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This list of exoplanets discovered in 2023 is a list of confirmed exoplanets that were first reported in 2023. For exoplanets detected only by radial velocity, the listed value for mass is a lower limit. See Minimum mass for more information.

Name Mass (MJ) Radius (RJ) Period (days) Semi-major axis (AU) Temp. (K) Discovery method Distance (ly) Host star mass (M☉) Host star temp. (K) Remarks
75 Ceti c 0.9120+0.0880
−0.1430 		2051.62+45.98
−40.47 		3.929+0.058
−0.052 		radial vel. 270.58326 ±2.36023 1.92+0.07
−0.08 		4809 [1]
AF Leporis b 3.2+0.7
−0.6 		8030 ±1800 8.4+1.1
−1.3 		1400 ±300 imaging 87.562 ±0.046 1.20 ±0.06 6130 ±60 Host star also known as HD 35850[2][3][4]
AU Microscopii d 0.00331 ±0.00161 12.73596 ±0.00793 0.1108 ±0.0020 459+13
−12 		transit 32 0.510+0.028
−0.027 		3678+90
−88 		Potentially rocky super-Earth.[5][6]
BD-21 397 b 0.7 ±0.1 1891+56
−48 		2.63+0.06
−0.05 		radial vel. 77.4046+0.0744
−0.0740 		0.679 ±0.017 4051 ±239 [7]
BD-21 397 c 2.4+1.5
−0.7 		6360+6260
−711 		5.9+3.4
−0.5 		radial vel. 77.4046+0.0744
−0.0740 		0.679 ±0.017 4051 ±239 [7]
DMPP-4 b 0.0384+0.0057
−0.0060 		3.4982+0.0022
−0.2327 		radial vel. 82.6101+0.1246
−0.1239 		1.25 ±0.02 6400 ±50 [8]
EPIC 229004835 b 0.0327+0.0050
−0.0047 		0.2080+0.0071
−0.0084 		16.141132 ±0.000019 0.1237 ±0.0017 804 ±10 transit 398.255+2.867
−2.825 		0.970 ±0.040 5868 ±60 [9]
Gliese 328 c 0.0673+0.0107
−0.0101 		241.8+1.3
−1.7 		0.657+0.026
−0.028 		radial vel. 66.96874 ±0.54957 0.65 ±0.08 3897 ±71 [10]
Gliese 367 c 0.0130 ±0.0011 11.5301 ±0.0078 radial vel. 30.69986 ±0.00925 0.455 ±0.011 3522 ±70 [11]
Gliese 367 d 0.0190 ±0.0015 34.369 ±0.073 radial vel. 30.69986 ±0.00925 0.455 ±0.011 3522 ±70 [11]
Gliese 806 b 0.006 ±0.00053 0.11874 ±0.00205 0.9263237 ±0.0000009 0.1406 ±0.0003 940.0 ±10.0 transit 39.348 0.413 ±0.011 3600 ±16 [12] Host star also known as TOI-4481[13]
Gliese 806 c 0.0182 ±0.0009 6.65064 ±0.00025 0.0523 ±0.001 480.0 ±5.0 radial vel. 39.348 0.413 ±0.011 3600 ±16 [12] Host star also known as TOI-4481[14]
GJ 1151 c 0.03341+0.00412
−0.00463 		0.29[15] 389.7+5.4
−6.5 		0.5714+0.0053
−0.0064 		radial vel. 26.23 ±0.01 0.1639 ±0.0093 3143 ±26 [16] Planet on 2-day orbit was suspected but refuted in 2021[17][18]
GJ 3988 b 0.0116 ±0.0013 6.9442 ±0.0010 0.0405+0.0011
−0.0012 		radial vel. 32.32369 ±0.01357 0.1842 ±0.0153 3273 ±101 [19]
GJ 9404 b 0.0374 ±0.0060 13.4586+0.0044
−0.0067 		0.0943 ±0.0036 radial vel. 77.8988+0.0828
−0.0825 		0.62 ±0.07 [20]
HAT-P-2 c 10.7+5.2
−2.2 		8500+2600
−1500 		radial vel. 416.744+1.386
−1.380 		1.33 ±0.03 6412.830+102.682
−110.120 		Also known as HD 147506 c[21]
Beta Andromedae b 28.26+2.05
−2.17 		663.87+4.61
−4.31 		2.03 ±0.01 radial vel. 199.36184 ±9.26130 2.49 3802 Host star also known as Mirach[22]
HD 6061 b 0.0340±0.0085 0.219±0.008 5.254467±0.000009 0.059±0.001 1194±28 transit 220.548+0.670
−0.665 		1.00±0.06 5920±110 Also known as TOI-1473 b[23]
HD 15906 b 0.200 ±0.007 10.924709 ±0.000032 0.200 ±0.007 668 ±13 transit 148.6035+0.2880
−0.2870 		0.790+0.020
−0.036 		4757 ±89 [24]
HD 15906 c 0.261+0.006
−0.005 		21.583298+0.000052
−0.000055 		0.141+0.002
−0.001 		532 ±10 transit 148.6035+0.2880
−0.2870 		0.790+0.020
−0.036 		4757 ±89 [24]
HD 18438 b 21 ±1 803 ±5 2.1 ±0.1 radial vel. 731.066+29.409
−27.254 		1.84 ±0.09 3860 ±100 [25]
HD 22946 d <0.08360 0.2326 ±0.0054 47.42489+0.00010
−0.00011 		0.2958+0.0044
−0.0042 		546 ±6 transit 204.7581+0.3787
−0.3370 		1.098+0.040
−0.039 		6169 ±64 [26]
HD 25463 b 0.0267±0.0098 0.234±0.014 7.049144±0.000009 0.076±0.002 1290±41 transit 148.786+0.409
−0.407 		1.19±0.07 6220±110 Also known as TOI-554 b.[23]
HD 25463 c <0.013 0.134±0.011 3.044050±0.000008 0.0435±0.0009 1707±54 transit 148.786+0.409
−0.407 		1.19±0.07 6220±110 Also known as TOI-554 c.[23]
HD 36384 b 6.6 ±0.5 490 ±3 1.3 ±0.1 radial vel. 682.674+11.588
−11.210 		1.14 ±0.15 3940 ±40 [27]
HD 73256 c 16 ±1 2690+60
−102 		3.8 ±0.1 radial vel. 119.7253+0.1833
−0.1823 		1.00 ±0.05 [28]
HD 74698 b 0.07 ±0.01 15.017 ±0.002 0.121 ±0.001 radial vel. 169.8125+0.2479
−0.2472 		1.039 ±0.025 5873 ±19 [7]
HD 74698 c 0.40 ±0.06 3449+189
−210 		4.5 ±0.2 radial vel. 169.8125+0.2479
−0.2472 		1.039 ±0.025 5873 ±19 [7]
HD 75302 b 5.4+0.5
−0.4 		4356+173
−112 		5.3+0.2
−0.1 		radial vel. 98.9192+0.1973
−0.1970 		1.06 ±0.05 [28]
HD 89839 b 5.01+0.79
−0.76 		3441+18
−17 		4.761 ±0.042 radial vel. 186.9079+0.3584
−0.3568 		1.21 ±0.03 6314 ±65 [29]
HD 94771 b 0.53 ±0.03 2164+21
−20 		3.48 ±0.03 radial vel. 188.4552+0.3930
−0.3911 		1.200 ±0.024 5631 ±21 [7]
HD 99492 c 17.9 ±1.3 95.233+0.098
−0.096 		radial vel. 59.3728+0.1895
−0.1882 		0.85 ±0.02 4929 ±44 Host star also known as 83 Leonis[30]
HD 108202 b 3.0+0.7
−0.5 		2990+54
−51 		3.7 ±0.1 radial vel. 126.1689+0.2202
−0.2195 		0.74 ±0.04 [28]
Delta Virginis b 15.83+2.33
−2.74 		466.63+2.33
−2.74 		1.33+0.08
−0.11 		radial vel. 202.45560 ±11.05904 1.4 ±0.3 3657 [31]Host star also known as Minelauva or Auva
HD 135625 b 2.3+0.8
−0.3 		4055+45
−44 		5.4 ±0.1 radial vel. 184.3368+0.3803
−0.3734 		1.28 ±0.06 [28]
HD 135694 b 0.018±0.007 0.224±0.012 15.92346±0.00002 0.120±0.003 815±27 transit 240.936+0.469
−0.468 		0.90±0.06 5710±110 Also known as TOI-1247 b.[23]
HD 163296 b 0.267 46 disk kinematics 330.15±3.85[32] 2.041±0.395[32] 8291±510[32] [33]
HD 163296 c 0.189 54 disk kinematics [33]
HD 163296 d 0.40 84.5 disk kinematics [33]
HD 163296 e 1 137 disk kinematics [33]
HD 165131 b 19+2
−1 		2343 ±2 3.59+0.06
−0.07 		radial vel. 187.2993+0.0689
−0.0684 		1.10 ±0.06 [28]
HD 167677 b 3.7+1.6
−1.1 		1804 ±73 2.9 ±0.1 radial vel. 177.1869+0.9031
−0.8940 		1.00 ±0.05 [28]
HD 169142 b 3 ±2 37.2 ±1.5 imaging 435.744+2.717
−2.674 		1.85 [34]
HD 185283 b 1.3+0.3
−0.1 		4060+148
−112 		4.6+0.2
−0.1 		radial vel. 102.3967+0.1778
−0.1768 		0.80 ±0.04 [28]
HD 207496 b 0.0192 ±0.0050 0.201 ±0.010 6.441008 ±0.000011 0.0629 ±0.0011 743 ±26 transit 77.11 ±0.04 0.80 ±0.04 4819 ±94 [35]
HD 235088 b 0.1824 ±0.0067 7.4341393 ±0.0000062 0.0720 ±0.0026 805+13
−12 		transit 134.2804 ±0.4612 0.789+0.022
−0.021 		5037 ±14 Host star also known as TOI-1430[36]
HIP 8152 b 0.025±0.006 0.228±0.017 10.75101±0.00006 0.092±0.002 855±28 transit 331.681+1.373
−1.360 		0.91±0.06 5530±110 Also known as TOI-266 b.[23]
HIP 8152 c 0.0296±0.0069 0.221±0.017 19.6053±0.0003 0.138±0.003 699±23 transit 331.681+1.373
−1.360 		0.91±0.06 5530±110 Also known as TOI-266 c.[23]
HIP 9618 b 0.0315 ±0.0098 0.348 20.772907 ±0.000023 0.1438+0.0025
−0.0037 		663.4+9.1
−6.3 		transit 220.3112+0.5108
−0.5085 		1.022+0.043
−0.076 		5609.0 ±33.0 [37]
HIP 9618 c <0.0576 ±0.0053 0.298 52.563491 ±0.000072 0.2669+0.0046
−0.0069 		486.9+6.6
−4.6 		transit 220.3112+0.5108
−0.5085 		1.022+0.043
−0.076 		5609.0 ±33.0 [37]
HIP 29442 b 0.032 ±0.0025 0.31 13.63083 ±0.00003 0.1070 ±0.0016 777 ±18 transit 222.4123+0.5779
−0.5750 		0.89 ±0.04 5289 ±69 Host star also known as TOI-469[38]
HIP 29442 c 0.014 ±0.001 1.58+0.10
−0.11 		3.53796 ±0.00003 0.0436+0.0006
−0.0007 		1217 ±29 radial vel. 222.4123+0.5779
−0.5750 		0.89 ±0.04 5289 ±69 [38]
HIP 29442 d 0.016 ±0.001 1.37 ±0.11 6.42975+0.00009
−0.00010 		0.0649+0.0009
−0.0010 		998.0 ±24.0 radial vel. 222.4123+0.5779
−0.5750 		0.89 ±0.04 5289 ±69 [38]
HIP 54597 b 2.4+0.4
−0.2 		3274+47
−46 		4.0 ±0.1 radial vel. 129.6239+0.2166
−0.2162 		0.80 ±0.04 [28]
HIP 81208 C b 14.8 ±0.4 104100+107260
−40934 		23.04+13.88
−6.55 		2050+35
−20 		imaging 481.188+4.837
−4.472 		0.135+0.010
−0.013 		[39]
HIP 113103 b 0.163 7.610303 ±0.000018 0.06899+0.00029
−0.00023 		721 ±10 transit 150.7239+0.2818
−0.2805 		0.761 ±0.038 4930 ±100 [40]
HIP 113103 c 0.2141 14.245648 ±0.000019 0.10479+0.00045
−0.00035 		585 ±10 transit 150.7239+0.2818
−0.2805 		0.761 ±0.038 4930 ±100 [40]
HN Librae b 0.0172 ±0.0024 36.116+0.027
−0.029 		0.1417 ±0.0023 234.4+5.5
−5.3 		radial vel. 20.36655 ±0.01453 0.291 ±0.013 3347 ±50 Habitable zone planet. Host star also known as Gliese 555[41]
K2-312 c 5.41++0.52
−0.44 		921.2 ±10.8 1.961 ±0.027 radial vel. 358.315+2.645
−2.609 		1.18 ±0.04 5959 ±61 [42]
K2-415b 0.0094 ±0.0085 0.091 ±0.005 4.0179694 ±0.0000027 0.0270 ±0.0002 412 ±9 transit 71.126 ±0.030 0.1635 ±0.0041 3173 ±53 [43]
K2-416 b <5.2 0.241+0.027
−0.0152 		13.1020+0.0026
−0.0024 		0.0880+0.0100
−0.0210 		447 ±49 transit 392.402+1.973
−1.954 		0.548 ±0.012 3746 ±72 [44]
K2-417 b <2.2 0.295+0.012
−0.011 		6.5350 ±0.0014 0.063+0.006
−0.014 		558 ±55 transit 306.7249+0.9860
−0.9794 		0.569 ±0.012 3861 ±77 [44]
K2-2016-BLG-0005L b 1.16 ±0.09 1.23 4700 +3000
−700 		4.11 ±0.32 microlensing 16960 0.574 ±0.037 Gas giant.[45][46]
Kepler-10 d 0.03990 ±0.00705 151.04 ±0.45 0.5379 ±0.0044 radial vel. 605.039+2.645
−2.626 		0.910 ±0.021 5708 ±28 [42]
Kepler-68 e 0.272 ±0.032 3455 +348
−169 		4.60 +0.32
−0.16 		radial vel. 1.057 +0.022
−0.020 		5847 ±75 [47]
Kepler-58 d 0.1509503920 4.458169937 transit 1.017 +0.167
−0.125 		6100+193
−214 		[48]
Kepler-164 e 0.3570351276 94.8864975 transit 0.966 +0.075
−0.068 		5888 +106
−117 		[48]
Kepler-290 d 0.0794273806 0.764007986 transit 0.84 +0.065
−0.09 		5142 ±153 [48]
Kepler-297 d 0.6351157298 150.0209961 transit 0.846 +0.059
−0.049 		5618 ±112 [48]
Kepler-311 d 0.1849409870 232.0469971 transit 0.974 +0.082
−0.062 		5903 +106
−117 		[48]
Kepler-347 d 0.2346332985 85.51660156 transit 1 ±0.072 5592 ±75 [48]
Kepler-416 d 0.1543405297 3.076410055 transit 0.949 +0.067
−0.055 		5670 ±114 [48]
Kepler-549 d 0.4055676538 24.6147995 transit 0.859 +0.06
−0.033 		5312 ±79 [48]
Kepler-618 d 0.3911149410 11.67889977 transit 1.041 ±0.139 6122 +169
−190 		[48]
Kepler-656 c 0.1360516194 5.254559994 transit 1.05+0.075
−0.113 		5550 +166
−183 		[48]
Kepler-763 c 0.1464004690 4.096680164 transit 0.8 +0.048
−0.028 		4999 ±79 [48]
Kepler-763 d 0.1754842890 6.503270149 transit 0.8 +0.048
−0.028 		4999 ±79 [48]
Kepler-784 c 0.1583551639 17.15699959 transit 1.016 +0.093
−0.084 		5676 +115
−104 		[48]
Kepler-864 c 0.157641449 2.421489954 transit 1.27 +0.142
−0.156 		6213 +173
−259 		[48]
Kepler-865 c 0.09474546031 6.209179878 transit 0.782 +0.116
−0.062 		5440 ±162 [48]
Kepler-880 c 0.2816491659 11.80609989 transit 1.714 +0.17
−0.316 		6900 +184
−204 		[48]
Kepler-896 c 0.2770100246 29.54210091 transit 0.877 +0.083
−0.092 		5510 +166
−149 		[48]
Kepler-949 c 0.4607912263 20.99720001 transit 0.813 +0.104
−0.064 		5211 +181
−163 		[48]
Kepler-975 c 0.5035248257 5.05821991 transit 0.951 +0.198
−0.144 		4883 +146
−132 		[48]
Kepler-1052 c 0.2112591764 180.9259949 transit 0.937 +0.09
−0.121 		5818 +139
−157 		[48]
Kepler-1126 c 0.1500582511 199.6679993 transit 0.794 +0.071
−0.03 		5678 +113
−102 		[48]
Kepler-1162 c 0.1675442283 59.28409958 transit 0.861 +0.05
−0.041 		5225 +83
−73 		[48]
Kepler-1181 c 0.1555895228 8.934909821 transit 1.336 ±0.2 6688 +187
−281 		[48]
Kepler-1471 c 0.2001966118 11.60449982 transit 0.934 +0.063
−0.045 		5533 +83
−74 		[48]
Kepler-1487 c 0.7992697886 35.79949951 transit 1.801 +0.193
−0.359 		5745 +86
−77 		[48]
Kepler-1491 c 0.2788835142 61.5685997 transit 0.991 +0.079
−0.065 		5626 ±77 [48]
Kepler-1513 c 0.266 +0.098
−0.063 		841.4+8.1
−5.3 		transit 0.943 ±0.037 5491 ±100 [49]
Kepler-1518 c 0.212775814 9.630929947 transit 1.06 +0.177
−0.133 		6432+155
−214 		[48]
Kepler-1610 c 0.196806485 44.98529816 transit 0.825 +0.096
−0.078 		5295 ±185 [48]
Kepler-1669 d 0.1427426870 4.729469776 transit 0.609 ±0.033 4224 ±84 [48]
Kepler-1801 c 0.3621203501 116.5849991 transit 0.936 +0.114
−0.093 		5738 +156
−173 		[48]
Kepler-1814 c 0.1476494621 0.626281977 transit 0.79 +0.073
−0.064 		4922 ±169 [48]
Kepler-1834 c 0.129895841 0.766691983 transit 0.765 +0.051
−0.028 		4821 ±76 [48]
Kepler-1859 c 0.1531807444 3.596430063 transit 1.09 +0.07
−0.078 		5887 +70
−79 		[48]
Kepler-1894 c 0.1417613278 5.053750038 transit 0.999 +0.114
−0.125 		5772 +156
−173 		[48]
Kepler-1921 c 0.1505043216 3.157219887 transit 1.251 +0.19
−0.233 		6120 +195
−217 		[48]
Kepler-1976 b 1.043 4.96 transit 1.097 +0.21
−0.135 		6117 +156
−210 		[50]
Kepler-1977 b 0.1625482348 4.537000179 transit 0.769 +0.053
−0.079 		4805 ±144 [48]
Kepler-1978 b 0.2683562384 10.849699997 transit 0.869 +0.06
−0.095 		5251 ±158 [48]
Kepler-1980 b 0.2538143392 33.0257988 transit 1.049 +0.059
−0.073 		5819 +69
−87 		[48]
Kepler-1981 b 0.8396838173 453.5429993 transit 1.519 +0.15
−0.376 		5874 +87
−79 		[48]
Kepler-1982 b 0.773130047 3.823159933 transit 1.213 +0.076
−0.093 		6202 +99
−149 		[48]
Kepler-1983 b 0.1465788952 7.328519821 transit 0.812 +0.058
−0.029 		5135 +84
−75 		[48]
Kepler-1984 b 0.718709408 1.99285996 transit 0.42 +0.046
−0.056 		3638 +72
−87 		[48]
Kepler-1985 b 0.1981446855 3.420650005 transit 0.877 +0.064
−0.037 		3638 +72
−87 		[48]
Kepler-1986 b 0.2631818295 19.54929924 transit 0.776 +0.089
−0.065 		5549 ±163 [48]
Kepler-1987 b 0.134713408 2.345860004 transit 0.799 +0.041
−0.081 		4769 ±172 [48]
Kepler-1987 c 0.151307244 3.648269892 transit 0.799 +0.041
−0.081 		4769 ±172 [48]
Kepler-1987 d 0.2912843007 5.644889832 transit 0.799 +0.041
−0.081 		4769 ±172 [48]
Kepler-1987 e 0.2188423849 8.742970467 transit 0.799 +0.041
−0.081 		4769 ±172 [48]
Kepler-1988 b 0.1382819717 1.549999952 transit 1.127 +0.189
−0.172 		6033 ±183 [48]
Kepler-1989 b 0.4247487156 10.16100025 transit 0.999 +0.153
−0.126 		6032 +189
−232 		[48]
Kepler-1990 b 0.3491842959 1.735129952 transit 1.028 +0.074
−0.067 		5751 +103
−114 		[48]
Kepler-1990 c 0.1058972326 1.187000036 transit 1.028 +0.074
−0.067 		5751 +103
−114 		[48]
Kepler-1991 b 0.1646893688 13.26080036 transit 0.914 +0.061
−0.042 		5478 +82
−74 		[48]
Kepler-1991 c 0.2594348291 22.79019928 transit 0.914 +0.061
−0.042 		5478 +82
−74 		[48]
Kepler-1992 b 0.0916229564 15.61120033 transit 0.874 +0.048
−0.054 		5383 ±107 [48]
Kepler-1993 b 0.3949511704 26.65660095 transit 1.373 +0.205
−0.512 		5159 +171
−155 		[48]
Kepler-1994 b 0.0555001398 4.612319946 transit 0.932 +0.052
−0.047 		5495 +74
−82 		[48]
Kepler-1995 b 0.4119018693 73.75779724 transit 0.847 +0.068
−0.049 		5029 +192
−174 		[48]
Kepler-1996 b 0.204657316 32.37609863 transit 0.748 +0.027
−0.043 		4580 ±92 [48]
Kepler-1996 c 0.2509594797 92.72949982 transit 0.748 +0.027
−0.043 		4580 ±92 [48]
Kepler-1997 b 0.2179502440 26.75749969 transit 1.111 ±0.153 6215 +194
−259 		[48]
Kepler-1998 b 0.0619324805 3.03263998 transit 0.962 +0.054
−0.068 		5640 +101
−113 		[48]
Kepler-1999 b 0.3169779722 8.739450455 transit 0.632 +0.063
−0.057 		4406 +154
−170 		[48]
Kepler-2000 b 0.2961910652 6.383150101 transit 0.581 ±0.029 3757 +74
−82 		[48]
Kepler-2000 c 0.1963604037 20.6182003 transit 0.581 ±0.029 3757 +74
−82 		[48]
Kepler-2001 b 0.1062540847 1.190999985 transit 0.864 +0.049
−0.085 		5081 +166
−136 		[48]
Kepler-2001 c 0.3639938397 14.09449959 transit 0.864 +0.049
−0.085 		5081 +166
−136 		[48]
KMT-2016-BLG-0625L b 0.05 ±0.04 1.40 ±0.17 microlensing 21000 ±2000 0.25 ±0.14 [51]
KMT-2016-BLG-1105L b 0.00415 ±0.00176 2.26+0.51
−0.69 		microlensing 10665+4175
−3751 		0.43 ±0.18 [52]
KMT-2016-BLG-1751L b 1.20 ±1.21 1.39 ±0.50 microlensing 23000 ±4000 0.18 ±0.18 [51]
KMT-2017-BLG-0428L b 0.0175+0.0111
−0.0088 		1.85+0.55
−0.60 		microlensing 17612+5936
−8480 		0.34+0.22
−0.17 		[52]
KMT-2017-BLG-1003L b 0.0117+0.0117
−0.0057 		1.25+0.27
−0.25 		microlensing 23353+1990
−2120 		0.27+0.26
−0.13 		[52]
KMT-2017-BLG-1194L b 0.0111+0.0061
−0.0051 		1.78+0.45
−0.46 		microlensing 13829+7045
−5577 		0.41+0.23
−0.19 		[52]
KMT-2019-BLG-0298L b 1.81 ±0.96 5.67 ±2.70 microlensing 22000 ±5000 0.70 ±0.37 [53]
KMT-2019-BLG-1216L b 0.094 ±0.050 2.44 ±1.12 microlensing 9000 ±3000 0.39 ±0.21 [53]
KMT-2019-BLG-1367L b 0.0128+0.0081
−0.0065 		1.70+0.50
−0.56 		microlensing 15231+7990
−6849 		0.25+0.16
−0.13 		[52]
KMT-2019-BLG-1806L b 0.0147 ±0.0048 2.87+0.64
−0.66 		microlensing 21592+2348
−6295 		0.75+0.24
−0.25 		[52]
KMT-2019-BLG-2783L b 1.16 ±0.77 1.85 ±0.93 microlensing 19000 ±5000 0.34 ±0.25 [53]
KMT-2021-BLG-0712L b 0.1255+0.0648
−0.0374 		2.29+0.64
−0.42 		microlensing 10437+2968
−2188 		0.23+0.12
−0.07 		[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-0909L b 1.26+1.01
−0.66 		1.75 ±0.42 microlensing 21134+3262
−4501 		0.38+0.30
−0.20 		[54]
KMT-2021-BLG-1105L b 1.30 ±0.68 3.54 ±1.06 microlensing 14807 ±5447 0.63 ±0.33 [54]
KMT-2021-BLG-2010 b 1.07+1.15
−0.68 		1.79+0.30
−0.38 		microlensing 23000+4000
−5000 		0.37+0.4
−0.23 		Multiple orbital solutions[55]
KMT-2021-BLG-2478L b 0.900+0.420
−0.240 		1.85 ±0.31 microlensing 9687 ±2348 0.20+0.10
−0.05 		[54]
KMT-2022-BLG-0371 b 0.26+0.13
−0.11 		3.02+0.45
−0.56 		microlensing 23000+3000
−4000 		0.63+0.32
−0.28 		Multiple orbital solutions[55]
KMT-2022-BLG-0440L b 0.0485+0.0302
−0.0233 		1.9 ±0.7 microlensing 11000 ±5000 0.53+0.31
−0.26 		[56][57]
KMT-2022-BLG-1013 b 0.31+0.46
−0.16 		1.38+0.18
−0.20 		microlensing 25000 ±3000 0.18+0.28
−0.10 		[55]
L 363-38 b 0.0147 ±0.0014 8.781 ±0.006 0.048 ±0.006 330 radial vel. 33.372 ±0.014 0.210 ±77 3129 ±6 [58]
LHS 3154 b 0.0414 ±0.0026 3.71778+0.00080
−0.00081 		0.02262 ±0.00018 radial vel. 51.43 ±0.03 0.1118 ±0.0027 2861 ±77 [59]
LHS 475 b 0.002876 ±0.000588 0.0883 ±0.0045 2.029088 ±0.000006 0.0206 586.0 transit 40.704 0.262 3312.0 [60][61] Host star also known as TOI-910[62] Also the first exoplanet confirmed by the James Webb Space Telescope.[63]
LP 791-18 d 0.0028 +0.0016
−0.0013 		0.09207+0.00393
−0.00384 		2.753436 ±0.000013 0.01992 ±0.00024 395.5+2.6
−2.3 		transit 86.4077+0.20874
−0.20809 		0.139 ±0.005 2960 ±55 [64]
MOA-2016-BLG-0532L b 0.39 ±0.31 1.09 ±0.17 microlensing 24000 ±2000 0.09 ±0.07 [51]
MOA-2020-BLG-208L b 0.14+0.13
−0.08 		2.74+0.43
−0.47 		microlensing 24400 +3200
−3700 		0.43 +0.39
−0.23 		[65]
MOA-2022-BLG-249Lb 0.015 ±0.005 1.63 ±0.35 microlensing 6500 ±1400 0.18 ±0.05 [66]
MWC 758 c 100 500 ±100 imaging 159.537 +1.742
−1.706 		1.5 [67]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1635L b 11.49 ±7.96 1.34 ±0.47 microlensing 22000 ±5000 0.43 ±0.29 [51]
OGLE-2016-BLG-1850L b 0.03 ±0.01 1.46 ±0.16 microlensing 7000 ±2000 0.26 ±0.11 [51]
OGLE-2017-BLG-1806L b 0.0166 +0.0148
−0.0086 		1.75+0.46
−0.47 		microlensing 20870+2510
−4920 		0.38+0.34
−0.20 		[52]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0249L b 7.12 ±1.47 1.84 ±0.44 microlensing 21000 ±3000 0.91 ±0.19 [53]
OGLE-2019-BLG-0679L b 3.34 ±1.90 6.99 ±3.21 microlensing 18000 ±6000 0.66 ±0.38 [53]
Rho Coronae Borealis d 0.0680 ±0.0079 282.2+2.2
−3.7 		0.827 ±0.011 radial vel. 56.7901+0.0786
−0.0783 		0.95 ±0.01 5817 ±24 [68]
Rho Coronae Borealis e 0.0119+0.0017
−0.0017 		12.949 ±0.014 0.1061 ±0.0011 radial vel. 56.7901+0.0786
−0.0783 		0.95 ±0.01 5817 ±24 [68]
TIC 279401253 b 6.14+0.39
−0.42 		1.00 ±0.04 76.80 ±0.06 0.369 ±0.003 transit 937 ±6 1.13+0.02
−0.03 		5951 ±80 [69]
TIC 279401253 c 8.02 ±0.18 155.3 ±0.7 0.591+0.005
−0.006 		radial vel. 937 ±6 1.13+0.02
−0.03 		5951 ±80 [69]
TIC 365102760 b 0.06 0.55 4.21285 0.0622 ±0.0049 transit 1810 ±20 1.21+0.06
−0.05 		4694+27
−20 		Still have an atmosphere despite high temperatures and low mass[70]
TOI-139 b 0.0208 0.219+0.019
−0.011 		11.070850+0.000024
−0.000030 		561.17 transit 138.4 0.6900 ±0.0852 4570 ±50 [71]
TOI-181 b 0.1452+0.0085
−0.0240 		0.6339+0.0079
−0.0092 		4.532000 ±0.000002 0.0539+0.0043
−0.0036 		895.10+32.14
−33.86 		transit 313.873+1.886
−1.864 		0.822 ±0.040 4994 ±50 [72]
TOI-198 b 0.128 ±0.007 10.21520 ±0.00006 0.100 ±0.006 368 ±26 transit 77.38461 ±0.08659 0.467 ±0.023 3650 ±75 [73]
TOI-199 b 0.17 ±0.02 0.810 ±0.005 104.854+0.001
−0.002 		0.4254 ±0.0020 transit 333.561+0.623
−0.620 		0.936+0.003
−0.005 		5255+12
−10 		[74]
TOI-199 c 0.28+0.02
−0.01 		273.69+0.26
−0.22 		0.807 ±0.003 transit 333.561+0.623
−0.620 		0.936+0.003
−0.005 		5255+12
−10 		[74]
TOI-238 b 0.0107+0.00145
−0.00142 		0.1278+0.00765
−0.00784 		1.2730988 ±0.0000029 0.02118 ±0.00038 1311 ±28 transit 261.328 ±0.312 0.79 ±0.022 5059 ±89 [75]
TOI-244 b 0.00843 ±0.00094 0.136 ±0.011 7.397225+0.000026
−0.000023 		0.0559 ±0.0013 458 ±20 transit 71.8644+0.0334
−0.0333 		0.428 ±0.029 3433 ±100 [76]
TOI-262 b 0.185 ±0.013 11.14529 ±0.00003 0.163 ±0.002 584 ±45 transit 143.287+0.383
−0.381 		0.913 ±0.029 5310 ±124 [73]
TOI-277 b 0.0308 0.276+0.026
−0.013 		3.994086+0.000008
−0.000009 		739.9 transit 211.7 0.5204 ±0.0203 3748 ±64 [71]
TOI-332 b 0.180 ±0.005 0.285+0.014
−0.010 		0.777038 ±0.000001 0.0159 ±0.0001 1871+30
−25 		transit 726.847+12.231
−11.836 		0.88 ±0.02 5251 ±71 [77]
TOI-444 b 0.247 ±0.018 17.96360 ±0.00004 0.133 ±0.006 609 ±61 transit 187.205+0.270
−0.269 		0.960 ±0.130 5225 ±70 [73]
TOI-470 b 0.387 ±0.026 12.19148 ±0.00003 0.119 ±0.008 660 ±70 transit 425.50+1.31
−1.30 		0.87 ±0.09 5190 ±90 [73]
TOI-615 b 0.435+0.086
−0.082 		1.693+0.052
−0.057 		4.6615983+0.0000025
−0.0000016 		0.0678+0.0031
−0.0026 		1666 ±24 transit 1155 ±6 1.449 ±0.087 6850 ±100 [78]
TOI-622 b 0.303+0.069
−0.072 		0.824+0.028
−0.029 		6.402513+0.000031
−0.000054 		0.0708+0.0052
−0.0059 		1388 ±22 transit 400.2 ±0.6 1.313 ±0.079 6400 ±100 [78]
TOI-669 b 0.0308±0.0047 0.232±0.015 3.94515±0.00002 0.047±0.001 1235±37 transit 465.970+2.789
−2.759 		0.90±0.06 5600±110 [23]
TOI-672 b 0.0760 0.470+0.008
−0.009 		3.633575 ±0.000001 676.15 transit 0.5399 ±0.0204 3765 ±65 [71]
TOI-700 e 0.0025730809[79] 0.08502+0.00794
−0.00669 		27.80978+0.00046
−0.0004 		0.134 ±0.0022 350[80] transit 101.52 0.416 ±0.01 3480 ±135 Habitable zone planet[81][82]
TOI-715 b 0.1383 ±0.0057 19.288004+0.000027
−0.000024 		0.0830 ±0.0027 234 ±12 transit 138.306+0.280
−0.279 		0.240 ±0.012 3075 ±75 [83]
TOI-733 b 0.0180 ±0.0022 0.178 ±0.008 4.884765+0.000019
−0.000024 		0.0618+0.0036
−0.0039 		1055.8+36.2
−31.3 		transit 245.5 ±0.2 0.956+0.050
−0.026 		5585 ±60 [84]
TOI-771 b 0.00881+0.00629
−0.00283 		0.127+0.00964
−0.00767 		2.326021 ±0.000001 0.0207 ±0.0008 527.19 ±22.08 transit 82.452 ±0.130 0.220+0.024
−0.023 		3201+100
−95 		[75]
TOI-778 b 2.8 ±0.2 1.37 ±0.04 4.633611 ±0.000001 0.060 ±0.003 1561+33
−32 		transit 527.536+3.663
−3.614 		1.40 ±0.05 6643 ±150 [85]
TOI-784 b 0.03043+0.00261
−0.00258 		0.172+0.010
−0.008 		2.7970365+0.0000031
−0.0000030 		0.038 ±0.001 transit 210.696+0.360
−0.359 		0.910 ±0.100 5558 ±100 Also known as HD 307842.[86]
TOI-836 b 0.0143+0.0029
−0.0027 		0.1520 ±0.0060 3.81673 ±0.00001 0.04220 ±0.00093 871 ±36 transit 89.7009+0.0959
−0.0956 		0.665 ±0.010 4552 ±154 [87]
TOI-836 c 0.0302+0.0085
−0.0027 		0.2308 ±0.0079 8.59545 ±0.00001 0.0750 ±0.0016 665 ±27 transit 89.7009+0.0959
−0.0956 		0.665 ±0.010 4552 ±154 [87]
TOI-858B b 1.10+0.08
−0.07 		1.255 ±0.039 3.2797178 ±0.0000014 0.04435+0.00100
−0.00098 		1529+23
−22 		transit 816.987+4.951
−4.892 		1.081+0.076
−0.070 		5842+84
−79 		[88]
TOI-871 b 0.0120+0.00849
−0.00440 		0.148+0.0102
−0.0101 		14.362565 ±0.00009 0.1054 ±0.0021 621 ±16.05 transit 221.917 ±0.489 0.758+0.046
−0.044 		4929+80
−75 		[75]
TOI-908 b 0.050773+0.012938
−0.012708 		0.2842 ±0.0138 3.183792 ±0.000007 0.041657 ±0.000002 1317 ±38 transit 573.214+0.638
−0.634 		0.950 ±0.010 5626 ±61 [89]
TOI-913 b 0.0208 0.219+0.011
−0.009 		11.098644+0.000587
−0.000581 		712.01 transit 212.1 0.8200 ±0.0973 4969 ±129 [71]
TOI-1052 b 0.0532 ±0.0053 0.256+0.026
−0.021 		9.139703+0.00062
−0.00063 		0.09103+0.00062
−0.00063 		1135 transit 423.365+1.826
−1.810 		1.204 ±0.025 6146 ±62 [90]
TOI-1052 c 0.108+0.013
−0.012 		35.806+0.453
−0.381 		0.2263+0.0024
−0.0023 		719 radial vel. 423.365+1.826
−1.810 		1.204 ±0.025 6146 ±62 [90]
TOI-1194 b 0.456+0.055
−0.051 		0.767+0.045
−0.041 		2.310644 ±0.000001 0.03428 ±0.00055 1391+38
−37 		transit 488.149+2.136
−2.117 		1.007+0.050
−0.048 		5446+51
−48 		[91]
TOI-1221 b <3.5 0.260+0.012
−0.011 		91.68278+0.00032
−0.00041 		0.387+0.026
−0.023 		440 ±60 transit 451.437+1.262
−1.259 		0.930 ±0.220 5592 ±50 [92]
TOI-1338 c 0.205 ±0.037 215.5 ±3.3 0.794 ±0.016 radial vel. 1318 ±5 1.13+0.31 6160 Circumbinary planet[93]
TOI-1408 b 1.69 ±0.20 1.5 4.4247110 ±0.0000016 0.05804 ±0.00020 transit 454.937+1.363
−1.360 		1.331 ±0.014 6306 ±32 [94]
TOI-1410 b 0.0334 0.290+0.014
−0.010 		1.216901 ±0.000038 1181.44 transit 236.8 0.7960 ±0.0370 4668 ±50 [71]
TOI-1416 b 0.0109 ±0.0015 0.145 ±0.007 1.0697568 ±0.0000028 0.0190 ±0.0003 1517 ±39 transit 179.430+0.253
−0.252 		0.798+0.035
−0.044 		4884 ±70 [95]
TOI-1420 b 0.0790 ±0.0120 1.061 ±0.029 6.9561063 ±0.0000017 0.0710 ±0.0012 957 ±17 transit 658.569+0.918
−0.911 		0.9870 ±0.0480 5510 ±110 [96]
TOI-1467 b 0.0138+0.0101
−0.00535 		0.164+0.0142
−0.0139 		5.971143 ±0.000006 0.0510 ±0.0009 558.89 ±16.37 transit 122.113 ±0.196 0.498+0.026
−0.025 		3810+73
−78 		[75]
TOI-1470 b 0.0230+0.0038
−0.0039 		0.194 ±0.004 2.527093+0.000004
−0.000003 		0.0285 ±0.0004 734 transit 169.439 ±0.243 0.471 ±0.011 3709 ±11 [97]
TOI-1470 c 0.02278+0.00903
−0.00872 		0.220 ±0.002 18.08816+0.00006
−0.00008 		0.106 ±0.001 373 transit 169.439 ±0.243 0.471 ±0.011 3709 ±11 [97]
TOI-1669 b 0.573 ±0.074 502 ±16 radial vel. 362.934+1.210
−1.200 		1.00 ±0.05 5542.3 ±100.0 [98]
TOI-1680 b 0.0100 +0.0035
−0.0022 		0.131 +0.00562
−0.00437 		4.8026345+0.0000040
−0.0000039 		0.03144+0.00025
−0.00026 		404 ±14 transit 121.1 1.1798 ±0.0044 3225+99
−100 		super-Earth planet[99]
TOI-1694 b 0.0809 0.487+0.042
−0.071 		3.770179+0.000058
−0.000060 		1136.57 transit 405.7 0.8450 ±0.1089 5135 ±50 [71]
TOI-1694 c 1.05 ±0.05 389.2 ±3.9 radial vel. 405.7 0.8450 ±0.1089 5135 ±50 [100]
TOI-1736 b 0.040 ±0.016 0.223 ±0.016 7.073088 ±0.000007 0.0740 ±0.0009 1076 ±39 transit 290.111+1.050
−1.043 		1.08 ±0.04 5807 ±46 [101]
TOI-1736 c 8.70+1.50
−0.60 		570.1 ±0.7 1.381 ±0.017 249 ±9 radial vel. 290.111+1.050
−1.043 		1.08 ±0.04 5807 ±46 [101]
TOI-1739 b 0.0126+0.00849
−0.00472 		0.151+0.00874
−0.00758 		8.303342+0.000011
−0.000013 		0.0742 ±0.0014 755.55 ±20.19 transit 231.506 ±0.522 0.790+0.046
−0.045 		4922+94
−91 		[75]
TOI-1801 b 0.0158 0.187+0.005
−0.006 		10.643976+0.000014
−0.000014 		490.47 transit 100.8 0.5413 ±0.0204 3815 ±157 [71]
TOI-1811 b 0.9720+0.0760
−0.0780 		0.9940+0.0250
−0.0230 		3.7130765 ±0.0000017 0.04389+0.00058
−0.00055 		962.2+8.0
−7.9 		transit 418.231+2.319
−2.296 		0.817+0.033
−0.030 		4766+52
−54 		[102]
TOI-1853 b 0.0406 0.325+0.020
−0.016 		1.243702+0.000121
−0.000114 		1510.96 transit 539 ±3 0.8200 ±0.0992 5175 ±50 [71]
TOI-1859 b 0.87 ±0.07 63.48347 ±0.00010 0.337+0.044
−0.036 		transit 731.847+3.826
−3.787 		1.287 ±0.061 6341+68
−70 		[103]
TOI-1937A b 2.01+0.17
−0.16 		1.247+0.059
−0.062 		0.946679944 ±0.00000047 0.01932+0.00035
−0.00039 		2097+35
−36 		transit 1353.99+9.55
−9.42 		1.072+0.059
−0.064 		5814+91
−93 		[104]
TOI-2000 b 0.0347+0.0077
−0.0075 		0.241 ±0.014 3.098330+0.000021
−0.000019 		0.04271+0.00076
−0.00067 		1488+122
−160 		transit 30.3424 ±0.0685 1.082+0.059
−0.050 		5611+85
−82 		[105]
TOI-2000 c 0.0257+0.015
−0.014 		0.727+0.028
−0.027 		9.1270550+0.0000073
−0.0000072 		0.0878+0.0016
−0.0014 		1038+84
−111 		transit 30.3424 ±0.0685 1.082+0.059
−0.050 		5611+85
−82 		[105]
TOI-2010 b 1.286+0.055
−0.057 		1.054 ±0.027 141.834025+0.000065
−0.000066 		0.5516+0.0078
−0.0093 		400.2+5.6
−5.7 		transit 356.131+1.050
−1.044 		1.112+0.048
−0.055 		5929 ±74 [106]
TOI-2015 b 0.0516±0.0129 0.302±0.012 3.348968±0.000004 0.0301+0.0013
−0.0012 		512±11 transit 154.34+0.13
−0.10 		0.342+0.021
−0.025 		3194±56 [107]
TOI-2018 b 0.0185 0.204+0.009
−0.007 		7.435588 ±0.000009 652.44 transit 0.6600 ±0.0868 4348 ±100 [71]
TOI-2068 b 0.0138+0.0101
−0.00503 		0.162+0.0145
−0.0133 		7.768915+0.000025
−0.000037 		0.0632 ±0.0011 520.62 ±14.18 transit 172.635+0.294
−0.261 		0.559+0.027
−0.029 		3710+57
−58 		[75]
TOI-2084 b 0.220 ±0.012 6.0784247 ±0.0000096 0.05006 ±0.00103 527 ±8 transit 373.609+1.115
−1.106 		0.453+0.029
−0.027 		3551+49
−52 		[108]
TOI-2095 b 0.116 ±0.009 17.664872+0.000045
−0.000051 		0.1010+0.0088
−0.0084 		347 ±9 transit 136.73 ±0.08 0.465 ±0.012 3662 ±130 [109][110]
TOI-2095 c 0.124+0.010
−0.009 		28.17221+0.00011
−0.00014 		0.138+0.012
−0.011 		297 ±8 transit 136.73 ±0.08 0.465 ±0.012 3662 ±130 [109][110]
TOI-2096 b 0.0060+0.0044
−0.0019 		0.110 ±0.006 3.1190633+0.000010
−0.0000093 		0.025 ±0.001 445 ±13 transit 158.08 ±0.13 0.231 ±0.012 3300 ±50 [111]
TOI-2096 c 0.0145+0.0110
−0.0057 		0.171 ±0.008 6.387840 ±0.000012 0.040 ±0.002 349+10
−9 		transit 158.08 ±0.13 0.231 ±0.012 3300 ±50 [111]
TOI-2134 b 0.0287+0.0025
−0.0024 		0.240 ±0.014 9.2292005 ±0.0000063 0.0780 ±0.0009 666 ±8 transit 73.7773+0.0522
−0.0519 		0.744 ±0.027 4580 ±50 [71][112]
TOI-2134 c 0.1318+0.0242
−0.0246 		0.649 ±0.037 95.50+0.36
−0.25 		0.371 ±0.004 306 ±4 transit 73.7773+0.0522
−0.0519 		0.744 ±0.027 4580 ±50 [112]
TOI-2141 b 0.075 ±0.012 0.278 ±0.021 18.26157 ±0.00006 0.1330 ±0.0009 722 ±23 transit 253.365+0.736
−0.732 		0.94 ±0.02 5659 ±48 [101]
TOI-2152A b 2.83+0.38
−0.37 		1.281+0.050
−0.046 		3.3773512+0.0000060
−0.0000061 		0.05064+0.00093
−0.00110 		1802+60
−54 		transit 988.275+10.143
−9.945 		1.516+0.085
−0.100 		6630+300
−200 		[102]
TOI-2154 b 0.920+0.190
−0.180 		1.453+0.053
−0.048 		3.8240801 ±0.0000025 0.0513+0.0011
−0.0013 		1580 ±27 transit 966.924+2.174
−2.143 		1.233+0.077
−0.090 		6280 ±160 [102]
TOI-2194 b 0.0145 0.178+0.012
−0.006 		15.337597+0.001585
−0.001616 		590.88 transit 63.84 ±0.12 0.7400 ±0.0854 4756 ±50 [71]
TOI-2338 b 5.98+0.21
−0.20 		1.00 ±0.02 22.65398 ±0.00002 0.158 ±0.03 799+10
−11 		transit 1032 ±7 0.99+0.03
−0.02 		5581 ±60 [113]
TOI-2364 b 0.225+0.043
−0.049 		0.768+0.023
−0.018 		4.0197517 ±0.0000043 0.04871+0.00069
−0.00079 		1091+17
−14 		transit 716.286+5.594
−5.509 		0.954+0.041
−0.046 		5306+76
−68 		[104]
TOI-2443 b 0.0256 0.248 ±0.004 15.669494+0.000926
−0.001004 		600.83 transit 0.6600 ±0.0789 4357 ±100 [71]
TOI-2459 b 0.0285 0.264+0.008
−0.006 		19.104718+0.000023
−0.000024 		445.01 transit 0.6600 ±0.0763 4195 ±124 [71]
TOI-2497 b 4.82 ±0.41 0.9940+0.0550
−0.0490 		10.655669 ±0.000038 0.1166 ±0.0018 1595+45
−42 		transit 930.489+11.624
−11.347 		1.859+0.087
−0.083 		7360+320
−300 		[102]
TOI-2498 b 0.1089+0.0129
−0.0129 		0.541+0.026
−0.024 		3.738252 ±0.000004 0.0491 ±0.0030 1443+15
−28 		transit 897.796+13.712
−13.314 		1.12 ±0.02 5905 ±12 [114]
TOI-2525 b 0.088+0.005
−0.004 		0.774 ±0.010 23.288+0.001
−0.002 		0.1511 ±0.0025 500 transit 1305 ±8 0.849+0.024
−0.033 		5096 ±80 [115]
TOI-2525 c 0.709 ±0.034 0.904 ±0.010 49.260 ±0.001 0.2491+0.0041
−0.0042 		390 transit 1305 ±8 0.849+0.024
−0.033 		5096 ±80 [115]
TOI-2583A b 0.250+0.058
−0.056 		1.290+0.040
−0.033 		4.5207265 ±0.0000049 0.0571+0.0010
−0.0013 		1456+19
−16 		transit 1846.66+21.10
−20.64 		1.215+0.063
−0.082 		5936+65
−68 		[104]
TOI-2587A b 0.218+0.054
−0.046 		1.077+0.042
−0.040 		5.456640 ±0.000011 0.0635+0.0025
−0.0013 		1445+23
−26 		transit 1218.77+5.953
−5.772 		1.15+0.14
−0.07 		5760+80
−79 		[104]
TOI-2589 b 3.5 ±0.1 1.08 ±0.03 61.6277 ±0.0002 0.300+0.006
−0.005 		592+7
−8 		transit 658 ±3 0.93+0.03
−0.02 		5579 ±70 [113]
TOI-2641 b 0.367+0.049
−0.040 		1.615+0.462
−0.640 		4.880974+0.000023
−0.000037 		0.0607+0.0042
−0.0043 		1387+22
−23 		transit 1131 ±7 1.16 ±0.07 6100 ±100 Extremely grazing transit[78]
TOI-2796 b 0.44+0.10
−0.11 		>1.54 4.8084983+0.0000057
−0.0000056 		0.0569+0.0010
−0.0011 		1205+18
−17 		transit 1142.67+19.63
−18.99 		1.063+0.057
−0.062 		5764+81
−78 		[104]
TOI-2803A b 0.9750+0.0830
−0.0700 		1.616+0.034
−0.032 		1.96229325 ±0.00000082 0.03185 ±0.00052 1893+29
−28 		transit 1613.88+21.68
−21.13 		1.118+0.056
−0.054 		6280+99
−96 		[104]
TOI-2818 b 0.71 ±0.26 1.363+0.046
−0.045 		4.0397090+0.0000024
−0.0000023 		0.0493+0.0010
−0.0008 		1376+26
−24 		transit 1019.81+7.39
−7.28 		0.9770+0.0630
−0.0490 		5721+88
−83 		[104]
TOI-2842 b 0.370+0.052
−0.047 		1.146+0.051
−0.048 		3.5514058+0.0000077
−0.0000078 		0.0475+0.0010
−0.0011 		1471+29
−27 		transit 1503.57+25.18
−24.37 		1.135+0.077
−0.079 		5910 ±100 [104]
TOI-2977 b 1.68+0.26
−0.25 		1.174+0.031
−0.027 		2.3505614 ±0.0000025 0.03386+0.00067
−0.00050 		1544 ±26 transit 0.936+0.057
−0.041 		5691+94
−93 		[104]
TOI-3023 b 0.62+0.10
−0.09 		1.466+0.043
−0.032 		3.9014971 ±0.0000031 0.0505+0.0015
−0.0009 		1596+24
−25 		transit 1271.74+10.42
−10.26 		1.12+0.11
−0.06 		5760+85
−88 		[104]
TOI-3082 b 0.0411 0.327 ±0.013 1.926907+0.000128
−0.000134 		1032.78 transit 368.8 ±1.5 0.6640 ±0.0798 4263 ±100 [71]
TOI-3235 b 0.665 ±0.025 1.017 ±0.044 2.59261842 ±0.00000041 0.02709 ±0.00046 604 ±19 transit 236.7 ±0.5 0.394 ±0.003 3389 ±6 [116]
TOI-3364 b 1.67+0.12
−0.13 		1.091+0.038
−0.032 		5.8768918 ±0.0000069 0.0675+0.0011
−0.0016 		1264+22
−21 		transit 906.386+8.170
−8.027 		1.186+0.059
−0.083 		5706+95
−91 		[104]
TOI-3688A b 0.980+0.100
−0.110 		1.167+0.048
−0.044 		3.246075 ±0.000012 0.04560+0.00089
−0.00098 		1534+29
−28 		transit 1292.81+19.67
−19.10 		1.199+0.072
−0.076 		5950 ±100 [104]
TOI-3785 b 0.0470 ±0.0126 0.459 ±0.014 4.6747373 ±0.0000038 0.043 ±0.001 582 ±16 transit 259.0 ±0.3 0.52 ±0.02 3576 ±88 [117]
TOI-3807 b 1.04+0.15
−0.14 		>1.65 2.8989727+0.0000038
−0.0000039 		0.0421+0.0007
−0.0011 		1646+25
−24 		transit 1375.55+15.20
−14.88 		1.181+0.0064
−0.0092 		5772+84
−80 		[104]
TOI-3819 b 1.11+0.18
−0.20 		1.172+0.036
−0.035 		3.2443141 ±0.0000055 0.04611+0.00069
−0.00096 		1633+21
−19 		transit 1820.41+42.55
−40.68 		1.242+0.057
−0.076 		5859+72
−71 		[104]
TOI-3912 b 0.406+0.071
−0.068 		1.274+0.041
−0.040 		3.4936264 ±0.0000038 0.0463+0.0012
−0.0010 		1512 ±20 transit 1519.86+21.48
−20.90 		1.088+0.086
−0.070 		5725+69
−68 		[104]
TOI-3976A b 0.175+0.037
−0.036 		1.095+0.036
−0.035 		6.607662+0.000016
−0.000015 		0.0743+0.0013
−0.0014 		1295+16
−14 		transit 1683.25+19.30
−18.88 		1.254+0.067
−0.072 		5975+70
−69 		[104]
TOI-3984A b 0.14 ±0.03 0.71 ±0.02 4.35326 ±0.000005 0.041+0.002
−0.001 		563 ±15 transit 353.6+1.0
−0.7 		0.49 ±0.02 3476 ±88 [118]
TOI-4010 b 0.03461+0.00406
−0.00400 		0.269 ±0.007 1.348335+0.000003
−0.000002 		0.0229 ±0.0002 1441+14
−13 		transit 578.941+3.242
−3.203 		0.88 ±0.03 4960 ±36 [119]
TOI-4010 c 0.06390+0.00670
−0.00664 		0.529+0.010
−0.011 		5.414654 ±0.000007 0.058 ±0.001 907+9
−8 		transit 578.941+3.242
−3.203 		0.88 ±0.03 4960 ±36 [119]
TOI-4010 d 0.1200+0.0103
−0.0101 		0.551+0.012
−0.013 		14.70886 ±0.00003 0.113 ±0.001 650 ±6 transit 578.941+3.242
−3.203 		0.88 ±0.03 4960 ±36 [119]
TOI-4010 e 2.18+0.21
−0.20 		>762 ±90 1.57+0.12
−0.13 		174+8
−6 		radial vel. 578.941+3.242
−3.203 		0.88 ±0.03 4960 ±36 [119]
TOI-4087 b 0.73 ±0.14 1.164+0.025
−0.024 		3.17748350 ±0.00000094 0.04469+0.00048
−0.00054 		1458+20
−17 		transit 983.937+7.257
−7.153 		1.178+0.039
−0.042 		6060+74
−67 		[104]
TOI-4127 b 2.30 ±0.11 1.096+0.039
−0.032 		56.39879 ±0.00010 0.3081+0.0055
−0.0058 		605.1+9.6
−8.2 		transit 1060 ±20 1.23 ±0.07 6096 ±115 Highly eccentric orbit[120]
TOI-4145A b 0.43 ±0.13 1.187+0.032
−0.031 		4.0664428 ±0.0000058 0.04823+0.00075
−0.00079 		1074+19
−16 		transit 669.884+3.904
−3.862 		0.905+0.043
−0.044 		5281+86
−76 		[104]
TOI-4184 b 0.217 ±0.019 4.9019804 ±0.0000052 0.0336 ±0.0015 412 ±8 transit 226.238+1.058
−1.049 		0.2109+0.0290
−0.0260 		3238+48
−49 		[108]
TOI-4201 b 2.589 ±0.066 1.133 ±0.024 3.5819111 ±1.7e-06 0.03939 ±0.0004 745 ±14 transit 611.54+1.96
−2.28 		0.63 ±0.02 3920 ±50 [121][122]
TOI-4308 b 0.0203 0.216 ±0.023 9.151201+0.000036
−0.000037 		763.05 transit 0.9000 ±0.1133 5243 ±126 [71]
TOI-4342 b 0.16 ±0.16 0.202 ±0.003 5.5382498+0.0000057
−0.0000058 		0.05251 ±0.00011 633.6+6.2
−6.3 		transit 200.73 0.6296 ±0.0086 3901 ±69 [123]
TOI-4342 c 0.145 ±0.145 0.215 ±0.004 10.688716 ±0.000015 0.08140 ±0.00017 508.9 ±5.0 transit 200.73 0.6296 ±0.0086 3901 ±69 [123]
TOI-4377 b 0.9570+0.0890
−0.0870 		1.348 ±0.081 4.378081 ±0.000019 0.0579+0.0010
−0.0011 		1395+25
−22 		transit 1486.69+16.01
−15.68 		1.36+0.08
−0.07 		4974 ±57 [124]
TOI-4406 b 0.30 ±0.03 1.00 ±0.02 30.08364 ±0.00005 0.201 ±0.005 904+16
−17 		transit 861 ±7 1.19 ±0.03 6219 ±70 [113]
TOI-4463A b 0.794+0.039
−0.040 		1.183+0.064
−0.045 		2.8807198+0.0000028
−0.0000027 		0.04036+0.00074
−0.00082 		1395+25
−22 		transit 564.633+4.250
−4.191 		1.062+0.059
−0.063 		5640+89
−82 		[104]
TOI-4515 b 2.005 ±0.052 1.086 ±0.039 15.266 0.118 ±0.001 705 ±10 transit 0.949 ±0.020 5433 ±70 [125]Highly eccentric orbit (e = 0.46)
TOI-4551 b 1.49 ±0.13 1.058+0.110
−0.062 		9.955810+0.000076
−0.000078 		0.09940+0.00300
−0.00320 		transit 704.453+8.033
−7.857 		1.31+0.07
−0.18 		4896 ±110 [124]
TOI-4559 b 0.00849+0.00629
−0.00315 		0.126+0.0112
−0.00999 		3.965991+0.000314
−0.000332 		0.0359 ±0.0008 554.16 ±19.14 transit 90.704 ±0.0978 0.392+0.027
−0.026 		3558+73
−83 		[75]
TOI-4562 b 2.30+0.48
−0.47 		1.118+0.014
−0.013 		225.11781+0.00025
−0.00022 		0.768 ±0.005 318 ±4 transit 1107.64+8.25
−8.12 		1.192 ±0.057 6096 ±32 [126]
TOI-4582 b 0.53 ±0.05 0.940+0.090
−0.120 		31.034 ±0.001 transit 1251.94+11.83
−11.62 		1.34 ±0.06 5190 ±100 [127]
TOI-4600 b ~0.0976 0.607+0.026
−0.028 		82.6869 ±0.0003 0.349 ±0.021 347+12
−11 		transit 705.97 ±1.68 0.89 ±0.05 5170 ±120 [128]
TOI-4600 c ~0.1510 0.841 ±0.037 482.8191+0.0018
−0.0017 		1.152 ±0.068 191 ±6 transit 705.97 ±1.68 0.89 ±0.05 5170 ±120 As of August 2023, longest-period confirmed planet discovered by TESS[128]
TOI-4603 b 12.89+0.58
−0.57 		1.042+0.038
−0.035 		7.24599+0.00022
−0.00021 		0.0888 ±0.0010 1677 ±24 transit 731 ±3 1.765 ±0.061 6264+95
−94 		Metal enriched gas giant[129]
TOI-4791 b 2.31+0.32
−0.33 		1.110 ±0.050 4.280880+0.000022
−0.000023 		0.0555+0.0011
−0.0012 		1472+26
−24 		transit 1072.41+12.05
−11.79 		1.242+0.072
−0.077 		6058+99
−94 		[104]
TOI-4860 b 0.67 ±0.14 0.756 ±0.024 1.52275959+0.00000032
−0.00000035 		0.01845 ±0.00059 624 ±30 transit 261.390+2.114
−2.081 		0.3357 ±0.0081 3390 ±120 [130]
TOI-5126 b 0.423+0.014
−0.012 		5.4588385+0.0000070
−0.0000072 		0.06519+0.00087
−0.00082 		1442+46
−40 		transit 523.201+5.264
−5.160 		1.240+0.050
−0.046 		6150+110
−130 		[131]
TOI-5126 c 0.344+0.015
−0.014 		17.8999+0.0018
−0.0013 		0.1439+0.0019
−0.0018 		971.0+31.0
−27.0 		transit 523.201+5.264
−5.160 		1.240+0.050
−0.046 		6150+110
−130 		[131]
TOI-5205 b 1.08 ±0.06 1.03 ±0.03 1.630757 ±0.000001 0.0199 ±0.0002 transit 281.960+1.363
−1.350 		0.394 ±0.011 3430 ±54 [132]
TOI-5293A b 0.54 ±0.07 1.06 ±0.04 2.930289 ±0.000004 0.034+0.004
−0.003 		675+42
−30 		transit 525 ±2 0.54 ±0.02 3586 ±88 [118]
TOI-5344 b 0.412 ±0.040 0.946 ±0.021 3.7926220 ±0.0000062 0.04041 ±0.00075 689 ±12 transit 451.293+4.357
−4.276 		0.612 ±0.034 3747 ±64 [133]
TOI-5398 c 0.0371+0.0151
−0.0148 		0.314 ±0.017 4.77271+0.00016
−0.00014 		0.057 ±0.003 1242 ±37 transit 426.792+2.237
−2.211 		1.146 ±0.013 6000 ±75 [134]
TOI-5678 b 0.063 ±0.013 0.438 ±0.007 47.73022+0.00014
−0.00013 		0.249 ±0.005 513+8
−7 		transit 539.441+2.293
−2.277 		0.905+0.039
−0.041 		5485 ±63 [135]
TOI-5704 b 0.288 3.7711160+0.0000115
−0.0000107 		949.07 transit 292.357+0.881
−0.876 		0.7575 ±0.0593 4590 ±126 [71]
TOI-5799 b 0.0116+0.00849
−0.00440 		0.145+0.0171
−0.0114 		4.164753+0.00038
−0.000427 		0.0352 ±0.0011 518.01 ±20.15 transit 90.704 ±0.0978 0.337+0.027
−0.032 		3514+95
−94 		[75]
TOI-5803 b 0.0339 0.292 ±0.011 5.383050+0.000207
−0.000200 		678.87 transit 0.8700 ±0.1032 5134 ±121 [71]
WASP-84 c 0.048+0.014
−0.013 		0.174 ±0.011 1.4468849+0.0000022
−0.0000016 		0.02359 ±0.00100 1329+31
−30 		transit 328.075+1.595
−1.579 		0.853 ±0.038 [136]
WASP-193 b 0.139 ±0.029 1.464+0.059
−0.057 		6.2463345 ±0.0000003 0.0676 ±0.0015 1254 ±31 transit 1180.97+17.56
−17.06 		1.059+0.067
−0.068 		6078 ±120 [137]
WISE J033605.05-014350.4 b 8.25 ±4.25 2560 ±730 0.970 ±0.050 325+15
−10 		imaging 0.01310 ±0.00597 415 ±20 [138]
Wolf 1069 b 0.003963425 ±0.0006605 15.564 ±0.015 0.0672 ±0.0014 250.0 ±6.6 radial vel. 31.228 0.167 ±0.011 3158 ±54 Habitable zone planet[139][140]

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