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Novig advertises $25 Trade Credit offer for new users

Fox Sports says new Novig users can receive five $5 Trade Credits after using the FOXSPORTS code and depositing at least $10.

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Novig is advertising a welcome offer that provides eligible new users with five $5 Trade Credits, totalling $25, after they register with the promo code FOXSPORTS and deposit at least $10.

According to Fox Sports, the credits are issued separately and each must be used in full on a single straight trade. They cannot be stacked, combined with another promotion or used with a Make Order.

The source says the credits apply only to contracts priced at $0.60 or lower and expire 30 days after issue. They are promotional credits, not cash, and do not guarantee a return.

Novig is described as a peer-to-peer exchange for yes-or-no sports contracts priced between $0.00 and $1.00. Fox Sports says the platform relaunched in August 2026 under a federally regulated model operated by Ludlow Exchange, LLC, which it reports holds a Designated Contract Market designation from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

The source further says Novig is available in 47 states and Washington, D.C., is sports-only and requires users to be at least 21. Those regulatory and availability claims, along with the current validity of the offer, are based on promotional material and were not independently verified in the supplied article.

Fox Sports discloses that it may receive compensation through affiliate links or user activity. The article is truncated, so additional eligibility conditions and geographic restrictions could not be confirmed.

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