How Daman Login works
Most websites check who you are against a list kept on their own servers. Daman Login works the other way round: the only record of you is the key card your browser stores, and this page just opens that record. So it loads instantly, keeps working if your signal drops after the page has loaded, and holds nothing for an intruder to steal.
Log in on the device you play on
- Open this page in the same browser you used to play or register.
- Your card appears above with its name, tag colour, rank, locks opened and best score.
- Tap Keep playing to go straight to the lock, or Edit card to change the name or colour.
If the box above says there is no card, you are probably in a different browser or a private tab. The login fixes page walks through every reason a card can look missing.
Log in on a new phone
- On the old device, open this page and tap Copy code. The code starts with DLK-.
- Send it to yourself in a way only you can read, such as a note app or a message to your own number.
- On the new device, paste the whole code into Restore from a key code and tap Restore card.
- The same card opens with every lock and score it had when you copied the code.
A key code is a snapshot. Runs you finish on the old phone after copying it will not appear on the new one, so copy a fresh code right before you switch.
Sign-in habits worth keeping everywhere
These are not rules for this site alone. They protect every account you own, from email to banking.
- Type an address yourself or use a bookmark. Links in forwarded messages are the most common way people land on copycat pages.
- A one-time code is for your eyes only. No genuine support team asks you to read it back to them.
- Check the spelling of the address before signing in. Lookalike domains swap one letter or add a word.
- Use a different password for every service that has one, and let a password manager remember them.
- Sign out on shared or borrowed devices, and clear the browser afterwards if you can.
What this login will never do
This page never asks for a phone number, an email address, a password or an OTP, and it never sends you to another website to finish signing in. If something claiming to be us does any of those, close it and tell the help desk.
