If you’re opening a Moomoo Canada account, you want three answers: are you eligible, what steps do you take and in what order, and what’s the most you can realistically walk away with. This covers only that. Offers rotate, so the figures here are the typical 2026 pattern, check the live promotion before you deposit. For the US version of the same structure and a broader read on the platform, see the Moomoo US promotion guide and the trading review.
How it’s structured
Moomoo Canada runs a tiered, task-based system: rewards scale with deposit size, some rewards require an action such as a trade, and the full reward requires holding the funds for a period.
| Step | Action | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Open account + KYC | Small entry reward |
| 2 | Deposit funds | Main reward tier |
| 3 | Execute at least one trade | Activation bonus |
| 4 | Hold the balance for the required days | Final reward release |
Eligibility
You must be a new Moomoo Canada user, complete identity verification, and register within the promotion window. Existing users and late registrations don’t qualify.
Deposit tiers

Your reward depends mainly on how much you deposit. A rough 2026 shape, in CAD:
| Deposit | Typical reward | Form |
|---|---|---|
| $100–$500 | $5–$30 | Stock voucher or small cash |
| $1,000–$5,000 | $30–$150 | Cash + stock bundle |
| $5,000–$20,000 | $100–$250 | Higher-tier rewards |
| $20,000+ | $200–$400+ | Maximum tier |
Deposit your target amount in one transfer. Adding smaller amounts later usually won’t upgrade your tier.
The trade, and the holding period
Most campaigns need at least one buy or sell, sometimes above a minimum value. It confirms you’re an active user and releases part of the reward. Then comes the condition people fail on: you have to keep the funds in the account, above the required minimum, for a fixed period, often around 30 to 60 days. Withdraw early and the rewards are gone. Most people qualify and then lose the payout by taking money out too soon.
What the rewards actually are
Campaigns usually mix cash (most valuable, predictable), free stocks (value varies, sometimes low), trading credits or fee rebates (limited use), and coupons (conditional, lower value). If you can choose, weight toward cash.
The verdict
Realistically, $50 to $400+ equivalent depending on deposit size, and the process is straightforward if you follow every step. Deposit size drives most of the reward, the holding period decides whether you keep it, and the trade is just a trigger. Decide your deposit budget first, don’t stretch your investment to reach a higher bonus tier.
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