Casinos usually treat a MoonPay deposit as a card or bank-funded crypto purchase, so the bonus offer you see is often the same “first deposit” deal shown on the cashier page: a match bonus (for example, 100% up to a set cap) and sometimes bonus spins tied to a specific slot. Some sites also run crypto-specific promos that apply to MoonPay-funded deposits, such as a higher match rate on BTC/ETH deposits or a small cashback rebate, but the cashier terms decide whether MoonPay counts as “crypto” or “card” for that campaign.
Restrictions are common and they are tied to how MoonPay processes payments. Casinos often require the MoonPay deposit to settle before crediting a bonus, and they can block the offer if the payment is flagged as a third‑party purchase or the name on the casino account doesn’t match the MoonPay profile. Minimum deposit thresholds still apply, and some casinos exclude MoonPay from “no wagering” or “low wagering” promotions, treat it as an ineligible funding method for reload bonuses, or limit the bonus if you deposit via Apple Pay/Google Pay through MoonPay.
A MoonPay deposit bonus comes with a wagering requirement (wager) that you must complete before you can withdraw any bonus funds and any winnings made from them. The wager is calculated on the bonus amount only, not on your deposit, unless the promotion rules state otherwise.
Yes, if the casino has a MoonPay promo running. In practice it’s either a small deposit boost (for example, 5%–10%) or extra spins on selected slots, and it applies only to deposits completed through the MoonPay checkout.
The promo sets a minimum deposit, most commonly $20–$50. Deposits below that threshold settle normally through MoonPay but don’t trigger the bonus credit.
No. Casinos treat MoonPay offers as payment-method promos, so they don’t stack with first-deposit packages or separate promo-code bonuses on the same transaction. You choose one bonus per deposit.
After the deposit is confirmed on-chain and marked as “completed” in the cashier. That timing depends on the network you use: fast networks can clear in minutes, while congested chains take longer.
Yes. MoonPay bonuses usually come with wagering (for example, 25x–40x the bonus amount) and a fixed time limit (often 7–14 days). Some games contribute at a reduced rate, so the bonus page should list eligible slots and excluded table games.