I found this wave of apps that pay real money via Pix interesting. Like, it's not that shady scheme promising to get rich overnight, but you can definitely make some extra cash if you're consistent.

So, in summary: most of these apps work with simple tasks, mini-games, or surveys. You complete them, accumulate a balance (usually in dollars), and then withdraw via PayPal, which you can then transfer to Pix. Cash App is practically the only one that pays directly via Pix, which makes things much easier.

The most well-known apps are Make Money, AppKarma, Big Time, FeaturePoints, Gamee, CashPirate, Toloka, and Cash Alarm. Each has its own approach: some focus on playing mini-games, others on testing apps or answering surveys. There are also Premise and Easy Bucks, which mainly work with quick tasks.

But honestly, don’t expect to get rich. It’s more like that app that pays instantly via Pix for signing up or completing a quick task, and you start seeing some small change. Some offer slow but steady earnings, others have raffles that can pay more, but those are less guaranteed.

The easiest way is to use Cash App itself, which pays directly. For the others, you end up having to go through PayPal first before reaching Pix, but it also works.

My tip: don’t set your expectations too high. It’s extra income, not a replacement for anything. But if you like messing around on your phone and want some change, it’s doable. Just be careful with apps that charge fees to withdraw or ask for an initial deposit — those are usually scams.

See that Bitcoin is at $79.00K (-2.18%), Ethereum at $2.23K (-1.69%), and Dogecoin at $0.11 (-2.38%)? Like, while that’s happening, you’re earning some cents on these apps, but at least it’s something.