Before you start: check the address
The most common mistake when signing up is not in the form, it is in the address you opened. Before entering anything, check the following.
- Read a web address from the right-hand end. The part before the first single slash is what determines the owner. An address that puts the brand name on the left, such as
brand.somewhere-else.com, belongs to the owner ofsomewhere-else.com, not to that brand. - Never register from a link in a message. Type the address yourself, or use the official link on this page. A message carrying a registration link is one of the most effective fraud patterns there is.
- Check that the connection is HTTPS and that you have not clicked past a certificate warning. Never press "continue anyway" on a certificate warning during sign-up.
No legitimate service asks for your password by message. Not by email, not by chat, not by phone. If someone claiming to be from RAJA89 asks for your password or a verification code, it is not from us.
The registration steps
- Open the official registration page. The link is at the bottom of this page. Open it in a new tab so you can keep this page as a guide.
- Enter the minimum. Fill in only the fields that are genuinely required. If a sign-up form asks for an identity number or data unrelated to the service, that is a legitimate reason to stop and reconsider.
- Use an email address you fully control. Not a work address, not a school address, and not one you will lose if you change jobs. Your primary email is the recovery key for this account later.
- Choose a long password you have never used anywhere else. Do not reuse your email, social or banking password. If this registration is breached, a reused password takes the other accounts down with it.
- Turn on two-step verification now, not later. Do it while you are already in the account security screen. This is the single step that most determines whether the account is still yours a year from now.
- Store the recovery codes outside the account. Print them or keep them in your password manager. Recovery codes kept inside the account they protect are useless at the moment you need them most.
Registration
There is no separate registration system yet. This button opens the brand's own site, raja89official.site. Until a dedicated sign-up page exists, there is no account form to open from here — and we would rather say that than send you somewhere that does not match what you clicked.
Habits that stop an account being taken over
This applies to any account, including your RAJA89 one. All of it can be done in a single sitting.
| Habit | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| A unique password per account | A breach at one service gets replayed automatically against others. Unique passwords stop the damage where it happened. |
| Two-step verification switched on | A leaked password stops being enough. Prefer an authenticator app or a security key over SMS. |
| A recovery email you still use | A dead or abandoned recovery address is a back door. Check and update it before there is a problem. |
| Review active sessions | Most services list the devices currently signed in. An unrecognised device is usually the first visible sign of trouble. |
| No shared accounts | Sharing an account removes the only thing that lets a service tell you apart from anyone else. |
If the account is not for you — for a parent or a family member, say — make sure the password and recovery codes are written somewhere they can reach themselves. An account only the person who registered it can open becomes a serious problem later.
If registration fails
The three most common causes, and what to do about each.
- The email is already registered. Use the "forgot password" route rather than creating a second account. Two accounts on one address make recovery harder later.
- The verification code does not arrive. Check the spam and promotions folders, wait a minute or two, then request a new code. Requesting repeatedly in a short window often delays delivery rather than speeding it up.
- The form is rejected without a clear explanation. Look for a required field you have not completed, or a format that differs from what you entered. If it still fails, contact us through the support page, naming the step you took and the message you saw.
About RAJA89, and who runs this site
RAJA89 is a technology education platform. The site you are reading is the brand's official home: where we explain who we are, what is available, how the community is run, and how to reach us.
We promise nothing we cannot demonstrate, and we publish nothing you cannot check. Where a page states a figure, a price or a commitment, that statement lives on the page itself — not only in an advertisement, and not only on a page that has since been deleted.
How this site is run
- No tracking. There are no cookies, no analytics, no advertising pixels and no third-party scripts on this site. We collect nothing about you while you read.
- Reading needs no account. Every page on this site can be read without registering. There is no visitor database and no form on these pages that gathers data. An account is only needed for features that store something of yours; the registration page will be linked from the navigation once registration is actually open.
- No affiliate links. No link on these educational pages pays us a commission. If that changes, the change is disclosed where the link appears.
What we do not claim
- We are not an accredited institution. We do not issue diplomas and we do not present our material as equivalent to formal education.
- We do not promise outcomes. Learning technology takes time, and no platform can guarantee a job or an income.
- We do not replace professional help. For a legal or medical question, or a security incident that has already happened to your account, the body that can act is the authority — not us.
Who is accountable
| Maintained by | Edi Rahmadani |
|---|---|
| Role | Maintainer of RAJA89: writes, edits and answers incoming messages |
| Contact | raja89officials@gmail.com |
| Languages | English (this page) and Indonesian |