So, I found out that you can make some extra cash with games that pay you directly via Pix. At first, I thought it was a scam, but after testing some apps, I saw that it really works – just not to get rich, you know? It’s more like that little bit of money for a coffee.

I started with Make Money because it’s super simple. Download it, check in every day, test some partner apps, and that’s it. The withdrawal takes a little while (it goes through PayPal before reaching Pix), but it arrives. AppKarma is similar, but it lets you choose between PayPal or gift cards – which makes it more flexible.

Now, Cash App is different because it pays directly via Pix, without an intermediary. That’s pretty rare in these apps. CashPirate also works well if you have patience – the interface is clean, and payments come regularly.

Some apps work more like lotteries (Big Time and Gamee), where the prizes are bigger but not guaranteed. Like, you collect tickets and hope to win. Toloka is different because it’s not a classic game – you do small tasks, classify images, answer simple questions. It seems boring, but it really pays.

What I learned is that a game that pays you directly via Pix needs consistency. It’s not about getting rich in a month. If you do it every day, like 30 minutes at night, you can accumulate a decent amount by the end of the month. But you have to be patient with withdrawals – most go through PayPal before hitting Pix.

The truth is, these apps work, but with caveats. They shouldn’t be your main income. Now, if you want a game that pays you directly via Pix just to have some extra cash in a relaxed way, it’s worth exploring. Just be careful with apps that ask for an initial deposit – those are usually scams.

For those who want something more serious later on, there are investment platforms. But that’s another story – it requires more knowledge and calculated risk. For now, these apps are good options to start with.