Moon promo code: BETHAPLast verified: September 2026
| Offer Type | What I logged | Promo code |
|---|---|---|
| Affiliate referral | BETHAP on the signup referral field | BETHAP |
| Fee rakeback | 3.5% of fees when activated | BETHAP |
| VIP Bronze path | Rakeback + tier perks after volume | BETHAP |
In September 2026 I opened Moon.com as an Up/Down market-betting site, not a slots lobby. I typed BETHAP into the referral-code field on the second registration screen before I finished signup. On this page that string is our Moon promo code. Moon does not publish a classic deposit-match welcome pack the way a casino would, so I stay with what help.moon.com documents: affiliate signup normally activates fee rakeback, and Bronze VIP is the fallback path.
I claim only one signup path. Returning VIP and rakeback tools ride that same BETHAP-tagged login. I do not invent a second registration for later headings.
I created one Moon account for this check. Rakeback, VIP, Play Money practice, deposits and withdrawals all rode that single BETHAP-tagged login.
The referral field sat on the second registration screen itself. Leaving it blank locked me out of attaching BETHAP later on that account. When attachment looked wrong, I audited the six letters, confirmed the inbox was unused on Moon, and messaged live chat the same day rather than guessing a spare CTA.
Inside that single tagged login I checked each reward surface against Moon's published help. There is no locked casino 300% or sports free-bet row here. The live path is referral tagging, fee rakeback, and VIP volume.
I treated BETHAP as our affiliate referral tag. Moon's rakeback help says accounts created via a cooperating streamer or known affiliate normally get rakeback activated automatically. If that does not stick, Support is the same-day fix. I refuse to invent a fixed welcome match dollar amount for BETHAP when Moon has not published one on that help page.
| Term on my check | Moon figure I logged |
|---|---|
| Code on account | BETHAP |
| Where I typed it | Referral field, second signup screen |
| Official reward frame | Affiliate path toward fee rakeback (not a published deposit match) |
| If inactive | 24/7 Support chat |
| Extra promo code later | None. CTA stays BETHAP |
I treated the official help article as the source of truth. Once activated, Moon returns 3.5% of the fees I pay. Fees in that article cover opening a wager, holding a wager beyond eight hours, and closing a profitable bet. Rakeback is framed as passive earning on those fees whether the wager wins or loses. It is a partial refund of fees, not a refund of the full stake.
| Term on my check | Moon figure I logged |
|---|---|
| Code on account | BETHAP |
| Official rate | 3.5% of fees when activated |
| Fee base (help) | Open fee, holding/rolling after 8h, profitable close |
| Win or lose | Rakeback still tracks fee activity |
| Where I check | Account > VIP > Rakeback |
| Activation A | Affiliate/streamer signup (normally automatic) |
| Activation B | Bronze VIP, then VIP Manager via Support |
| Source | help.moon.com rakeback article |
Moon's own rakeback help names Bronze VIP as the second activation route. Public VIP dollar thresholds and reload tables are not published on help.moon.com, so I only log what that article states plus what the in-app VIP panel shows on the account. I treat VIP as a volume ladder, not a reason to raise stakes only to climb a tier.
| Term on my check | Moon figure I logged |
|---|---|
| Official VIP role for bonuses | Bronze unlocks rakeback enablement via VIP Manager (help article) |
| Where I check progress | Account > VIP |
| Published $ thresholds on help.moon.com | Not listed. Use live VIP panel |
| Extra promo code | None. CTA stays BETHAP |
Moon turns price direction into a simple bet. I do not buy the asset. I choose Up or Down, set the stake, and pick leverage. A $100 stake at 10x equals $1,000 of exposure. At 100x that becomes $10,000; at 1000x it becomes $100,000. Moon says the maximum loss on a position equals the original wager. When the adverse move reaches that amount, the trade closes at the Max Loss Price.
In my session the Max Loss Price was the clearest risk cue before I clicked open. Auto Profit Close and Auto Loss Close sat next to that readout for managed exits. Play Money was the cleanest way to feel fees and leverage before any crypto left my wallet.
1000x is the marketing headline and the main hazard. Moon's own Bitcoin-style example helps: with BTC near $60,000, a $100 wager at 1000x creates $100,000 of exposure. A move of about 0.1% for the position can roughly double the stake before fees. A move of about 0.1% against it can erase the whole $100 stake. So 1000x is not a free path to a 1000x payout. It amplifies tiny ticks. Leverage starts from 1x. My approach is Play Money and modest multipliers first.
Crypto is only one slice. During my review I found Up/Down markets on cryptocurrencies, equities, forex, commodities and futures. Names such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Apple and Tesla appeared on the board. Moon also advertises round-the-clock wagering on supported assets. Pricing is described as aggregated from feeds such as DXFeed, Pyth Network / Pyth Pro and SEDA Protocol. A weekend equity print on Moon is not identical to a live cash-session exchange quote while that exchange is shut.
Fees change the math on every trade, and they are the base rakeback refunds from. I checked help.moon.com before risking size.
| Moon fee | How it works |
|---|---|
| Opening fee | 1% of the wager (not leveraged notional) |
| Holding / rolling fee | Dynamic fee every 8 hours when applicable |
| Performance fee | Minimum 10% of realized profit on wins (none on losses) |
| Liquidity adjustment | Closing price may reflect available liquidity |
Example: a $1,000 wager at 10x creates $10,000 of exposure, yet the opening fee is $10. Live P&L already folds in estimated closing execution, performance fees and accrued rolling costs, so the on-screen number is closer to what I would actually net.
Funding is cryptocurrency-based. Moon's placing-first-bet help frames KYC before deposit and before withdrawal. After verification I used Wallet / Deposit: pick the coin, copy the address, send from an external wallet. I always re-check coin and network before confirming. The Vault is a separate balance kept apart from the active betting wallet, with 2FA described for access. It is a parking tool, not a bank product.
For this review I stick to what I could verify from the product and Moon's published help material. Positive signals I noted: documented fees, documented rakeback activation paths, market-data source names, visible Max Loss Price, and 2FA on the Vault. The product risk remains high. A loss capped at the wager still means that wager can vanish on a small adverse tick at 1000x. Moon is still a young 2026 platform, so I start with Play Money and small real stakes if I fund at all.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Clear Up/Down market betting | 1000x can erase a wager on a tiny move |
| Official 3.5% fee rakeback path | No classic published deposit-match welcome |
| Max loss limited to the selected wager | Opening, holding and performance fees |
| Play Money for practice | Crypto-led funding and KYC gates |
| 24/7 access on supported markets | No native mobile app |
| VIP ladder with Bronze rakeback enablement | Platform is still new in 2026 |
My September 2026 pass keeps one clear answer: type BETHAP once at Moon signup on the referral screen, then confirm Account > VIP > Rakeback for the official 3.5% fee return. If affiliate activation does not stick, Support or the Bronze VIP path is the documented fix. I do not invent a casino-style welcome match. Practice with Play Money first. The product is easy to click; leverage is the part that needs respect. Last verified September 2026.