Do you see these promises of making money by playing via Pix? Well, there are quite a few apps out there offering this, but not all of them work properly. I decided to test several and will share what’s really worth it.

First, let me be honest: it’s not about getting rich. The games via Pix work more as extra income, you know, that money to supplement at the end of the month? But yes, they pay for real if you know how to choose.

I started with Make Money because it’s pretty simple. You download it, check in every day, test some partner apps, complete small tasks. Accumulate in dollars and withdraw via PayPal, then transfer to Pix afterward. Nothing fancy, but it works.

Then I tried AppKarma. It’s also straightforward, you play, complete challenges, refer friends, and earn. Pays via PayPal or gift cards. Some people earn more because they can refer a lot of people.

Big Time is different; it works with a raffle. You play, accumulate tickets, and participate in weekly draws. The prizes are bigger when you win, but it’s not guaranteed. Like a lottery.

There’s also Toloka, which isn’t a classic game but is gamified. You do micro-tasks like classifying images, answering questions, validating information. Each task shows how much you’ll earn. The better your accuracy rate, the more tasks they release. Also pays via PayPal.

CashPirate is quite well known here in Brazil. Play, watch videos, download apps, refer people. Simple and pays regularly.

Oh, and Cash App is practically the only one that pays directly via Pix. Surveys, games, simple tasks. Very practical for us here.

There’s more: FeaturePoints, Gamee, Cash Alarm, Easy Bucks, Premise. Each with its own style, but the path is similar. Most pay via PayPal, and you transfer to Pix afterward.

Now, which one is easiest to cash out? Cash App wins hands down because it pays directly to Pix. CashPirate, Make Money, and Toloka are also quick, but they need to go through PayPal first. The others take a bit longer or depend on the raffle.

My advice: pick two or three that you really enjoy using, because if it gets boring, you’ll give up. Consistency is everything in these apps. Don’t expect to get rich, but earning around 50 reais a month is easy to save up.

And if you want more serious earnings in the long run, some people after testing these apps move on to investing. Stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies. That’s when the game really changes. But that’s another story.

Have you tried any of these apps? Which one paid off the most for you?