So I'm here checking out this bunch of apps that promise to pay via Pix and decided to test a few for real. Honestly, there are games that actually pay through Pix, but it's like... you're not getting rich, you know? It's more of a little extra money to supplement.

I started with Make Money, which is pretty simple. You download it, check in every day, test some partner apps, and complete some random tasks. The withdrawal is through PayPal and then transferred to Pix. No mandatory deposit, which is nice.

Then I tried CashPirate, which has quite a few people using it here in Brazil. Play games, watch videos, download apps, refer a friend... that's basically it. The interface is straightforward, and the payment actually works, but it takes some time to accumulate a decent amount.

Now, if you want something more direct, Cash App pays directly via Pix, without going through PayPal. That speeds up the process a lot. But most others (AppKarma, FeaturePoints, Toloka) follow that scheme: accumulate in dollars, cash out via PayPal, then transfer to Pix.

There's also Big Time, which works through a lottery, so the prizes are bigger, but it's kind of a gamble. And Gamee has some fun mini-games if you like quick stuff.

The thing is: yes, apps that pay directly via Pix do exist, but they require patience and consistency. It’s not about getting rich in a month, but you can easily earn 50-100 reais per month if you use them properly. The key is to avoid scams, stick to well-known apps, and always check if they really pay before spending a lot of time.

Oh, and another thing: Bitcoin is at $78.19K (+0.11%), Ethereum at $2.19K (+0.70%), and Dogecoin at $0.11 (+1.32%) if you're curious to follow the market while earning these little amounts with apps. But that’s a whole other investment story.