Get to the real site
Type stake.com or use a bookmark. Stake warns that fake copies exist to steal logins. Check the address for an added or swapped letter. Don't sign in from links in unsolicited emails, DMs or ads.
Log in
- Open stake.com from your bookmark.
- Choose Sign in.
- Use your email and password, or the same social login you signed up with.
- Enter the six-digit code from your authenticator app, or approve with your passkey.
- Check the address bar once more before you open the cashier.
2FA and passkeys
2FA codes change every 30 seconds. Stake's 2FA protects logins, withdrawals, tips and sends. A passkey is a device-bound login that can't be typed into a fake site. You can use both. Set them up in Settings, then Security; see the security guide.
Shared devices
Log out when you finish. Don't let the browser save your password on a shared computer. If you think someone else has accessed your account, change your password and contact support.
Real Stake emails
Stake's security and login emails come from noreply@stake.com. Marketing comes from noreply@mail.stake.com, and support from support@stake.com. If a "Stake" email comes from another domain, don't click its links; report it to support.
Login methods
| Method | Good for |
|---|---|
| Email and password | Works everywhere |
| Social login | If you signed up that way |
| 2FA code | Second lock on logins and withdrawals |
| Passkey | Phishing-resistant sign-in |
When it fails
Forgotten password, lost 2FA and locked accounts each have their own fix on our login problems page. No account yet? Start with registration.
Login and security guides
Account security and 2FA
Passwords, 2FA, passkeys and phishing defence.
Login problems
Password reset, lost 2FA and locked-account recovery.
FAQ
Can I log in with a username?
Stake's help center describes signing in with email. Use your email, or the social login you signed up with.
Why does Stake ask for 2FA every time?
Because you turned it on. It's your best protection.
Someone sent me a login link. Is it real?
Treat it as suspicious. Go to stake.com yourself.
Can I share my 2FA code with support?
Never share your password or 2FA codes with anyone, even someone claiming to be support.