moon promo code, and what it actually gives you

Use MARKET and you pay 1.0% of wager to open on Moon, which is exactly what you pay without it. The referral reaches your account by link, it publishes no benefit, it leaves your 1000x ceiling exactly where it was, and your loss still stops at the wager.

what the Moon referral gives you

You are given no published figure at all. Moon states no amount, no match and no rebate for the account opening the bet, so what MARKET does for you cannot be verified, and it is not dressed up as zero or invented as a benefit either.

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whether it is confirmed, and when it was checked

You should treat none of the referred side as confirmed. On 28 August 2026 Moon published no description of what a referred account gets, so nothing is stated to you as a fact until Moon publishes a number anyone can quote.

there is no welcome bonus, and no code creates one

You get no signup bonus on Moon, no deposit match and no free bet. Neither Moon nor any affiliate page seen on 28 August 2026 claims one of the three, so a code buys you attribution and nothing that lands in your balance on the day you open the account.

What that leaves you to compare is the fee schedule and the ceiling. Opening $100 at 10x on Moon costs $1.00, the ceiling is 1000x, and those two numbers decide more of your outcome than any code on any page.

rakeback of 3.5 per cent on every fee, reported and not confirmed

Rakeback is the term worth arriving for, and Moon documents none of it. Affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026 describe 3.5 per cent of every fee you are charged coming back to you, on bets that lose as well as bets that win, covering the 1 per cent opening fee, the fee charged every 8 hours while you hold, and the performance fee on a win.

How you get it depends on how your account was opened. On an account attributed to a referral it is described as switched on from the start, and on an account opened directly it is described as a VIP Bronze benefit that a manager has to enable, which on the published ladder starts at $10,000 wagered.

It accrues in the account rather than arriving in your balance, so you have to claim it, and no wagering requirement is attached to it. Because Moon publishes no rate, the 3.5 per cent figure enters none of the costs quoted to you, so the $1.00 it costs to open $100 at 10x is gross of it.

Recorded from affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026, not from venue documentation. No figure here enters any cost quoted to you, and none of it is presented as a term the venue publishes.

how the code reaches your account, and why you cannot add it later

There is no promo-code field to fill in when you open a Moon account. The code travels in the c parameter of the link you arrive on, in the form moon.com/?c=MARKET, so your attribution is set by the link and cannot be added afterwards from inside the account.

Some published links carry a second offer parameter beside it, and what that one changes is documented nowhere. One competing publisher states the opposite of all of this, that its code can be typed at sign-up, and the two accounts of the mechanism cannot both hold, so treat the link parameter as reported rather than documented and the typed-code claim as contested.

Recorded from affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026, not from venue documentation. No figure here enters any cost quoted to you, and none of it is presented as a term the venue publishes.

the 10 other codes you will meet, and whether any is better

You will meet 10 other codes for Moon on other pages, and none of them is documented by Moon itself. The publishers listing them state plainly that no code carries better terms than another and that there is no hidden better code, which matches what Moon documents, since Moon documents no code terms at all.

That makes the choice between MARKET and the 10 below a choice about who gets paid rather than about what you pay. Your opening fee is 1.0% of wager under every one of them, and your ceiling is 1000x under every one of them.

Codes recorded from affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026, not from venue documentation. No figure here enters any cost quoted to you, and none of it is presented as a term the venue publishes.

the ladder starts at $10,000 wagered and the top rung is hidden

You reach the bottom rung of the Moon ladder at $10,000 wagered, which is 100 wagers of $100, and it is called Bronze. The benefits described at that level are weekly boosts and reloads, and the rakeback above is described as switching on there for an account with no referral attached.

The top rung is Plutonium at $25,000,000,000 wagered, 2,500,000 times the entry requirement, and it is not shown on the ladder until you reach it. Every rung between the 2 ends is unnamed on every page seen 28 August 2026, so how much of that climb passes before anything at all changes for you cannot be stated here.

Recorded from affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026, not from venue documentation. No figure here enters any cost quoted to you, and none of it is presented as a term the venue publishes.

the 4 costs moon does not itemise for you

4 of the costs you will pay on Moon are not in any fee schedule you can read. The 1 per cent opening fee is documented and charged on your wager rather than on your leveraged exposure, so it stays at $1.00 on $100 whether you pick 10x or 1000x.

The rest you cannot add up. The fee charged every 8 hours has no published rate, the performance fee and the spread are reported by testers rather than documented, and the profit and loss on your screen already has all of them taken out, so the $1.00 quoted to open is a floor rather than a total.

Reported fees recorded from tester write-ups and affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026, not from venue documentation. No figure here enters any cost quoted to you, and none of it is presented as a term the venue publishes.

how you fund the account, and how you sign in

You fund a Moon account in cryptocurrency, and the 5 routes described are BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT and USDC. There are no direct card deposits: a card buys crypto by third-party purchase through swapped.com first, which is a separate company with its own fees and its own limits, and neither of those is documented anywhere readable.

You open the account with email and password with an email code, or through Google, Facebook, Kick and Twitch if you would rather not create one, which is 5 routes in. What none of the pages seen on 28 August 2026 states is how the money comes back out, and the 3 terms that decide that are listed further down as unverifiable.

Recorded from affiliate pages seen on 28 August 2026, not from venue documentation. No figure here enters any cost quoted to you, and none of it is presented as a term the venue publishes.

the 6 terms nobody publishes

6 of the terms you would want before you fund anything are not published anywhere that could be read, and guessing at any of them would be worse than leaving them blank. Each one is listed with the reason it is missing, so you can see the shape of what Moon does not tell you.

That gap is why the only figures you get for Moon are the ones its own documentation supports: the 1 per cent opening fee, the $1.00 it costs you on $100 at 10x, the 1000x ceiling and the point your loss stops. Any competing page that states a withdrawal limit or a licence for Moon has not verified it either, because the same 6 gaps face everyone.

moonredeemcode.com/how-to-redeem-moon-code/: the page blocked automated reading and was never checked, so nothing on it is represented here either way.

what you pay moon to open

Your Moon fee schedule does not move. You pay 1.0% of wager to open on Moon with the referral attached and the same without it, so it takes nothing off what your bet costs to open. Budget on the undiscounted rate at every rung up to 1000x, because whatever the arrangement moves sits outside the opening fee.

At every one of the 9 leverage levels: opening fee without the referral $1.00, with the referral $1.00.

Opening cost on a $100 wager, computed from the Moon schedule at 1.0% of wager. Carry is excluded, and where a rate varies by asset class each class is listed separately.

whether you are eligible for it

You have one moment to get this right: Moon sets your attribution from the link you arrive on, there is no code to type later, and an account you opened directly cannot be attached to the arrangement afterwards. Whether you are allowed to open one at all cannot be verified, because Moon names no restricted jurisdictions and states no identity requirement anywhere it can be read, so your eligibility for the arrangement is unverifiable for the same reason.

what MARKET will not do for you

Moon will not treat you any differently because of it. MARKET does not raise your ceiling above 1000x, does not widen your room to liquidation at any leverage level, and does not move your loss cap off the wager. At 1000x a $100 wager on Moon controls $100,000 and your distance to liquidation is 0.100%, with or without the arrangement. It leaves what you pay to hold untouched as well, and Moon publishes no rate for that, so every figure above is a floor rather than your total.

The leverage level you pick moves more of your money than any code does. On 22 of 46 markets, 20x was the highest Moon multiplier whose room to liquidation covered every session move except the worst 1 in 20, against a ceiling of 1000x. Go above it and your bet ends at the wager, which costs you $100 on the worked ticket, or many times anything a code takes off your opening fee.

That multiplier is the highest Moon rung whose distance to liquidation exceeded the 95th-percentile adverse excursion over rolling sessions, taking the worse of the long and short side, across 46 markets.

the two decisions worth more to you than MARKET

Where you open and how hard you push it are worth more to you than MARKET is. Opening on Moon runs from $1.00 at 10x to $1.00 at 1000x on a $100 wager, and the spread across the venues pricing 10x is $0.88. Against those figures the Moon arrangement gives you nothing you can measure, because Moon publishes no number for your side of it beside its 1.0% rate.

the Moon terms that hold whatever you do

Open a $100 wager at 10x on Moon and you pay $1.00, your ceiling is 1000x, your loss stops at the wager and the rate you are charged to hold is unpublished. Those four terms decide how your bet ends, and each of them is written out in full on the Moon review beside the document it came from.

The liquidation rule behind your loss cap is a maintenance requirement of 0.00% of notional on Moon, with its worked thresholds on the review page. Read that before you use MARKET rather than after, because the room it leaves you at 1000x is the term that ends your bet on Moon.

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MarketMoves earns a commission when a reader opens an account through a link on this page. It costs the reader nothing and does not change the figures shown. Venue registry 2026-08-28a, reviewed through 2026-11-28. Every cost here is an opening cost, and Moon publishes no rate for it, so none of these figures contains the cost of holding a position open.

Figures on this page were rebuilt 2026-08-28 by the MarketMoves editorial desk, from the sources named in the methodology. Nothing here is a forecast, and none of it is advice.