Moon.com publishes no welcome bonus and no deposit match. Moon's help centre and affiliate page document a fee discount by partner code, rakeback and a VIP programme. Neither publishes a welcome bonus or a deposit match. If a page promises a Moon.com welcome bonus, that claim does not come from Moon. This guide lists the rewards Moon does document, checked 10 September 2026, and how to check a claim that does not match them.
What Moon publishes: no welcome bonus, no deposit match
Moon's help centre and affiliate page document a fee discount by partner code, rakeback and a VIP programme. Neither publishes a welcome bonus or a deposit match. A deposit match adds money to a balance when a user deposits. A welcome bonus adds money, or a credit, when a user registers. Moon's help centre and affiliate page describe neither. This is a plain absence, not a hidden or expiring one: there is no page on Moon's site that names a welcome bonus.
The rewards Moon does document
The code ACES is a partner offer of 20% off Moon's trading fees. Moon's public pages show only the standard fees, so the discounted rate appears on the wager summary of an account created with the code. This is a fee discount, not a credit added to a balance. It lowers what you pay when you open a bet, and only when you open a bet.
Moon's rakeback returns 3.5% of the fees you pay, on winning and losing bets alike, once it is activated on the account. Rakeback returns part of a fee you already paid, so it depends on trading activity, not on registration or a deposit. Read Moon.com rakeback explained for the rate applied to each fee type and how it stacks with the code discount.
Moon's help centre mentions a VIP programme only once, as one of the three routes to rakeback activation. Rakeback activates automatically for an account that registered through a streamer or a known affiliate. Otherwise, ask support, or reach the Bronze VIP level. That single mention, reaching Bronze, is as far as the source goes. This site does not describe VIP tiers or benefits beyond it, because Moon has not published more.
Moon has a play money mode with a simulated balance that refills to $100,000 without limit, with the same wagering features as the live platform. Play money is not a reward paid on a real balance. It is a practice mode with a simulated one.
Skip Moon if you are looking for a deposit match or free credit to bet with. Moon publishes neither, and a leveraged bet loses the whole wager whatever bonus a page promised.
How to read a page that promises a Moon deposit bonus
Ask for the source. A page that claims a Moon.com welcome bonus should be able to link to a Moon page that states it. If it cannot, and none exists, treat the claim as unsourced. This site links every number it states to Moon's own help centre or affiliate page. The two rewards above are the only ones those sources document.
A generic bonus offer can also be a different platform's reward, applied to Moon.com by mistake or by design. Check that the page is describing Moon.com specifically, with a Moon.com link, before you register on the strength of it.
This site takes the opposite approach. Every figure above links to a Moon page, dated to when it was last checked, and this page states the date, 10 September 2026. If a fact here stops matching Moon's own pages, the figure on this site is wrong, not Moon's. That is the standard to hold any page claiming a Moon.com reward to, including this one.
What a bonus would cost you in a leveraged product
Your loss is capped at your wager. The bet closes automatically at the max loss price, and your balance cannot go below zero because of a bet. That cap is set by the wager you place, not by any bonus or credit. A deposit match, even if one existed, would not raise your maximum loss on a single bet. The bet still closes automatically at the max loss price, capped at your own wager amount. Judge any offer by the fee it changes, not by a headline number.
Moon is a leveraged betting product. You can lose your whole wager on any single bet, and higher leverage reaches that loss on a smaller price move. No discount, rakeback rebate or bonus changes that mechanic.
What pages claim, next to what Moon publishes
The table below states two kinds of claim seen on referral pages for leveraged platforms in general, next to what Moon.com's own sources document. It names no other site, because the comparison is between a claim and Moon's own pages, not between sites.
| What some pages claim | What Moon publishes |
|---|---|
| A welcome bonus on registration | None. No page on Moon states one. |
| A deposit match, doubling a first deposit | None. No page on Moon states one. |
| Free credit to trade with | Play money, a practice mode with a simulated balance, not a credit on a real one. |
| A fee discount by code | 20% off trading fees, by the code ACES, visible on the wager summary. |
| Cashback or rebate rewards | Rakeback: 3.5% of fees paid, once activated on the account. |
The right column links to Moon's own help centre and affiliate page. The left column states general claim types, not a quote from any specific page.
For the mechanics behind the discount and rakeback rows, see Moon.com fees explained and Moon.com rakeback explained. For registration and where the discounted fee appears on your own account, see how to use the referral code.
Sources
Every figure on this page comes from one of these. We link them so you can check us rather than trust us.