So, if you don’t have Surfshark yet, you can check their P2P designated servers here: To make your life easier, I made this list by checking the feature mentioned above and writing them down one by one. There is a tab just for P2P servers from there, you can see each of them. This feature is designed to let you test the speed and performance of each server. You will have to go to their speed test tool, in the “VPN Settings” tab, as shown below. Unfortunately, they do not mention this information on their website. I could only find one way to determine which servers allow torrenting on Surfshark. How to know which servers allow torrents? If you attempt downloading torrents on any other server, you will be automatically redirected to one of the designated servers where torrenting is allowed. Surfshark only allows torrenting on a select number of servers. Surfshark has around 3200 servers spread across approximately 100 countries, but torrenting isn’t allowed in all of them. Look for a torrent and use your BitTorrent client to download it. Now that Surfshark is protecting your identity, you have everything you need to start torrenting anonymously. Start torrenting with your favorite BitTorrent client.We’ll talk about this topic in more detail in a little bit. Select a server to establish a VPN connectionĬhoose a server that allows torrent downloads.To activate that feature, go to “VPN Settings”, and you will find the kill switch option, as shown in the image below. Although there aren’t specific settings for P2P, you can do things to increase your safety, such as turning the kill switch on. Install and configure Surfshark for torrentingĪfter installing the software and taking your login details from the mail you received, make sure you set it up for torrent downloads.To use the software, you’ll need to get a Surfshark subscription.

Below you’ll find a step-by-step guide on how to set up and use Surfshark for torrenting.

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