and WSS, then re-tiers them by uptime. Trackers that fail repeatedly are marked unstable or offline so you only copy working URLs.

Why are some trackers labeled UDP, HTTPS, or WSS?

These are the protocols a tracker speaks. UDP is fastest and standard for desktop clients. HTTPS adds encryption. WSS (WebSocket Secure) is required for browser-based WebTorrent clients. Use the protocol filter to copy only what your client supports.

Best Torrent Trackers List 2026 — Updated Daily

Best Torrent Trackers List 2026 — Updated Daily

100+ verified torrent trackers for 2026. Boost qBittorrent, Deluge & Transmission speeds with one-click copy. Updated every 24 hours.