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The qwdtt:// link format is qWDTT’s extended import scheme. It carries everything wdtt:// does — server address, password, and a VK hash — plus a profile display name, up to four comma-separated VK hashes, and a configurable worker count. The format uses a standard URI query string, which makes it easy to construct, share, and parse programmatically.

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Format Specification

qwdtt://config?name=<name>&peer=<ip>:<port>&hashes=<h1>,<h2>&workers=<n>&port=<local_port>&pass=<password>
All values must be URL-encoded. The scheme can also be written as qwdtt:config?… (without the //) — qWDTT normalizes both forms automatically.

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Query Parameters

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name
string
Display name for the imported profile. URL-encode spaces and special characters (e.g., Home%20Server).
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peer
string
required
Server address as ip:dtls_port (e.g., 203.0.113.10%3A56000). If the port is omitted here, supply it via the dtls_port or server_port parameter instead.
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hashes
string
Comma-separated VK call join hashes (up to 4). Workers are distributed across all hashes for load balancing. URL-encode commas as %2C when constructing links manually.
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workers
integer
Number of workers per hash. Recommended values: 16–27 for anonymous VK mode; 4 for VK account mode (TURN relay quota per session). Defaults to 18 when not specified.
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port
integer
Local UDP listen port on the Android device. Defaults to 9000.
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pass
string
required
Connection password. Also accepted as password.
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dtls_port
integer
Server DTLS port, used when peer is specified without a port component.
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server_port
integer
Alternative name for dtls_port.

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Example

qwdtt://config?name=Home%20Server&peer=203.0.113.10%3A56000&hashes=hash1%2Chash2&workers=18&port=9000&pass=MySecretPass16
Decoded for readability:
ParameterValue
nameHome Server
peer203.0.113.10:56000
hasheshash1,hash2
workers18
port9000
passMySecretPass16

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Multiple Hashes and Load Balancing

Up to 4 VK call hashes can be included in a single qwdtt:// link. qWDTT distributes workers across all active hashes, which increases aggregate tunnel throughput and provides redundancy if one VK call becomes unavailable. 
qwdtt://config?name=Multi-Hash&peer=203.0.113.10%3A56000&hashes=hash1%2Chash2%2Chash3&workers=18&pass=MySecretPass16

Telegram Bot

The server’s Telegram bot generates both wdtt:// and qwdtt:// links when issuing a new password via /new. The qwdtt:// variant is included for use with qWDTT’s extended profile features.

In-App Export

Open a profile in qWDTT, tap the export button, and choose Copy link or Show QR. qWDTT encodes the profile as a qwdtt:// URI automatically.

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How to Import

1

Receive the link

Obtain a qwdtt:// link from the Telegram bot, a shared QR code, or a .qwdtt file export.
2

Import automatically

Copy the link to your clipboard. When you open qWDTT, the app detects the qwdtt:// scheme and prompts you to confirm the import.
3

Scan a QR

Alternatively, use qWDTT’s QR scanner to scan a QR code containing the qwdtt:// link.
When constructing qwdtt:// links manually, remember to percent-encode special characters in query values: commas in hashes become %2C, colons in peer become %3A, and spaces in name become %20. Most link-generation libraries handle this automatically.

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