Independent guide · Updated 29 August 2026
Moon.com Payments
One rail in both directions, and the consequences that follow from it.
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One rail, in both directions
Moon.com accepts and pays out in cryptocurrency only. There is no card processing, no bank transfer, no PayPal, no Skrill or Neteller. For a reader used to a regulated broker that is the single biggest practical difference, and it has consequences beyond convenience: crypto payments are irreversible, so there is no chargeback if something goes wrong, and the funding step happens somewhere else entirely.
The upside is real too — no bank hours, no card declines on gambling MCC codes, and a payout that clears in seconds on a fast chain.
Supported coins
- BTC
- ETH
- SOL
- XRP
- DOGE
- LTC
- ZEC
- HYPE
The live list is in the cashier and changes; these are the coins the operator's own materials show. Minimums are set per coin and move with the rate.
Step-by-step guides live on deposit and withdrawal. The one rule that spans both: fund from and pay out to a wallet in your own name. Anti-money-laundering checks are applied at verification, and a third-party payment is the most common reason a withdrawal is refused.
FAQ
What payment methods does Moon.com accept?
Cryptocurrency only — BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, LTC, ZEC and HYPE among others. No cards, no bank transfers and no e-wallets.
Are there payment fees?
The operator’s costs are the trading fees; the network fee for a transfer is charged by the blockchain, not by Moon.com, and varies by coin.
Can I deposit in one coin and withdraw in another?
The cashier decides what it allows, but as a rule funding and payout on the same rail and the same name is what avoids anti-money-laundering friction.
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