I'm testing some of these apps that claim they pay real money via Pix, and I found it interesting to share what I discovered. Like, it's possible to earn some extra cash just by playing, but without expecting to get rich, right? It mostly works as supplementary income.

Most of these Pix money-making games I see out there operate with rewards that you accumulate by doing simple tasks, mini-games, or answering surveys. Then transfer to PayPal and send it via Pix. Some pay more directly, like Cash App, which already sends directly to Pix, or Mercado Pago.

I tried several, and I'll be honest: Make Money and CashPirate are pretty straightforward to start with. Make Money is really the simplest — just do daily check-ins, download partner apps, and complete tasks. AppKarma also works well, but it takes a bit longer to accumulate. If you like sweepstakes, Big Time and Gamee have bigger prizes but are not guaranteed.

For those looking for something more reliable, Toloka is different because you actually do micro-tasks, like classifying images or validating information. It seems more legitimate because each task has a clear value. Easy Bucks and FeaturePoints are also interesting because they combine various earning methods — games, surveys, referrals.

Now, real talk: the earnings are slow. Like, you won't get rich, but earning 50 to 100 reais per month is easily doable if you stay consistent. The minimum withdrawal varies quite a bit from app to app, but it’s usually between 5 and 20 reais.

Cash App is really the most practical for Brazilians because it already sends directly to Pix, without the detour through PayPal. But most will still have to go through PayPal first.

My advice: pick 2 or 3 apps you like the most and stay consistent. It’s no use jumping from one to another. And remember, playing to earn money via Pix is more for passing the time, not for making a living. If you want real, steady income, it’s better to consider investing in stocks, ETFs, or commodities. BTC is at $78.10K now (-1.24%), ETH at $2.18K (-1.38%), DOGE at $0.11 (-2.44%) if you want to keep track. But that’s another story.

Is anyone else using these apps? Which one worked best for you?