Daman Login Password Reset

Why we chose no password

A password only protects something that sits on a server. This site keeps nothing about you on a server: the card, the scores and the settings stay in your browser. Adding a password would create a list worth stealing and a reset system worth faking, and protect nothing in return.

Getting a lost card back

If you saved your key code

1. Open the login page.
2. Paste the full code, starting with DLK-, into the restore box.
3. Tap Restore card. The card opens exactly as it was when the code was copied.

If you never copied a code

Then the card cannot be recovered, by you or by us, because no copy exists anywhere else. That sounds harsh, but it is the same reason nobody else can get at it either. Make a new key card, and this time copy its code to a safe note as soon as you have a few locks on it.

How to spot a fake reset message

Because we never send reset messages, every one of these is a warning sign when it uses our name:

• An email, SMS or chat message saying your password was changed or your account is locked.
• A link that asks you to confirm your identity, enter an OTP or log in to keep your scores.
• An address that is close to damanlogin.uk but not quite: an extra word, a swapped letter or a different ending.
• Pressure to act fast, such as a countdown or a threat that your account will be deleted.

Delete the message, do not click anything in it, and block the sender if your app allows it.

Resetting a password somewhere else

Many people land here while trying to reset a password for a different service. We cannot reset passwords for any other site or app, but the safe method is the same everywhere:

1. Open that service yourself, from its app or a bookmark, never from a link someone sent you.
2. Use its own Forgot password option on the sign-in screen.
3. Enter the code it sends you only on that screen, and never share the code with a person.
4. Pick a new password you have not used anywhere else and turn on two-step sign-in if it is offered.