Moon.com review

Summary

Moon.com is a leveraged wagering product with terms that admit what it is out loud. Moon is the counterparty to every bet you place. There is a house edge baked into the price you see, on top of the fees. The products are gaming products, not investing, not trading. Moon writes all of that down where you can read it, which is genuinely rare.

Four costs. Three of them have a number and one, the holding fee, does not. Leverage runs to 1000x, at which point Moon’s own worked example has Bitcoin moving 0.1% against you and the bet is gone. KYC before you deposit, approval before you withdraw, and deposits are crypto. No bank transfers, no cards, no exceptions.

No score out of ten. One number would just hide the only thing worth saying: this is a competent, unusually candid casino product wearing a trading interface. If you want charts and 1000x and you know you are betting against the house, it does that well. If you think you are trading, the terms disagree with you in writing.

Operator

Moon.com

Code

MAXBONUS

Referral route

moon.com/?c=MAXBONUS&offer=maxbonus

Documented benefit

3.5% rakeback on eligible fees, when rakeback is activated on the accountOperator documented

Rakeback basis

Fees paid on opening a wager, holding one beyond 8 hours and closing a bet in profit

Where to check it

Account > VIP > Rakeback

Minimum age

18 or the higher legal minimum where you are located

Identity verification

Required before deposit; approval required before withdrawal

Deposit methods

Cryptocurrency only, per Moon.com’s Help Centre

Accounts per person

One, unless Moon authorises otherwise in writing

Availability

Restricted. Moon.com names a long prohibited-jurisdiction list

Account test

An account was opened through the MAXBONUS link from a permitted jurisdiction, identity verification was completed, and rakeback was already active without contacting SupportAccount tested

Last material review

3 September 2026

The product

Moon.com is a market-price wagering platform where users bet Up or Down on referenced asset prices. It is not MoonPay, it is not Pay with Moon, and it is not an exchange where users own the underlying asset.

Markets across crypto, equities, futures, commodities and forex, available around the clock including extended hours. Prices reference DXFeed, Pyth Network and SEDA Protocol, and Moon states it does not create or manipulate them. Bets are Up or Down, with a chosen wager and leverage up to 1000x, a max-loss price drawn on the chart, and optional automatic profit and loss closes.

Longer version: how Moon.com works andleverage and the max-loss price.

Costs

Two things worth flagging. The opening fee is on your wager, not the leveraged exposure, which makes it much smaller than a naive read of a 10x position suggests. Then the holding fee, which is the one honest gap in the schedule: Moon calls it dynamic and prints no rate, so the cost of leaving a bet open across days is not knowable in advance from anything Moon has published.

Sitting against those costs is rakeback. Moon hands back 3.5% of the fees you pay if rakeback is switched on, whether the bets win or lose. It is a rebate on fees, and it does not touch the house edge, which is a different thing living in a different place.

Longer: the fee schedule andwhat 3.5% applies to.

Account and access

• Minimum age 18, or older where local law says so.
• ID front and back plus proof of address, all before you can deposit.
• Verification has to be approved before you can withdraw.
• Crypto deposits only. Asset and network have to match.
• One account per person unless Moon says otherwise in writing.
• 2FA via authenticator, passkey login, an active-session list you can prune.
• No native app. Browser plus Add to Home Screen, which is fine and not the same thing.

What Moon says about itself

Moon’s terms, last dated 15 July 2026, call the products entertainment and gaming products offered for recreational use. Not investment. Not trading. Not brokerage. Not advisory. Bets are not securities. Moon.com is the House, the principal counterparty to every bet, with a direct financial interest in the outcome of every bet, and the house edge is separate from and on top of the fee schedule.

Putting that in writing where anyone can find it is genuinely to Moon’s credit, and it is also the most important sentence in this review. A product whose operator profits when you lose is a different animal from a brokerage, whatever the chart looks like.

What one account still cannot tell you

Who this is for, and who it is not

Fits: you want short-dated Up-or-Down wagers on market prices, you know the operator is the other side of the bet, you have read the fee schedule with both eyes open, you can hold a crypto balance without turning it into a project, and you are treating the money as entertainment spending rather than an income plan.

Does not fit: you are looking for an investment or trading account, you need bank deposits, you cannot or would rather not complete KYC, you live somewhere on Moon’s prohibited list, or you can see yourself opening a 1000x position and hoping.

If the second list feels closer to home, start atresponsible play instead.