Which exoplanet has the strongest surface gravity?

Gravity is computed from mass and size, and this record only admits worlds where those two numbers are physically consistent: together they must imply a density in the rock-to-iron range. That gate matters because the raw table is full of minimum masses sitting on tiny radii, implying impossible densities and gravities that were never real. Where a mass is a minimum (the m·sin i method), the gravity is a floor and reads "at least".

For comparison, Mars pulls at 0.38 g and our Moon at 0.17 g. What could unseat this record: a newly weighed super-Earth whose measured mass and radius both check out; mass measurements improve every year.