So guys, after testing several games to earn money via Pix, I found it important to share what really works and what’s a waste of time. The truth is, yes, you can make some extra cash, but it’s not that thing of getting rich just by playing, okay? It’s more of a supplement.

I tested about 11 different apps and I’ll be honest: some pay genuinely, others are slower. Make Money is pretty simple to start with — it’s basically downloading apps, doing daily check-ins, and completing tasks. It takes time, but it adds up. AppKarma works similarly, but has the advantage of paying in gift cards too, not just PayPal.

Then there’s Big Time, which is more based on raffles — the prizes are bigger, but it’s not guaranteed. FeaturePoints is more comprehensive, allowing you to play, answer surveys, test apps. CashPirate is also well known here in Brazil, with a smooth interface and regular payments.

Now, if you want something that actually pays directly via Pix, Cash App is practically the only one that does this without needing to go through PayPal first. All the others give you earnings in dollars or gift cards, which you then transfer. Toloka is interesting because it’s not a traditional game; it’s simple tasks — classifying images, answering questions — but it pays correctly.

There’s also Gamee with quick mini-games, Cash Alarm that rewards the time you play, Easy Bucks that combines several methods, and Premise focused on surveys. Each has its own pace.

The question is: is it worth it? Depends. If you have free time and patience to accumulate, yes. But don’t expect to get rich fast. The minimum withdrawal amounts vary a lot. And importantly: beware of apps that ask for an initial deposit or promise very high earnings — those are usually scams.

The most realistic approach is to use two or three apps you like the most and keep accumulating. Some days you earn more, others less. And the folks who say they make serious money just playing… they’re exaggerating. But for a real extra income, there are indeed money-making games via Pix, you just need to be realistic about what to expect.

Who else is testing these apps? What’s the best experience you’ve had?