I have already tested several apps that promise to pay via Pix and I will be honest: some really work, but it’s not that easy money that everyone advertises. Basically, there are two types - some that pay directly via Pix (very rare) and others that require going through PayPal first. I started messing with this to have some extra income, not to get rich.

The most reliable apps I found were Cash App (this one does pay directly via Pix, which is rare), CashPirate, Make Money, and AppKarma. The process is always similar: you download, register, complete tasks like answering surveys, testing apps, playing mini-games, referring friends. Each activity earns some points that later turn into money. Toloka is different - it’s not exactly a game, but it works with micro-tasks that seem like a challenge.

Now, the real deal about how much you earn: it’s slow. Like, you can make about 20, 30 reais per month if you dedicate yourself every day. It’s not a replacement for a salary, but for those who want a real extra, it’s worth it. Cash App is the most practical because it goes straight to Pix. The others require you to receive in PayPal first and then transfer.

What no one talks about: some apps take time to release withdrawals, require a high minimum amount, or simply disappear. That’s why I started with the most well-known ones. Make Money, CashPirate, FeaturePoints - these do pay, but it takes time. Big Time and Gamee work more through raffles, so earnings are uncertain.

If you’re thinking about starting, my tip is: don’t fall for the illusion of getting rich. The game pays via Pix, yes, but it’s just a supplement. Choose 2 or 3 top apps and use them with discipline. Most people give up because they find it too slow. For those who can be patient, there’s some extra cash every month. Just don’t expect miracles.

Right now in the market, BTC is at 78.25K (down 1.19%), ETH at 2.18K (also down 1.87%), and DOGE at 0.11 (down 1.68%). If you want to invest seriously later, it’s better to learn directly from a reliable platform that offers a demo account to practice without risk. Financial education really makes a difference; it’s not just about downloading apps to earn some change.