Your password is reset securely and you can sign in again without exposing verification codes or credentials.
Step 1
Start password recovery
- Open Sign In.
Go to the official TechnoMindX portal and open the login page.
- Select Forgot Password.
Use the account-recovery link shown near the password field.
- Enter the registered email.
Submit the email associated with the account.
- Complete CAPTCHA if required.
Finish the security check and submit the recovery request.
Step 2
Verify the recovery request
- Open the recovery email.
Check the registered inbox and spam or junk folder.
- Use the latest OTP or recovery link.
Older codes or links may be invalid after a new request.
- Complete verification promptly.
Recovery codes and links expire for security reasons.
Do not forward the recovery email or send the OTP, link, or screenshot to another person.
Step 3
Create a new password
- Enter a unique password.
Do not reuse the previous password or a password used on another service.
- Confirm the password.
Re-enter it exactly and submit the reset form.
- Store it securely.
Use an approved password manager instead of an unencrypted note.
Step 4
Secure the recovered account
- Sign in again.
Use the new password and complete OTP verification if challenged.
- Review account details.
Confirm email, profile, company membership, and billing information have not changed.
- Review API tokens.
Revoke and replace tokens you do not recognize or that may have been exposed.
- Contact support if suspicious.
Provide your account email, approximate time, and safe details—never passwords, OTPs, or full bearer tokens.
Step 5
When email access is unavailable
- Contact your email administrator.
Restore access to the registered mailbox first when possible.
- Contact TechnoMindX support.
Use the official contact page and provide non-sensitive ownership details.
- Wait for identity verification.
Account changes require verification and may not be completed immediately.
Support
Still need help?
Contact TechnoMindX support without sharing passwords, OTPs, session cookies, or bearer tokens.